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Criticalt replied to the thread Supreme Court strikes down “Vampire Rule” allowing carrying of guns on private property and hotels by default.Ohhh, I get drunk!! I just don't seem to get pass out drunk. I honestly drink until its just not fun anymore. I go from feeling great... -
Criticalt reacted to Grimscale's post in the thread Supreme Court strikes down “Vampire Rule” allowing carrying of guns on private property and hotels by default with
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I've said the same thing. I've tried to get drunk. Alcohol doesn't do anything to me. No buzz, no drunk, no hangover. I drink a little... -
Criticalt replied to the thread Range closure.Luckily all our neighbors are shooters. We shoot into the side of a cliff, with a large hill behind it, then miles of private property...
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Criticalt replied to the thread Supreme Court strikes down “Vampire Rule” allowing carrying of guns on private property and hotels by default.I was never a social drinker, I really only enjoy the taste of Whisky, and then only in small amounts. But, for many years I used...
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Criticalt reacted to Saltwater60's post in the thread Supreme Court strikes down “Vampire Rule” allowing carrying of guns on private property and hotels by default with Like.
I can’t remember the last time I drank either, but it is crappy to know we could lose everything for carrying there while not consuming...
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Criticalt replied to the thread Rep. Brandon Gill DESTROYS Liberal “Anti-Hunger” Advocate During SNAP Abuse Hearing,.I will say this again..... Does anyone remember how food stamps worked? Every eligible person/family got a little booklet of "stamps"...
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Criticalt replied to the thread Supreme Court strikes down “Vampire Rule” allowing carrying of guns on private property and hotels by default.The alcohol thing is complete bullshit, but its nationwide, even in places like Texas. Ive never been a big drinker, and haven't had a...
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Criticalt reacted to OwnTheRide's post in the thread Supreme Court strikes down “Vampire Rule” allowing carrying of guns on private property and hotels by default with Like.
I'd take it further. Any place that bans guns - whether public/government or private - should assume all civil and criminal...
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Criticalt reacted to Bananabandit's post in the thread United States Postal Service will refuse to deliver mail-in and absentee ballots in any state that fails to comply with President Trump’s March 31, 20 with Like.
As a postal employee, its humorous to watch the septum ring, colored hair cry about it. Liberal hell hole.
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Criticalt replied to the thread Resurfaced Video Shows Democrat PA Congressional Candidate Dreams of Disarming Citizens and Police.My neighbors just to the South of us have been very spooked the last few years. Their governor, Josh Shapiro want gun control, but...
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Criticalt reacted to thughes's post in the thread Resurfaced Video Shows Democrat PA Congressional Candidate Dreams of Disarming Citizens and Police with Like.
I'm just saying......
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Criticalt replied to the thread United States Postal Service will refuse to deliver mail-in and absentee ballots in any state that fails to comply with President Trump’s March 31, 20.I think I just felt IT move a little!!
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Criticalt reacted to TEOTWAWKI inc.'s post in the thread United States Postal Service will refuse to deliver mail-in and absentee ballots in any state that fails to comply with President Trump’s March 31, 20 with Love.
That might be enough to start the war.
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Criticalt reacted to livingston's post in the thread United States Postal Service will refuse to deliver mail-in and absentee ballots in any state that fails to comply with President Trump’s March 31, 20 with Love.
BOOM! Postmaster General Tells Congress USPS WILL NOT DELIVER Mail-In Ballots to States That Refuse to Comply with President Trump’s...
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Criticalt reacted to Steal2B's post in the thread Antifa Members Convicted of Terrorism Charges Sentenced to 50 to 100 Years in Prison Jun. 23, 2026 with Like.
Unless the asshole given 100 years was the guy who shot the police officer, they could be out in 25 years. Unfortunately Texas does...