The buzz is very short lived so the user employs 'rinse and repeat'. . It also causes discoloration of the nostrils.
No sale of Sharpies to anyone under 18
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The buzz is very short lived so the user employs 'rinse and repeat'. . It also causes discoloration of the nostrils.
Old TexMex
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The worlds turned upside down. Blunts are legal, sharpies are illegal.
Soon the Zeta and Gulf Cartel will be battling over the importation corridor.
Soon the Zeta and Gulf Cartel will be battling over the importation corridor.
Into what category do Dry Erase markers fall?
jlrhiner
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Thats Funny SAMS and Office Depot its right there for any and all
Heck SAMS is a 4 pack.
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bushmaster1313
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Law was passed by a cadre of Texas of country music enthusiasts who do not like Simon and Garfunkel
PPS1980
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The compressed air at WalMart wasn't locked away but I did have to get "age verified" to buy it the other day. Compressed Air! Morons.
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Yep, air is a controlled substance, pot isn't.
illegal display of your S&W's?
I don't believe that you guys are putting any real serious thought into your replies and opinions.
I for one do not want to run afoul of those local, State and Fed regulations, especially when using something as dangerous as a Sharpie.
Therefore I have to now restage, and reshoot (no pun here) all photos of my Smiths and Colts that are using the offending Sharpie. I only had 1 legal shot using a Sharpie and that was my Model 637-2 being propped up with a Sharpie but it also had lock, so with that you get an automatic override to the "anti-Sharpie" movement.
Photos below: The model 29.....clearly illegal as young grandchildren visit my house regularly and there is that darn Sharpie sitting unlocked in my gun room (aka unused bedroom). Hope the Staties and Feds don't see the X-Acto "sharpie" being used on the Woodsman...they'll be next!
Even the 10-5 may be in jeopardy due to me not having the original docs as to where I purchased that trademark prop rod therefore copyright infringement on me for sure.
What grand stupidity!
I don't believe that you guys are putting any real serious thought into your replies and opinions.
I for one do not want to run afoul of those local, State and Fed regulations, especially when using something as dangerous as a Sharpie.
Therefore I have to now restage, and reshoot (no pun here) all photos of my Smiths and Colts that are using the offending Sharpie. I only had 1 legal shot using a Sharpie and that was my Model 637-2 being propped up with a Sharpie but it also had lock, so with that you get an automatic override to the "anti-Sharpie" movement.
Photos below: The model 29.....clearly illegal as young grandchildren visit my house regularly and there is that darn Sharpie sitting unlocked in my gun room (aka unused bedroom). Hope the Staties and Feds don't see the X-Acto "sharpie" being used on the Woodsman...they'll be next!
Even the 10-5 may be in jeopardy due to me not having the original docs as to where I purchased that trademark prop rod therefore copyright infringement on me for sure.
What grand stupidity!
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High capacity assault Sharpies!
straightshooter1
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I just don't think there's a law governing the possession of Sharpies in Florida, at least at the State level. I suppose there could be a Local Ordinance in some Florida city or county but ....
If there is, I'd appreciate anyone's directing me to the statute.
Bob
If there is, I'd appreciate anyone's directing me to the statute.
Bob
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Anything flammable for purchase you must be 18 or older. Im getting tired of faking a damned birthdate when its evident when a person is over age-and all it does is back up the line. It also pisses off most customers who are in a hurry.
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Thought so. I asked a supervisor yesterday and they hadnt heard a thing. Another internet Shiesshaus Patrioulle kinda thing.
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Compressed air is also on the age thing at H.D, as they dont want druggies to clean out what brains they may have left-after all the substance abuse from many years of substance abuse use.
No argument there.
Maple Trapper
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Do we need to get sharpies listed on out concealed carry permits before we can buy them?
ParadiseRoad
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...I just took the cap off my Sharpie...and suddenly a vision of Grace Slick came to me...singing White Rabbit...
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_raXzIRgsA[/ame]
Stop Sharpie abuse!
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