Regarding the meaning of well-regulated, I've often thought the meaning of a similar word, registered, gave a good example of unexpected usage.
When a printer set up a four color job and got the colors all properly aligned, he said the colors were correctly registered
He didn't mean they were properly reported to the government, just properly positioned.
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- Tue Sep 06, 2016 4:44 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Three professors sue UT to keep guns out of their classrooms
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- Mon Aug 08, 2016 5:16 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Three professors sue UT to keep guns out of their classrooms
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Re: Three professors sue UT to keep guns out of their classrooms
I don't have a PhD and would be considered to have an unwashed mind by any of those distinguished professors, for whom Chicken LIttle's warning carries more weight than Paul Revere's ride.
So, I'm doing my part to help them.
I got an Alien Tuck III IWB holster in the mail a few days ago for a Sig P320 subcompact I'm fond of. Today, reading about the plight of those poor academicians, I decided to help.
Normally I carry a Kahr PM9. Six in the standard magazine, one in the tube, and a spare seven-rounder in a pocket magazine sheath.
Fourteen rounds.
This afternoon I readied the P320. Twelve in the magazine, one in the tube, and another twelve to spare in my pocket.
Twenty-five rounds.
I figure this is good news for the professors, because there are now 11 new off-campus rounds on the street that weren't there before their mental incontinence flared up. I've shifted the balance of firepower away from them. I can't affect their side of the ratio, but I can sure do what I can on my off-campus side.
Hook 'em, horns!
So, I'm doing my part to help them.
I got an Alien Tuck III IWB holster in the mail a few days ago for a Sig P320 subcompact I'm fond of. Today, reading about the plight of those poor academicians, I decided to help.
Normally I carry a Kahr PM9. Six in the standard magazine, one in the tube, and a spare seven-rounder in a pocket magazine sheath.
Fourteen rounds.
This afternoon I readied the P320. Twelve in the magazine, one in the tube, and another twelve to spare in my pocket.
Twenty-five rounds.
I figure this is good news for the professors, because there are now 11 new off-campus rounds on the street that weren't there before their mental incontinence flared up. I've shifted the balance of firepower away from them. I can't affect their side of the ratio, but I can sure do what I can on my off-campus side.
Hook 'em, horns!