LT,longtooth wrote:Gentlemen,
I have edited smo abreviated profanity, this need to return to polite.
Anything crininal activity presented as a "what if" is OK w/o documentation.
Anything presented as fact needs link to article or police report.
Your thread is close to getting locked sir.
LT
I was curious which "mid-cites" Jaycee was referring to, thank you.SlickTX wrote:Oldgringo wrote:For your own reasons, your profile doesn't reveal much about you. Please tell us snarks where the "mid-cites" are so that we may be on the lookout for thugs with assault rifles.JayCee wrote:Ahh typical web forum full of snarky, bitter people using the anynomity of the internet to make them brave...
Some people take their internetting very seriously.
Anyway, as far as this story there isn't much more to tell. I quit that job a few months later and never saw him again, but a former employee I still talk to sees him on the train from time to time. He's never threatened him but he feels that we all did him wrong by not firing the girl that rebuffed him and denys the vandalism and threats. He thinks she led him on and embarrased him on purpose. That guy is one of the craziest people I've encountered to date.
2nd reason I own weapons is because in 2008 I got an early morning phone call regarding a friend who had been shot while defending his house from a home invasion. He took a 7.62 round from an SKS in the palm of his hand while trying to hold his front door shut. He lived in a nicer and relatively new neighborhood in the mid-cites and was awoken at 2am by 2 thugs, both with assault rifles, one wearing shoulder pads. They tried to smash the door in but he held strong. One managed to squeeze halfway in and my friend grabbed the barrel of the gun to force it away from him, that's when it went off. Lucky for my friend the thugs fled after the shot and his neighbor and best friend was out front a few minutes later with his AR but the thugs never got caught. It's pretty weird seeing pics of your friends new house splattered with blood, a place I've drank many a beer at and figured was safe.
They are the 'burgs "mid"-way between Dallas and Ft. Worth. Hurst, Euless and Bedford are commonly thought of such, but others would qualify.
For your own reasons, your profile doesn't reveal much about you. Please tell us snarks where the "mid-cites" are so that we may be on the lookout for thugs with assault rifles.JayCee wrote:Ahh typical web forum full of snarky, bitter people using the anynomity of the internet to make them brave...
Some people take their internetting very seriously.
Anyway, as far as this story there isn't much more to tell. I quit that job a few months later and never saw him again, but a former employee I still talk to sees him on the train from time to time. He's never threatened him but he feels that we all did him wrong by not firing the girl that rebuffed him and denys the vandalism and threats. He thinks she led him on and embarrased him on purpose. That guy is one of the craziest people I've encountered to date.
2nd reason I own weapons is because in 2008 I got an early morning phone call regarding a friend who had been shot while defending his house from a home invasion. He took a 7.62 round from an SKS in the palm of his hand while trying to hold his front door shut. He lived in a nicer and relatively new neighborhood in the mid-cites and was awoken at 2am by 2 thugs, both with assault rifles, one wearing shoulder pads. They tried to smash the door in but he held strong. One managed to squeeze halfway in and my friend grabbed the barrel of the gun to force it away from him, that's when it went off. Lucky for my friend the thugs fled after the shot and his neighbor and best friend was out front a few minutes later with his AR but the thugs never got caught. It's pretty weird seeing pics of your friends new house splattered with blood, a place I've drank many a beer at and figured was safe.
You may be right, seriously.MoJo wrote:Yes, if you are around crazies long enough you'll start being a little crazy too.JNMAR wrote:Is crazy contagious?
Thanks. Jaycee has led a much more interesting and intriguing life than I.JNMAR wrote:hint #1: oldgringo is an oldvato...well maybe not so much. Generally speaking, it's slang for a gansta type of Hispanic desent.Oldgringo wrote:Jaycee,
Did you wave your 12 ga. at the vato? The suspense is killin' some of us.
(what is a vato?)
