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Dantheman62 · 03-29-2009, 12:43 AM

No problem Steve G, I probably shouldn't have even bothered to say anything about it.
I've seen some videos on youtube about what you're talking about, LOL
Jacqui D, there's a lot of his movies actually that you could look a lot deeper into, like
Soylent Green, The Omega Man, The Ten Commandments, and so on, but I don't get star struck like a lot of people, and yes we all put money in their pockets everytime we saw a movie but what are you going to do, stop watching movies? I'm not.

The gun thing is hard to describe to those that have never enjoyed them. I've been shooting guns since I was 6 years old and probably younger if you count BB guns, so it's really nothing to me. I look at them as more of a fun hobby than anything else. It's just natural to me to be around them and it's a lot of fun to go shoot some holes in stuff, LOL
Guns are totally safe with only one safety rule, never point them at anybody!, period.

If you live by that rule and follow that rule than they're as safe as can be. My dad used to let me take any gun I wanted and go hunting with my friends and not even think twice about it, and that was at 10 years old. I could go on and on but guns are just common things here and everybody I know has them and doesn't really give it much thought.

03-29-2009, 12:43 AM	#18
Dantheman62 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: So. Cal. U.S. Posts: 4,205	Re: The late Charlton Hestons basement / A True Patriotic American No problem Steve G, I probably shouldn't have even bothered to say anything about it. I've seen some videos on youtube about what you're talking about, LOL Jacqui D, there's a lot of his movies actually that you could look a lot deeper into, like Soylent Green, The Omega Man, The Ten Commandments, and so on, but I don't get star struck like a lot of people, and yes we all put money in their pockets everytime we saw a movie but what are you going to do, stop watching movies? I'm not. The gun thing is hard to describe to those that have never enjoyed them. I've been shooting guns since I was 6 years old and probably younger if you count BB guns, so it's really nothing to me. I look at them as more of a fun hobby than anything else. It's just natural to me to be around them and it's a lot of fun to go shoot some holes in stuff, LOL Guns are totally safe with only one safety rule, never point them at anybody!, period. If you live by that rule and follow that rule than they're as safe as can be. My dad used to let me take any gun I wanted and go hunting with my friends and not even think twice about it, and that was at 10 years old. I could go on and on but guns are just common things here and everybody I know has them and doesn't really give it much thought.