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Posted Mon, Dec 31, 9:32 a.m.
RE: poster child for educational improvement: Very good point. I once saw a road sign that said "Warning: Road is wet when raining" - I wondered at the time why such a sign would be needed. Now we know why. :)
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Guns are just tools.: "But the news from Carnation and the gentle request that people check their guns put me on edge." It is silly to be scared that people who wish to have their firearms serviced or looked at are asked to check their guns. It is a normal ...
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