best gun to own in houston, texas
Jan 10th 2006, 10:04 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Aint it. Can only have a max of 3 round mag for game hunting. Just not playing cricket I say.
Jan 10th 2006, 11:15 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Much better to have a fully Automatic, just in case you're a lousy shot
Jan 10th 2006, 11:37 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Full autos are federally banned...can you beleive that?
Jan 11th 2006, 2:42 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Full autos are federally banned...can you beleive that?
Isn't it just a question of cash and patience? BATF fees and all that?
Jan 11th 2006, 2:50 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
So the lawsuit brought by female employees is all about pure capitalist competition?
And all those low paid employees are a great help to Wal-Mart when all they can afford is Wal-Mart merchandise.
And all those low paid employees are a great help to Wal-Mart when all they can afford is Wal-Mart merchandise.
Jan 11th 2006, 5:29 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by Chorlton
And how about the store they closed all because the staff wanted to form a union? And the life insurance policies they took out on all their old employees?
As to the Union thing, where is it written that a company has to be in buisiness for the well being of it's employees? I mean, yes, a company should be concerned about them- it is in their intrest to be so...however if companies such as Delphi and GM had a little more control over their unions (or had no union) maybe they would not be in bancruptcy.
If I owned a company that was fixing to unionize, I too would shut it down or move it.
Jan 11th 2006, 5:37 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by bright spark
can some body tell what is the best gun to own 
, price range ,best place to buy and the best place to learn how to handle it and any where that has good hunting when i'm up to scratch 
moving there in 2 weeks and i'm fixing to be texan.
, price range ,best place to buy and the best place to learn how to handle it and any where that has good hunting when i'm up to scratch moving there in 2 weeks and i'm fixing to be texan.
Jan 11th 2006, 6:28 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by ironporer
Never heard about the insurance thing...
As to the Union thing, where is it written that a company has to be in buisiness for the well being of it's employees? I mean, yes, a company should be concerned about them- it is in their intrest to be so...however if companies such as Delphi and GM had a little more control over their unions (or had no union) maybe they would not be in bancruptcy.
If I owned a company that was fixing to unionize, I too would shut it down or move it.
As to the Union thing, where is it written that a company has to be in buisiness for the well being of it's employees? I mean, yes, a company should be concerned about them- it is in their intrest to be so...however if companies such as Delphi and GM had a little more control over their unions (or had no union) maybe they would not be in bancruptcy.
If I owned a company that was fixing to unionize, I too would shut it down or move it.
Employment should be a I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine; like where I work there's give and take on both sides.
GM would go bankrupt without unions; it's management is crap, they can't compete with Japanese car makers and they invested in the wrong types of car design; now the management want to sack 1000s of workers to correct problems they themselves created.
Jan 11th 2006, 6:45 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
Where is it written that an employee should care about the company's well-being? I mean they might be concerened but they certainly shouldn't ......
Employment should be a I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine; like where I work there's give and take on both sides.
GM would go bankrupt without unions; it's management is crap, they can't compete with Japanese car makers and they invested in the wrong types of car design; now the management want to sack 1000s of workers to correct problems they themselves created.
Employment should be a I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine; like where I work there's give and take on both sides.
GM would go bankrupt without unions; it's management is crap, they can't compete with Japanese car makers and they invested in the wrong types of car design; now the management want to sack 1000s of workers to correct problems they themselves created.
Jan 11th 2006, 6:47 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Remember that old management school adage: "The boss is always right"
Jan 11th 2006, 6:49 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
If that were true I would be out of a job!
Jan 11th 2006, 6:50 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Of course in reality it's actually: "The boss always likes to think they are right. But luckly for them they have good employees under them that can bail them out of crap decisions."
Jan 11th 2006, 6:53 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by Yosser
If your going to Houston you will need to arm yerself with one of these....
lol hey guys I was just driving along the freeway this morning and my horn started and would not quit..lol OMG I was duckin' and divin' the bullets..lol anyway had to head back home with the car horn going intermittently...must have leccy probs....what was that we were talking about not doing if you drive in Texas..lol :scared:
Jan 11th 2006, 6:58 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
Where is it written that an employee should care about the company's well-being? I mean they might be concerened but they certainly shouldn't ......
Employment should be a I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine; like where I work there's give and take on both sides.
GM would go bankrupt without unions; it's management is crap, they can't compete with Japanese car makers and they invested in the wrong types of car design; now the management want to sack 1000s of workers to correct problems they themselves created.
Jan 11th 2006, 7:01 am
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Re: best gun to own in houston, texas
Originally Posted by ironporer
Sadly most don't. But they sure like to bitch about it when they feel they are getting screwed.
I agree
I agree with most of that, but having to pay an average of $120,000 for a machinist to load parts, or a forklift driver to carry them has gone a long way to help them dig the hole. GM, Ford DCX, CAT, you name it... the UAW/Unions have f**ked themselves out of a job...
I agree
I agree with most of that, but having to pay an average of $120,000 for a machinist to load parts, or a forklift driver to carry them has gone a long way to help them dig the hole. GM, Ford DCX, CAT, you name it... the UAW/Unions have f**ked themselves out of a job...
