Motivational Poster Thread (warning content)

If you are only bringing one dollar bills, you might want to rethink your game plan. Bring 20's as singles might get you shot at.
On second thought, bring a gun.

 

I'm fairly certain you are being sarcastic. Showing the gun (when concealed) is a violation, and concidered menacing. (Per the lawyer at my CCW class) it introduces a higher level of force, and is actionable. (When concealed, it can only be used to match a life threatening force.)
Lawyer was very comcerned on that point.

 

No, it may not, you are correct. Here, it is a major no-no.
Edit: and for that very reason, suggesting flashing the gun (without refrence to knowing your own state laws) is why i mentioned it. Here, that could land me in jail.

 

A bill for Constitutional Carry has been introduced again this year in Ohio. But as of here and now, intentionally revealing a concealed carry without a threat of deadly force, could result in a greybar hotel stay. (Big forum/local laws issue)
(Feel free to remove my posts in this thread, after reading, if you feel the need)

 

Is great living in much more free states..

 

If this is an accurate quote....Wow.

 

Monkey Lives Matter!

 

Husband charged for beating would-be rapist to death with tire iron

The enraged husband who beat a man to death with a tire iron for trying to rape his wife inside their Bronx apartment has been arrested and charged with manslaughter, police said.

“He threatened my wife,” explained Mamadou Diallo, as he was led out of the 42nd Precinct in handcuffs on Tuesday.

“He threatened my wife,” he said again, stone-faced.

The 61-year-old native of Guinea has been charged with manslaughter after coming to the rescue of his wife, Nenegale Diallo, at around 9:30 p.m. Monday after the terrified woman called him to tell him she had just broken free from an intruder who attacked her inside their Claremont Village home on Washington Avenue near East 168th Street.

“I don’t want money, I’m going to rape you,” Nenegale recalled hearing, as 43-year-old Earl Nash forced his way into the residence after knocking on the door.

She told DNAinfo the next thing she knew she was being hit repeatedly and stripped.

“Please, anything you want, I give you,” Nenegale remembered saying, while being pummeled by Nash.

He even went so far as to hit her with a chair, she said.

“I’m OK. I had a headache,” Nenegale explained.
Her husband’s brother, Ibrahima Diallo, 52, told The Post she ultimately “thought it was her [16-year-old] son knocking on the door so she opened the door and saw the man she did not recognize.”

“She went to shut the door and the guy pushed in the door and then punched her,” he said, recalling what a shaken Nengale had told him.

Police sources said Nash, who has a lengthy rap sheet dating back to 1997 — including arrests for assault, robbery and arson —slugged her in the face several times before ripping off her clothes and tossing her to the floor. She was left with bruises to her forehead, cops said.

Diallo, a longtime livery driver, had just gotten to the building and parked his car when received a call from his wife, urging him for help.

“Call the police for me, I need help! I need help, please!” Nenegale said, according to Diallo’s brother.

Fearing for his wife’s life, Diallo dashed into the building and hopped on an elevator to the sixth floor — where he came face to face with Nash, who was trying to make his escape.

Sources said Nenegale quickly pointed him out to her husband, who then proceeded to go berserk.

Diallo repeatedly bashed the career criminal with a tire iron inside the elevator moments later in a bloody beating that lasted up to two minutes, sources said.

Trying his best to defend himself, Nash struck Diallo with a belt several times, but Diallo shook off the counter-attack and kept coming — pounding the criminal over and over again with the tire iron until he was left with a fractured skull, sources said.

Emergency responders rushed Nash, who also had severe body trauma, to Lincoln Hospital, where he eventually succumbed to his injuries.

While cops took Diallo into custody Tuesday and busted him for manslaughter, his brother didn’t believe the charges would stick.

“I don’t think he’s going to be charged,” Ibrahima said, explaining that he believed people ultimately have the right to defend themselves or their loved ones when “somebody comes in [and tries] to kill you at your house.”

Diallo’s nephew agreed, saying he unfortunately made a tragic mistake in the heat of the moment.

“My uncle, he didn’t intend to take anybody’s life,” the nephew said, refusing to be named. “Any one of us in that position would do the same thing to protect their family.”

About my comment earlier this week about cesspits.... I rest my case. I can see the poor man arrested and given a preliminary hearing, but after that, WHY?

 

Thats just not right ..
But Im sure if they (courts ) sense money , they will bend that way , WE need a reset ! If your dumb enough to poke your paper clip into a socket , stupid should be felt !!! Naw , they made these POS receptacles that are dumb proof , but are useless because the male plug is only in less of 1/4 ".. Kids need to feel what stupid is !!! & it's only 50 / 50 over here !
Satin

 

Heaviest rain I have see in my 66 years in New Braunsfel yesterday.

 

@T. Riley I couldnt resist reposting this

 

New bathroom sign

 

It's really wet in Texas!