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Olsen wrote:

skeetshot wrote:Olsen,

What is the rule in Denmark for wearing a knife to go to Church ?

I remember in Germany, specifically in the Bavaria region, it used to be the custom to wear a knife on Sunday when going to Church, and some of them were quite long and fancy. Also for some other European countries.

Which is interesting, because in India, we wear a sword or a dagger for certain ceremonial occasions, such as weddings.

Then the only preist you see is the one in jail

Well given the choice between getting married and going to jail, jail doesn't seem like such a bad idea! Either way you're gonna get laid.....

skeetshot wrote:Olsen,

What is the rule in Denmark for wearing a knife to go to Church ?

I remember in Germany, specifically in the Bavaria region, it used to be the custom to wear a knife on Sunday when going to Church, and some of them were quite long and fancy. Also for some other European countries.

Which is interesting, because in India, we wear a sword or a dagger for certain ceremonial occasions, such as weddings.

With the frequency of church shootings here in the US, I not only carry a knife to church, but I also carry a handgun.

It is perfectly legal with my CHL, and I am happy to exercise my right.

thechamp wrote:
Well given the choice between getting married and going to jail, jail doesn't seem like such a bad idea! Either way you're gonna get laid.....

The problem comes in because you could be the "layor"......or the "layee".

Atleast on the one you are not on the "recieving" end

dinsdale wrote:

thechamp wrote:
Well given the choice between getting married and going to jail, jail doesn't seem like such a bad idea! Either way you're gonna get laid.....

The problem comes in because you could be the "layor"......or the "layee".

Atleast on the one you are not on the "recieving" end

Tell that to Bill Clinton! Bet he found out different after marrying that thing.

nuff said

retrieverman wrote:

skeetshot wrote:Olsen,

What is the rule in Denmark for wearing a knife to go to Church ?

I remember in Germany, specifically in the Bavaria region, it used to be the custom to wear a knife on Sunday when going to Church, and some of them were quite long and fancy. Also for some other European countries.

Which is interesting, because in India, we wear a sword or a dagger for certain ceremonial occasions, such as weddings.

With the frequency of church shootings here in the US, I not only carry a knife to church, but I also carry a handgun.

It is perfectly legal with my CHL, and I am happy to exercise my right.

Well,the newspaper reports that in Loisianna, Governor Bobby Jindal has okayed guns in places of worship.

My rule pretty much is, IF I cannot legally go there with my handgun, I just Don't go.

I did go to Canada with out a handgun on a bear hunt, but I had a double rifle and a Blaser in 308 so I "felt safe".

[I always carry a good knive or two, and I used to be a Butcher, so I know where to "cut".]

In 4 trips to Africa, I have carried a handgun on 3 of them.

A few times when I was working I needed to "see" the Federal Prosecuter, someone in the FBI or one of the other Govt. Agencys, well actually they wanted to see me....

They were all in the Federal Courthouse Downtown. I would always ask "Can I wear My gun to your office?"

The answer was always "No you must check it". I would reply, "IF YOU want to talk to ME then come to MY office, and I will take your gun into MY custody, and then WE can talk". And so it was.

NE450No2 wrote:My rule pretty much is, IF I cannot legally go there with my handgun, I just Don't go.

I am not a cop or ex cop or whatever you are, but I pretty much subscribe to the same philosophy.

If I can't carry a gun and/or a knife, I ain't going.

r'man

Pretty much a good rule to live by

Here is a funny and true story...

A buddy of mine is a Federal Agent. He can carry ANY gun on an airplane.

So he is traveling Commercial air with a couple of handguns and a Full Auto M4...

He goes through TSA and they have a FIT over his pocket knife... He can get on board hand carrying 2 loaded handguns, and a loaded Machinegun, but they do not want to let him on the plane with a pocket knive.....

A SERIOUS talk with the supervisor solved the situation...

The term Pencil Necked Geek, or "Burocrat" commes to mind...

We have a total lack of common sense, internationally, in government, business and personal affairs. Everyone wants to be paid top rates to only do a marginal job. The last time I flew, I put TSA approved locks on my luggage, and the incompetant %$#&^%$#@s just cut the locks off. Next time I will just wrap two rolls of duct tape around the luggage, and let em saw on that for a while.

Corjack wrote:We have a total lack of common sense, internationally, in government, business and personal affairs. Everyone wants to be paid top rates to only do a marginal job.. . . . . .

This is the terrible state the world is in today:

We the Willing
Led by the Unknowing
Are doing the Impossible
For the Ungrateful.

We have done So Much
With So Little
For So Long
We are now Qualified
To do Anything
With Nothing.

retrieverman wrote:

NE450No2 wrote:My rule pretty much is, IF I cannot legally go there with my handgun, I just Don't go.

I am not a cop or ex cop or whatever you are, but I pretty much subscribe to the same philosophy.

If I can't carry a gun and/or a knife, I ain't going.

Then I would just stay home all year

Olsen wrote:

retrieverman wrote:

NE450No2 wrote:My rule pretty much is, IF I cannot legally go there with my handgun, I just Don't go.

I am not a cop or ex cop or whatever you are, but I pretty much subscribe to the same philosophy.

If I can't carry a gun and/or a knife, I ain't going.

Then I would just stay home all year

I thought you did anyway?!?

What ALL of "Europa", the British Isles, New Zeland and Australia needs is a Revolution.

We need a "small" one here as well.