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Generally felons on parole or probation are not allowed to carry knives, in California I think the max. length is a 2 1/2 inch blade. But felons can readily get knives or guns - so what is your point?
Generally felons on parole or probation are not allowed to carry knives, in California I think the max. length is a 2 1/2 inch blade. But felons can readily get knives or guns - so what is your point?
He's gotta rub one out every time somebody gets killed with something other than a gun. Some people want Glocks delivered to toddlers with Autism, in breakfast cereal boxes because it's their "right" I'm a 2nd Amendment supporter, but some of these people make my skin crawl.
he's gotta rub one out every time somebody gets killed with something other than a gun. Some people want glocks delivered to toddlers with autism, in breakfast cereal boxes because it's their "right" i'm a 2nd amendment supporter, but some of these people make my skin crawl.
He's gotta rub one out every time somebody gets killed with something other than a gun. Some people want Glocks delivered to toddlers with Autism, in breakfast cereal boxes because it's their "right" I'm a 2nd Amendment supporter, but some of these people make my skin crawl.
I pretty much ignored the ridiculous commentary and clicked the article. Scrolling to the bottom is a picture of the nasty looking wound.
I pretty much ignored the ridiculous commentary and clicked the article. Scrolling to the bottom is a picture of the nasty looking wound.
The guy was the wrong one to mess with, apparently. He apprehended one of them and put up quite a fight.
Good for him!
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