Do we have a catch phrase/motto/saying??

[jmorris]

Are you an innie or an outie?

(IWB or OWB)

[chewy555]

It needs to be more subtle. I've thought about it, but my imagination is lacking. This is an opportunity for someone who can figure it out.

- Jim

We have all seen the little pink ribon pins. What about a camo ribon pin? Or maybe some other color?

[Rokyudai]

Let freedom bang!

It's a hoot to shoot!

I "second" the 2nd!

Heller yeah I'm carryin' ! too soon?



ETA: I had to laugh when I first posted this...I hyphenated Heller between the ll and e.... the granny-ometer changed it to "Heck-er"

[BigDan]

How about "Are you a card-carrier?" or simply reaching with your left and touching your right ribs? Something simple. Maybe get the Bloods or Crips to invent a gang sign for us. (Kidding)

[DoubleJ]

Rok had the best lines I've heard in a while.

guess you could ask somebody, "So, 9 or 45?"

[WarHawk-AVG]

ha..maybe a gang sign

one hand would be 2 (like a peace sign) the other hand the letter a (closed hand thumb along side)



hah

[yerasimos]

"Hoplophile or hoplophobe?"

I reckon >99% of all hoplophobes would be ignorant of the terms, especially when spoken, while there is a much greater chance that a hoplophile (gun owner or CHLer) will be familiar with these Cooperisms.

[flb_78]

I like the Molon Labe idea.

You could get a lapel pin with the phrase "Molon Labe", written in Greek that could be worn in a lapel or on a hat.

[KaiserB]

[Snake Doctor]

I like the Molon Labe idea.

You could get a lapel pin with the phrase "Molon Labe", written in Greek that could be worn in a lapel or on a hat.

Perhaps this pin, but without the gun in the middle? But then, even as I post this, I can tell you I would not likely wear a pin. I rarely wear a lapel pin anyway; only when I'm wearing my Texas flag pin with a suit.

[nedmoore]

Are You are still in college at U.T.? Forget about the gun stuff and concentrate on the sororities, I mean studies! Take it from me, you do not want to make a professor mad. I had to take Genetics twice because we had to write a term paper on the origin of life and I quoted the book of Genesis. He failed me...

[anygunanywhere]

Are You are still in college at U.T.? Forget about the gun stuff and concentrate on the sororities, I mean studies! Take it from me, you do not want to make a professor mad. I had to take Genetics twice because we had to write a term paper on the origin of life and I quoted the book of Genesis. He failed me...

The professor will have the quote read to him once again at some point in his future by Someone else.

Anygunanywhere

[iratollah]

[Skiprr]

I'm a first generation American from a Greek family and speak the language fluently, so it sounds silly when I hear "mole-on lay-bee".

Okay. That cracked me up.

I actually think "molon labe" would be too widely recognized to be an effective inner-circle sign. Folks have been reading Herodetus for a pretty long time, and the movie 300 didn't help.

That is, unless we paraphrase SnakeDoctor and use...wait for it...a picture of a mole standing on a levee: "mole on levee."

[TommyGlock]

"When you want to determine what the constitution says, sometimes it helps to just read the words."