Random Jibber Jabber Thread

ClaytonBigsby said:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...s-hatchet-wielding-attacker-in-wash-7-eleven/



A masked man burst into a 7-Eleven near Seattle early Sunday morning, swinging a hatchet and slicing the store clerk.

Before the masked man could seriously hurt anyone, though, a customer who was drinking his morning coffee pulled out a concealed weapon and fatally shot the attacker.

Authorities did not name the attacker or the customer, but they did hail the concealed weapon owner as a hero.

“This could have been disastrous,” King County Sheriff Sgt. Cindi West told KIRO7. “Had this guy not shot, who knows what would have happened? We might have a dead clerk right now, and instead we have a dead bad guy.”

The clerk, Kuldeep Singh, suffered minor cuts to his stomach. He, too, thanked the customer for saving his life.

“He [was] killing me,” Singh, 58, said of the hatchet-wielding attacker. Singh added that the customer was a “nice guy.”

West said that the incident will be investigated fully but that the 60-year-old customer was currently being considered a Good Samaritan.

The “customer, the shooter, is shaken up but from everything that we see right now from the scene – there’s no wrongdoing on his part,” she told King 5. “In fact, he probably saved a life in this case.”
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Quite a few businesses here removed their "no CC" signs as they were starting to lose business with so many people carrying now.
 
sunni said:
oh right ya i was taken back when i noticed the hospital has a "no firearms" sign on the door
like ...really? that needs to be said?
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Yes. Yes it does. smh.

It didn't used to be. It is fairly recent that we felt that our personal liberties were being violated unless we had a gun actually on our person. It is what the founding fathers wanted apparently.

Plus, you might need to whip up a quick snack


smh - sadly
 
Unclebaldrick said:
Yes. Yes it does. smh.

It didn't used to be. It is fairly recent that we felt that our personal liberties were being violated unless we had a gun actually on our person.
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i dont understand why you would bring a gun into a hospital anyways
but i feel i should keep opinions to myself as this could easily become a gun control topic

however that being said i come from a very different country on said issue so im not used to the things i see here.
 
sunni said:
i dont understand why you would bring a gun into a hospital anyways
but i feel i should keep opinions to myself as this could easily become a gun control topic

however that being said i come from a very different country on said issue so im not used to the things i see here.
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I was born here. It is insane. Nobody should ever cook bacon that way.
 
sunni said:
i dont understand why you would bring a gun into a hospital anyways
but i feel i should keep opinions to myself as this could easily become a gun control topic

however that being said i come from a very different country on said issue so im not used to the things i see here.
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You DO live in Alaska, where almost everyone carries a gun because moose and bear can get ya.
 
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ClaytonBigsby said:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...s-hatchet-wielding-attacker-in-wash-7-eleven/



A masked man burst into a 7-Eleven near Seattle early Sunday morning, swinging a hatchet and slicing the store clerk.

Before the masked man could seriously hurt anyone, though, a customer who was drinking his morning coffee pulled out a concealed weapon and fatally shot the attacker.

Authorities did not name the attacker or the customer, but they did hail the concealed weapon owner as a hero.

“This could have been disastrous,” King County Sheriff Sgt. Cindi West told KIRO7. “Had this guy not shot, who knows what would have happened? We might have a dead clerk right now, and instead we have a dead bad guy.”

The clerk, Kuldeep Singh, suffered minor cuts to his stomach. He, too, thanked the customer for saving his life.

“He [was] killing me,” Singh, 58, said of the hatchet-wielding attacker. Singh added that the customer was a “nice guy.”

West said that the incident will be investigated fully but that the 60-year-old customer was currently being considered a Good Samaritan.

The “customer, the shooter, is shaken up but from everything that we see right now from the scene – there’s no wrongdoing on his part,” she told King 5. “In fact, he probably saved a life in this case.”
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Just a couple weeks ago five minutes from my house some guy went into a restaurant with a machette and fucked a bunch of people up. What the hell is going on out there?
 
sunni said:
i dont understand why you would bring a gun into a hospital anyways
but i feel i should keep opinions to myself as this could easily become a gun control topic

however that being said i come from a very different country on said issue so im not used to the things i see here.
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Once you walk into community regional in Fresno California you'll understand why people rather have a gun on them. I went because I had a cold, ended up getting treated for a stab wound.
 
I usually only vape or eat edibles and use a topical for my hand. Every once in a while I dab though. Today I dabbed 3 fat dabs of this exotic purple lemonade live resin I got at cannabis cup. Second day. I've had off in 3 weeks but it feels so good. What a euphoric high, hits my body harder than most edibles. :) don't mind me, I'm just another stoned rambler lol.


Now I'm finishing it off vaping my organic homegrown aurora indica.
 

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