Volzfan

Cool! Even better!

Just hire an interim coach until Peytpn quits the NFL.

[quote name='Spots' timestamp='1354656713' post='854910'] Its not so much the policy they have in place, though I do disagree with it. I'm like maroonandwhite, its the fact that they fired him, [i][b]even though he respected their rules[/b][/i] right up until his actions possibly saved someones life. He should not have been fired for retreving a firearm, then using it in defense of another employee, as well as store merchandise. [/quote]Most of these rules state that they are not allowed to have them in their vehicle while at work and that's the reason we are having the fight in our legislature now about allowing employees to store a weapon in that vehicle while at work. Even if we get a good law passed allowing this, it will probably still be against company policy for the employee to remove that weapon for any reason.

The sad truth is probably most businesses have a similar policy that no one hears about until something like this ends up on the news.

[quote name='monkeylizard' timestamp='1354574935' post='854439'] Again. Yes, I always carry at church. [/quote]Me too.

[quote name='Caster' timestamp='1354576342' post='854450'] I find all forms of pork repugnant. I can eat a little pulled pork barbeque on occasion but only if the sauce is good. Other than that....I just as soon starve. [/quote]WOW! Never heard anyone who didn't like bacon but like they say, "Everybody doesn't like something". Must be missing your bacon gene!

Seems that women would learn to ask the correct questions!

[quote name='leftyk82' timestamp='1354419088' post='853674'] Better than Lundequist. Awful. Just awful. [/quote]But that's not saying much either. I believe they are both at the bottom of the barrel. I watch them both and sometimes wonder what game they are watching because it doesn't appear to be the one that I'm watching!

...would boot Brent Musberger! He is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. It's a shame he is on some of the best games! Thoughts?

I think he opened the door knowing the guy wasn't going away and intended to shoot the guy. The store owner "fired" him to take heat off of his business but I'll bet the guy is working at another one of his stores somewhere else.

Why unlock the door?

I invested $6 for my chance.

I'm glad that my Savior isn't the liar that his is! My Savior gave his life for me. I'm sure Obozo wouldn't!

Glad you were happy with them! Hope you hit the lottery with that sale!

[quote name='Spots' timestamp='1353970763' post='850992'] I'm gonna ruin this mans life when I find him. And I'll do it legally.[/quote] Good luck with that! Probably don't have Ins and driving a stolen car and don't have 2 pennies to rub together! Hope your wife is OK.

Here is what I got on the number of gun turned in. [quote] [font="Times New Roman","serif"][size=4]November 17, 2012[/size][/font] [font="Times New Roman","serif"][size=4]FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE[/size][/font] [font="Times New Roman","serif"][size=4]South Nashville’s first-ever Gift Cards for Guns event was a strong success today as citizens exchanged a total of 91 firearms (76 pistols, 1 sawed-off shotgun and 14 long guns) for $25 Dollar General gift cards.[/size][/font] [font="Times New Roman","serif"][size=4]The gun turn-in program was held for four hours, 8 a.m.-12 noon, in the parking lot of Tusculum Hills Baptist Church, 4930 Nolensville Pike. Sponsored by Metro Police, Dollar General, Tusculum Hills Pastor Wesley Baldwin, other Nashville clergy and Crime Stoppers, the Gift Cards for Guns program is designed to take unsafe and unwanted firearms out of Nashville’s neighborhoods.[/size][/font] [font="Times New Roman","serif"][size=4]“As a result of today’s third Gift Cards for Guns initiative since last December, a total of 337 firearms are now off the streets and will not find their way back into neighborhoods where they might have fallen into the hands of a criminal or even a child,” Chief Steve Anderson said. “Nashville is safer because of our partnership with outstanding businesses like Dollar General, ministers throughout the community and Crime Stoppers.” [/size][/font] [font="Times New Roman","serif"][size=4]Citizens turned in 156 guns in June in exchange for MAPCO gift cards. Ninety firearms were surrendered last December in exchange for Kroger gift cards.[/size][/font] [/quote]

Killing someone over stuff is a bit extreme but my question is why bother with a loss prevention team if they can't physically detain the thief?

I kinda look at Chicago like I look at a restaurant with a "No Guns" sign. I won't go! Find another gun friendly place to spend you $$$!

[size=5][font=comic sans ms,cursive]Call The Coin Purse in Green Hills. They are honest and trustworthy. I've dealt with Joel Plunkett and their number is 615-269-6700. [/font][/size]

Sad news!

I had a good day at my wife's family in Knoxville today! Hope all of our brave men and women stationed around the world had a safe day today!

[quote name='smithra89' timestamp='1353634870' post='849600'] I thought it was pretty good. Definitely worth the price of the ticket. Kind of made me want to buy a little more ammo, haha. [/quote]Did you see the original and you opinion is based on that?

[size=5][font=comic sans ms,cursive]So how many people do you think will be trampled to death this year as stores open the doors for the morons rushing to get the "Hot" items of the 2012 shopping season?[/font][/size] [size=5][font=comic sans ms,cursive]I sure won't be anywhere near them![/font][/size]

Well said David. Blessing to you and the rest of the TGO family. Praying for safe travels for all who are hitting the roads or airways. Enjoy family while you still have them!