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trndobrd 01-21-2007 12:00 PM

I got my first gun the day I was born. My Dad and my uncle had a bet on whether I would be a boy or a girl. So my uncle had to get me a .410/22 overunder. Some of my fondest memories as a child where when my Dad took me out to my Uncle's farm to go shooting.

Even though this was "my" gun. I did not get to touch it, look at it, or breathe on it unless my Dad got it out and closely supervised me. Same way with the single shot pellet gun my Dad got me when I was 6.

It is not a question of who "owns" the gun. It is a of the level of control and supervision the parent provides.

If he gives Billy the gun and lets the kid keep it under his bed, the guy is a dumbass. If he buys the kid a gun and keeps it secured in the gun cabinet with the other firearms (without giving Billy the combination) and closely supervises Billy when shooting, I think it's great for a father and son to spend time together.

freestater 01-21-2007 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by trndobrd
I got my first gun the day I was born. My Dad and my uncle had a bet on whether I would be a boy or a girl. So my uncle had to get me a .410/22 overunder. Some of my fondest memories as a child where when my Dad took me out to my Uncle's farm to go shooting.

Even though this was "my" gun. I did not get to touch it, look at it, or breathe on it unless my Dad got it out and closely supervised me. Same way with the single shot pellet gun my Dad got me when I was 6.

It is not a question of who "owns" the gun. It is a of the level of control and supervision the parent provides.

If he gives Billy the gun and lets the kid keep it under his bed, the guy is a dumbass. If he buys the kid a gun and keeps it secured in the gun cabinet with the other firearms (without giving Billy the combination) and closely supervises Billy when shooting, I think it's great for a father and son to spend time together.

Thank you.

PiMpALiZe 01-21-2007 12:05 PM

i just want to say all you real men posting your support make me want to shed a tear. working with ari chiefs all day for so many years i had started to maybe think that the men of this country were taking estrogen supplements. you guys have started the restoration of my faith in this great country.

NewChief 01-21-2007 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by trndobrd
I got my first gun the day I was born. My Dad and my uncle had a bet on whether I would be a boy or a girl. So my uncle had to get me a .410/22 overunder. Some of my fondest memories as a child where when my Dad took me out to my Uncle's farm to go shooting.

Even though this was "my" gun. I did not get to touch it, look at it, or breathe on it unless my Dad got it out and closely supervised me. Same way with the single shot pellet gun my Dad got me when I was 6.

It is not a question of who "owns" the gun. It is a of the level of control and supervision the parent provides.

If he gives Billy the gun and lets the kid keep it under his bed, the guy is a dumbass. If he buys the kid a gun and keeps it secured in the gun cabinet with the other firearms (without giving Billy the combination) and closely supervises Billy when shooting, I think it's great for a father and son to spend time together.

Pretty much mirrors my experience growing up and expresses my opinion about the original question.

morphius 01-21-2007 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by PiMpALiZe
i just want to say all you real men posting your support make me want to shed a tear. working with ari chiefs all day for so many years i had started to maybe think that the men of this country were taking estrogen supplements. you guys have started the restoration of my faith in this great country.

Don't let his man boobs fool ya, he does like his internet porn...

NewChief 01-21-2007 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by PiMpALiZe
but when my son wants to go shooting with me next time, and we see some squirrel or whatever moving

I hope you're not one of those people that just blasts away at any living critter they run across in the woods, just for the hell of it.

PiMpALiZe 01-21-2007 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by NewChief
I hope you're not one of those people that just blasts away at any living critter they run across in the woods, just for the hell of it.


naw man, the gunshots from shooting worthless shit scares away the good shit. i guess crows are the only thing i shoot just for the hell of it................and good to see a fellow arkansan here, how bout them hawgs? :-(

Fairplay 01-21-2007 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by PiMpALiZe
i just want to say all you real men posting your support make me want to shed a tear. working with ari chiefs all day for so many years i had started to maybe think that the men of this country were taking estrogen supplements.



We're shedding tears because you have to work with Ari chiefs.

NewChief 01-21-2007 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by PiMpALiZe
naw man, the gunshots from shooting worthless shit scares away the good shit. i guess crows are the only thing i shoot just for the hell of it................and good to see a fellow arkansan here, how bout them hawgs? :-(

Gotcha.

As for the hawgs, I'm about fed up with it all. Looks like we'll be going back to three runs up the gut and a punt.

PiMpALiZe 01-21-2007 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Fairplay
We're shedding tears because you have to work with Ari chiefs.


heh, well he is really good at the aesthetics shit, a perfect compliment to my angelic programming skills. hell i credit him with me learning so many languages so i guess i give alot of credit to him when it comes to my business success in my non-existent non-internet life. and in my real life, everyone thinks like me, all 100% logical manly men, good to have a feminine dreamer in the midst like ari chiefs to give the womens point of view.

PiMpALiZe 01-21-2007 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by NewChief
Gotcha.

As for the hawgs, I'm about fed up with it all. Looks like we'll be going back to three runs up the gut and a punt.


well dude, i think after this season, (which was pretty good, got us all back excited right?), they will work with the quarterback nonstop to get his passing game going. that pussy mustain wasnt that good so good riddance, and malzahn was just a front man for nutt, so i think it will fall into place next year, at least i am hoping so..........

NewChief 01-21-2007 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by PiMpALiZe
well dude, i think after this season, (which was pretty good, got us all back excited right?), they will work with the quarterback nonstop to get his passing game going. that pussy mustain wasnt that good so good riddance, and malzahn was just a front man for nutt, so i think it will fall into place next year, at least i am hoping so..........

I was just pretty excited about us eventually running Malzahn's offense. We'll see how it goes this season, though. Mustain wasn't as big of a loss, but Malzahn probably would have never gotten to implement the full hurry up, no huddle anyway. It's funny, though. Not sure if you follow the Chiefs, but the two organizations are a lot alike, imo. Broyles=Carl Peterson in so many ways. Great businessman. Great money guy. Bad football sense.

PiMpALiZe 01-21-2007 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by NewChief
I was just pretty excited about us eventually running Malzahn's offense. We'll see how it goes this season, though. Mustain wasn't as big of a loss, but Malzahn probably would have never gotten to implement the full hurry up, no huddle anyway. It's funny, though. Not sure if you follow the Chiefs, but the two organizations are a lot alike, imo. Broyles=Carl Peterson in so many ways. Great businessman. Great money guy. Bad football sense.


no i dont, i am a california transplant so the raiders were my team, everyone is big into the cowboys here, but i have hated them since aikman/smith, but i am starting to get back into them with their bledsoe/parcells/owens crew. i cant ever like the chiefs because then i wouldnt be able to revel in ari chiefs misery when they lose.....

WilliamTheIrish 01-21-2007 02:11 PM

I've seen more kids injured and/or killed by parents being too stupid and lazy to strap them in car seats than I'll ever see from kids and firearms.

Proper introduction and training to firearms should start early. Those are the kids who are the most responsible firearm owners.

And Ari, why does your post and your co-workers post of this story conflict so much? Were you trying to skew the story?

WilliamTheIrish 01-21-2007 02:13 PM

And for the record ari, you're a suburban citizen. Not a pussy or an idiot. You just haven't had experience with firearms. (I'm guessing)


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