The Political Party

[fretmess]

Does it mean always legal or sometimes illegal and just not getting caught?  The term is used a lot to describe gun owners and CW permit holders but I would suggest the term be amended to read:  'law abiding, for the most part, citizens'.

[Hoddy]

Sometimes I'll sneak 13 or 14 items through the 12 item express check out lane at the grocery store...I'm a rebel living on the edge.

[fretmess]

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Hoddy wrote:

Sometimes I'll sneak 13 or 14 items through the 12 item express check out lane at the grocery store...I'm a rebel living on the edge.

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You're short, too.

[Hoddy]

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fretmess wrote:

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Hoddy wrote:

Sometimes I'll sneak 13 or 14 items through the 12 item express check out lane at the grocery store...I'm a rebel living on the edge.

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You're short, too.

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I make up for it in girth!

[willhaven]

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Hoddy wrote:

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fretmess wrote:

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Hoddy wrote:

Sometimes I'll sneak 13 or 14 items through the 12 item express check out lane at the grocery store...I'm a rebel living on the edge.

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You're short, too.

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I make up for it in girth!

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The muumuu you wear covers your girth onstage fairly well.

fretmess wrote:

Does it mean always legal or sometimes illegal and just not getting caught?  The term is used a lot to describe gun owners and CW permit holders but I would suggest the term be amended to read:  'law abiding, for the most part, citizens'.

"Law abiding" means, "I haven't accidentally shot anyone, yet."

[rbstern]

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fretmess wrote:

Does it mean always legal or sometimes illegal and just not getting caught?  The term is used a lot to describe gun owners and CW permit holders but I would suggest the term be amended to read:  'law abiding, for the most part, citizens'.

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It means people who do bot intend to break laws, are not likely to break laws, not violate the rights of others, who respect laws that are just and fair.

[fretmess]

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rbstern wrote:

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fretmess wrote:

Does it mean always legal or sometimes illegal and just not getting caught?  The term is used a lot to describe gun owners and CW permit holders but I would suggest the term be amended to read:  'law abiding, for the most part, citizens'.

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It means people who do bot intend to break laws, are not likely to break laws, not violate the rights of others, who respect laws that are just and fair.

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I think you've left yourself a loophole or two but, I understand what you're saying.

[rbstern]

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fretmess wrote:

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rbstern wrote:

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fretmess wrote:

Does it mean always legal or sometimes illegal and just not getting caught?  The term is used a lot to describe gun owners and CW permit holders but I would suggest the term be amended to read:  'law abiding, for the most part, citizens'.

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It means people who do bot intend to break laws, are not likely to break laws, not violate the rights of others, who respect laws that are just and fair.

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I think you've left yourself a loophole or two but, I understand what you're saying.

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When you refer to yourself or someone else as a "good person," does that mean you or they have never done anything regrettable?  It's a generatlization.

[fretmess]

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rbstern wrote:

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fretmess wrote:

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rbstern wrote:

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fretmess wrote:

Does it mean always legal or sometimes illegal and just not getting caught?  The term is used a lot to describe gun owners and CW permit holders but I would suggest the term be amended to read:  'law abiding, for the most part, citizens'.

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It means people who do bot intend to break laws, are not likely to break laws, not violate the rights of others, who respect laws that are just and fair.

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I think you've left yourself a loophole or two but, I understand what you're saying.

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When you refer to yourself or someone else as a "good person," does that mean you or they have never done anything regrettable?  It's a generatlization.

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In that case it's a good thing the term 'law abiding' wasn't ever included in the Bill Of Rights or we would have been debating what the founders meant.  For a generalization it's a phrase that gets used an awful lot, much like 'hard working' people and their 'hard earned' money.

[Snaporaz]

it means when there is signaled to drive 30 MPH on my street in front of my house ,

then you drive 20 MPH !!!

[mauser]

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fretmess wrote:

Does it mean always legal or sometimes illegal and just not getting caught?  The term is used a lot to describe gun owners and CW permit holders but I would suggest the term be amended to read:  'law abiding, for the most part, citizens'.

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I would suggest that depending upon the law, everyone has a point at which they will refuse to comply.

[Minning Around]

To me, law abiding means not driving more than 10% over the posted speed limit.

[Daryl Flynn]

In the case of guns, it means hiding them better.

All weed need to know about guns is in the Constitution.

Thomas Jefferson > Obama

> is very large in this case

[Belva]

Everybody breaks a law now and then. I do it every time I get on the ZX11 and pop a wheelie from 35 mph.
They gotta catch me first

[Snaporaz]

it also means that when you hear your neighbour fucking his wife you call the police and report the incest

[Snaporaz]

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Snaporaz wrote:
it also means that when you hear your neighbour fucking his wife you call the police and report the incest

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this of course only in the US

In France you call the other neighbours to watch

[Malcolm Ramone]

I tore the tag off my mattress!!!
I think the majority who like to use that term mean "we'll obey the ones we approve of, anyhting else is a VIOLATION OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS!!!!! -Adam

[slodge]

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fretmess wrote:

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rbstern wrote:

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fretmess wrote:

Does it mean always legal or sometimes illegal and just not getting caught?  The term is used a lot to describe gun owners and CW permit holders but I would suggest the term be amended to read:  'law abiding, for the most part, citizens'.

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It means people who do bot intend to break laws, are not likely to break laws, not violate the rights of others, who respect laws that are just and fair.

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I think you've left yourself a loophole or two but, I understand what you're saying.

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A loophole?

I see a Holland Tunnel sized loophole in the 'just and fair' clause.

[Minning Around]

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Belva wrote:
Everybody breaks a law now and then. I do it every time I get on the ZX11 and pop a wheelie from 35 mph.
They gotta catch me first

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Somewhere there's a telephone pole with your name on it.

Howdy, I ride a RC51. Love bikes. Don't see any point in wheelies though.

[slodge]

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Minning Around wrote:

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Belva wrote:
Everybody breaks a law now and then. I do it every time I get on the ZX11 and pop a wheelie from 35 mph.
They gotta catch me first

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Somewhere there's a telephone pole with your name on it.

Howdy, I ride a RC51. Love bikes. Don't see any point in wheelies though.

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*cough* compensation *cough* small penis *cough*