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Group: alt.nuke.the.usa · Group Profile
Author: Greg ProcterGreg Procter Date: May 20, 2007 19:54
Kent Finnell wrote:
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> "Greg Procter" ihug.co.nz> wrote in message
> news:464A656E.E9B96C53@ihug.co.nz...
>> "RD (The Sandman)" wrote:
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>> You seem to equate the lack of a hand-gun with helplessness!
>> Ramming my wheelchair into your shins might cure you of that
>> misjudgement and the strength of my hands and arms from using crutches
>> and propelling said chair is sufficient to fracture your forearm with
>> just direct grip pressure.
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> I don't want the sumbitch that close (3 to 4 feet). The average healthy
> adult can supposedly cover 21 feet (7 yards) in approximately 3 seconds, so
> 30 feet is my confort level. My good sense is my first line of defense, the
> Ruger is my second. Low on the list is my artificial right foot. Back in
> high school a kid pulled a wicked looking (and illegal) switch blade knife.
>
> !Snick! "What do you think of this, Kent?"
> !Thunk! as white pine and neoprene prosthetic caught him between the legs.
> "Not much."
> Gasping for breath as knife falls and sticks into the floor, "I was only
> kidding!"
> Watching him bend double and clutching the family jewels, "I was too."
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> And I was, since I really didn't tee off on him. Had I put my full weight
> and force into the tip of that unyielding foot, he would have had a very
> obscene looking necktie.
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> Bladed weapons scare the hell out of me. It's likely the sumbitch wants to
> HURT me before he kills me.
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>> It's the lack of hand-guns - we have very few muggings here in New
>> Zealand.
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> Actually you have very few people of any sort when compared to the
> population of the US. What is the population of NZ? I'd almost be willing
> to bet that the combined population of Tennessee and Kentucky is larger.
> Hmmm, strong urge to Google.
Population density is circa half that of the USa, but we have an awful
lot of unpopulated land.
Basically we live much like yanks so far as cities, towns and
countryside go.
Obviously we don't have the big cities like New Jerk and Chicago, but
then nor do Tennessee and Kentucky.
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