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When my son in law was going to court my daughter he came to my office to ask if he could sit with her in Church and maybe take her to dinner with his parents a long. I pulled one .45 out of my extra clip and handed it to him. I told him if he did anything God did not approve of that this bullet had a brother! When they were married 2 years later and 3 years ago, he gave me that same bullet back after the wedding and told me he did not think he needed it anymore until my granddaughter would be born. I am still waiting for that baby.jimlongley wrote:Kind of reminds me of the drunken teenager who came to my house one very late night, and demanded to see my daughter, describing in exacting and explicit detail just what her intended to do with and to her.
After he physically threatened me a couple of times, my very astute wife handed me my (unloaded) shotgun which I proceeded to point at his head while I held him for the police.
When the police arrived and I let him up, he proceeded to try to have me arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. Dutch and George, the two cops who arrived first, found that quite funny and presented him with silver bracelets anyway.
The next day his mother decided to try similar tactics, which didn't work either.
My stepson seems to be related to them.
