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Slayer: I thought my response was funny...
[05/11-09:02pm]
Midnight: I am now on twitter, although I really don't know why. username is 'jeffbarnett'
[05/11-07:38pm]
CynEater: that was not a joke.
[05/11-06:42pm]
Mintz: I'm glad <i>somebody</i> made the requisite wiener joke. Thanks Jonathan!
[05/11-06:24pm]
CynEater: Mandy brings a small wiener to every event....
[05/11-05:49pm]
Slayer: If so desired... perhaps.
[05/11-02:36pm]
Mintz: Sorry to change the topic, but Slayer, are you bringing sausages to the LAN? Wieners? Bratwursts?
[05/11-11:18am]
Slayer: That's cause brass balls require bigger clubs... and only a gifted few boast the required equipment.
[05/11-10:39am]
Midnight: lol
[05/11-07:09am]
CynEater: It's hard to play golf with brass balls...
[05/10-09:34pm]
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Oc, I'm unsure what that
Oc, I'm unsure what that piece is called, but I know the part you mean. Mossbergs have a safety located on the "tang" of the gun, which is operated by the thumb of the strong hand. I vastly prefer it to the 870 safety located on the trigger guard. My primary home defense gun is an 870 HD, and I don't like the idea of having to fumble with a fine motor skill (disengaging the trigger guard safety) in the event of a crisis. Of course I have other options, but none that mesh well with leaving the gun out when guests come over. I don't want a non-gun savvy guest to be able to pick up my shotgun and immediately discharge it, even if it would be total lunacy for someone to do that. Not keeping a round chambered also brings a fine motor skill into a crisis situation through the loading process. I suppose that's why I have a pistol as my backup home defense weapon, and a few more weapons further back on standby in case of zombie hordes.