is it rly neccessary to own weapons. i mean come on,the only time u might want to use it is if ur going to get robbed and that only happens in america
Silly people with there actual weapons. I have a dragon, these fools have shotguns, it's almost unfair.Catchphrase said:Do us, with weapons such as these, need more? I think not!white_salad said:I have a variety of weapons,such as a ferocious cat, a letter opener of doom, a lamp, a wide variety of books and cds to throw, and a bearded dragon. Don't be fuckin with me.
How d'you figure?Chaz D said:As a representative of the British Aisles and most of Europe, I'd just love to say:
You're all bloody mental.
Over here, you're lucky if you have a slingshot.Hawks_Pride said:How d'you figure?Chaz D said:As a representative of the British Aisles and most of Europe, I'd just love to say:
You're all bloody mental.
The question isn't how do you keep it from snapping, it's what do you do after it snaps?Bigfootmech said:One crowbar (in my bed for fending off zombies); a bunch of knives - scizzors too (in the kitchen); access to power tools my dad has... ermm... SA80 in the unit barracks that I'm not allowed to take out whenever I want... errr. I think that's it really, unless you count broken bottles or fists as weapons. Edit: a pool/snooker cue in NOT a weapon no matter what the law says, HOW could you hurt somebody with that (without it snapping)?
I wouldn't say our weapon laws are annoying. "Sane" is probably more adequate.Hawks_Pride said:so, because weapon laws in the UK and the Eurozone can be very annoying compared to those in the US (unless you live in California or most of the north end of the Eastern Seaboard), we're straitjacket-wearin, small-animal-torturing nutters? I ask, voice dripping my trademark screwball sarkiness..