daddyo

Like putting lipstick on a pig?

Still waiting for proof.

Flip flop. Won't vote for someone who can't make up his mind about something so fundamental to our liberty.

No land available, plus it's too expensive. And why should I let someone force me off my property?

I think I knew before I started this thread that there was nothing I could do and just needed you guys as a sounding board. So thanks for tolerating my rant. The thought of impeding someone's rights is distasteful to me; I just wish people would be more responsible about exercising them sometimes. The fact that these neighbors are poopyheads doesn't make these situations any easier to tolerate. I've always believed that people have a right to a certain level of peace and quiet, free from UNREASONABLE and UNNECESSARY noise. Lawn mowers and other power equipment is necessary from time to time. I don't even enjoy the sound of mine, but I have to use them unless I want to be surrounded by jungle.

Where did the science come from?

You're probably right. However, I'm not sure it's so much the noise that bothers me as it is the fact that I simply don't trust them with that kind of weaponry. At any rate, time will probably take care of it. At some point he'll get tired of burning through all that ammo.

A motorcycle I can deal with. Human beings are noisy. It becomes a problem when there is no regard for the people around you, and no desire to get along with them. These assclowns never had any intention of getting along with anyone. But they know where the boundaries are in terms of legality, and they know that there's nothing I can do short of suing, which I'm not going to do unless it gets so bad that I am unable to get any enjoyment of my property.

What do you consider excessive noise? Is running your lawnmower considered reasonable? Is turning up the volume on your car stereo so loud that it vibrates your neighbor's windows reasonable?

Absolutely. But the difference is that I have always tried to be considerate of my neighbors. I could do the same in my back yard but I don't because I'm respectful of the desire of others to have peace and quiet in their homes. That's why I don't run power equipment or bang on stuff after 7pm and I don't start till 10am. It's just the way I was raised. Their moron offspring had one of those boom cars when they were in high school and I had to listen to my windows rattle on Saturday afternoons while they detailed their ride or worked out in the yard. It was maddening because they weren't doing anything illegal. Just because you can do something doesn't mean that you should.

You're right - if he's safe and legal, then there's nothing I can do. It just chaps my ass because ever since they moved in about 12 years ago, they've been good for only one thing - making NOISE. It doesn't sit well with a man when his peace and quiet is taken away from him and there's nothing he can do about it. I tried being nice about it when all that crap started several years ago, and he just acted like an ass about it, so I was done with him and his whole asshat family.

He's neither. When I say he's an asshat, I mean for real. We are not on speaking terms. Just suffice it to say that I had to endure his two idiot sons in their teenage years when they were having underage drinking parties till 3am with 50-60 kids. Dear ol' Daddy wouldn't do anything about it. He's also tried to cheat me out of some of my property, but he learned he wasn't dealing with a moron. And besides all that - I simply don't trust them.

I came home this afternoon to the sounds of full auto in my neighbor's back yard. Don't know what he's shooting, but it's loud enough that I can't get away from it inside the house. And I have to admit that it's a little unnerving since I'm not used to it, and especially since he's an asshat. He's well within his rights to shoot on his property, I just hope I don't have to listen to it all weekend. I'm really tempted to call the sheriff and have his Class III license checked, but I'm going to be a nice guy about it - at least for now.

I've never had an issue with the factory trigger on my M&P45c.

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Real men apologize when they are wrong.

Looks like it's time to take out the trash..... again.

Since I don't depend on "security" to protect me or my family, I'm fully in support of more liberty.

I am all for anyone who wants to carry a weapon being able to do so, but when they prove that they can't be trusted to be responsible, they should lose the right, at least temporarily.

Of course, they had to mention the Aurora shooting, which had nothing to do with this incident.

A good quality GUN belt is one component of a complete carry system.

Oh, come on, guys... Debbie Downer is the gift that keeps on giving!!

He beats Roy any day!

Is he related to Roy D. Mercer?