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 ReAct
Location: Northern Jersey... For now.
Gender: Male
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<Reply # 20 on 10/9/2003 10:20 PM >
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If you're going to go through all risks to carry a concealed weapon, do it right.
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Nothing like climbing all over everything with a gun jammed down the front of your pants.
"Not like that, boys: You're gonna blow your johnsons off! Do it Police-Style!" - Courtesy of Who's The Man?
-ReAct
"'13.2V...' Thirteen volts. It's thirteen volts? Jesus, I could practically be made of salt water and this wouldn't hurt me."
"That says '13.2kV.'"
"Ohhhh... Thirteen-thousand volts... I suppose that's a little different...." |
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Ranger187
 
Location: NY/PA/NV
Gender: Male
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<Reply # 21 on 10/10/2003 12:22 AM >
| | | | We have yet to leave anything behind. We have a random cell phone check as well. And NOBODY is allowed to have their cells on a clip etc. They have to be inside a pocket/pouch/backpack etc.
I also don't carry my wallet on me. Just a few bills and a duplicate of my id as some places won't let you go if your caught without id. The reason we take $ on us is in Long Island if you get caught, sometimes you can bribe the security guards to let you go. Thankfully nobody in my crew has ever gotten caught. We had a few close calls though.
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Crossfire
  
Location: Kay-Dub
Gender: Male
Don't call it a comeback, I've been here for years.
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<Reply # 22 on 10/10/2003 12:49 PM >
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Foo, you keep yo strap in yo backpack? Iz you some crazy cracker kid? You gots ta keep dat shit in the back of yo waistbelt son, shiiiit dogg.
What if you actually do "need" it? Are you gonna say, "Hey wait violent life threatining guy, I need to open my backpack and grab my gun."?
If you're going to go through all risks to carry a concealed weapon, do it right.
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Bang.
That's the sound of the topic on this thread be shot dead. Way to go, Mr. X, we got up to 19 replies. It's not a record, but it's better than some.
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outage
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Gender: Male
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<Reply # 23 on 10/11/2003 4:04 AM >
| | | | The only thing I've lost was an 7/64" (IIRC) allen key which I had modified to undo the screws that held a basement access grate at an abandoned abbotair (sp) in Bendigo, VIC. I was doing up the last screw on the way out, when I managed to flick it out of my hand, through the grate, and down though the grid that was basement floor and into the sub-basement where it disappeared into what looked like a meter or so of evil-smelling water.
As for cellphones, I bought a pre-paid GSM SIM card on eBay, which I set up under an assumed name, and installed it into an old phone I picked up in a secondhand store. That way if I ever lose the phone, it won't be a great loss, and nothing on it will point to me. (The phonebook is empty save for taxi and emergency numbers, I never use the phone outside of UE and erase the call logs prior to setting out)
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The Dark One
Location: Montreal, Quebec
Gender: Male
Twist
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<Reply # 24 on 10/12/2003 1:16 AM >
| | | | I forgot a shoe once. I'd brought a pair of steel-toed shoes with me when I went to the malt plant in montreal, put them on as we got at the building's entrance.
When we left, I quickly changed back into my sneakers but conveniently forgot to stick both shoes back into my backpack. I only realized it by the time I got home, so the next day I had fun trying to get back to get the shoe.
Luckily the thing was right where I'd left it, but it took a while for the damned guys at the garage nearby to go in and stop having the entrance in their line of sight.
*** MsMaul was kicked by MsMaul (I didn't eat enough bagels!!!!111) |
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Split
Location: Quebec city, Canada
Gender: Male
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<Reply # 25 on 10/12/2003 3:33 AM >
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Posted by Split
I have never lost anything up to this point. I am careful not to lose anything but imagine how it would suck if you went into a building where there is security and you leave id behind (bus pass for example). Later a security guard comes along and finds your id. BUSTED. That would suck so much. After relflecting on this I always check my pockets before leaving a site.
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If that happened just tell them your wallet or ID was stolen recently, it's as good an excuse as any and they can't prove you're lying.
I almost lost my police scanner once, it slipped off my belt while I was crawling through a very narrow tunnel. Fortunately the headphone jack stayed in and the tug on my ear let me know something was caught.
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What is a police scanner. I presume it is some kind of police tracker that lets you know when cops are close but can you tell me more?
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Ben
Noble Donor
Location: Mojave Desert
Gender: Male
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<Reply # 26 on 10/12/2003 3:37 AM >
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What is a police scanner. I presume it is some kind of police tracker that lets you know when cops are close but can you tell me more? |
It's a radio that can listen to the frequencies that police radios use. In many places it is a crime to use a scanner while comitting a crime.
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