Just because your car was impacted by a projectile does not mean it was a bullet - (video)

[Suck My Glock]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saQ72NZtrS0

 

[cool arrow]

this guy is a big dummy...never gonna be able to legally own one again

 

[BigNate]

Not the sharpest stick in the pile.

 

[omegaman]

Note to self-- don't throw water bottles at cars LOL

 

[hudsguns]

OMG, that is damn funny, what an idiot, layers of stupid! LOL
once again starts with "Florida man ..."

 

[xerts1191]

 

[BigNate]

I was thinking about this one and remembered a conversation with a relative (by marriage) from a few years ago... He's not a gun owner, and I was telling him that I thought he should be. His response was "I know myself - I've got a temper - I tend to overreact to things - so I decided years ago that having guns would not be a good idea for me..." Watching this video gives me a whole new respect for that relative...

“To know thyself is the beginning of wisdom.” -Socrates

 

[Boriqua]

I was thinking about this one and remembered a conversation with a relative (by marriage) from a few years ago... He's not a gun owner, and I was telling him that I thought he should be. His response was "I know myself - I've got a temper - I tend to overreact to things - so I decided years ago that having guns would not be a good idea for me..." Watching this video gives me a whole new respect for that relative...

“To know thyself is the beginning of wisdom.” -Socrates

Its funny but Carrying actually calmed me down. In my early and mid 20's I was a gym rat and very strong. Strong enough to enter a few powerlifting competitions. There may have been a steroid or two that passed my way as well.

I was a terrible road rager. I would leap out of the car for seemingly anything. I figured I was powerful enough that I had a better than 50/50 shot of coming out on top. The roids might have lent something to the rage as well.

Then came a gun. Suddenly it wasnt about a fist fight or throwing someone over the hood of a car .. it was life and death. Fist fights you get over. Shooting someone you may not. Calmed me right the hell down. once a gun entered the equation I spent a second more thinking about confrontation.

But your right .. its better that someone self evaluate and make a decision from there.

 

[smithers599]

I was thinking about this one and remembered a conversation with a relative (by marriage) from a few years ago... He's not a gun owner, and I was telling him that I thought he should be. His response was "I know myself - I've got a temper - I tend to overreact to things - so I decided years ago that having guns would not be a good idea for me..." Watching this video gives me a whole new respect for that relative...

“To know thyself is the beginning of wisdom.” -Socrates

Its funny but Carrying actually calmed me down. In my early and mid 20's I was a gym rat and very strong. Strong enough to enter a few powerlifting competitions. There may have been a steroid or two that passed my way as well.

I was a terrible road rager. I would leap out of the car for seemingly anything. I figured I was powerful enough that I had a better than 50/50 shot of coming out on top. The roids might have lent something to the rage as well.

Then came a gun. Suddenly it wasnt about a fist fight or throwing someone over the hood of a car .. it was life and death. Fist fights you get over. Shooting someone you may not. Calmed me right the hell down. once a gun entered the equation I spent a second more thinking about confrontation.

But your right .. its better that someone self evaluate and make a decision from there.

Guys who go around starting fistfights forget that there are people out there who carry guns, and who are not interested in accepting their fistfight invitations.

 

[BigNate]

I was thinking about this one and remembered a conversation with a relative (by marriage) from a few years ago... He's not a gun owner, and I was telling him that I thought he should be. His response was "I know myself - I've got a temper - I tend to overreact to things - so I decided years ago that having guns would not be a good idea for me..." Watching this video gives me a whole new respect for that relative...

“To know thyself is the beginning of wisdom.” -Socrates

Its funny but Carrying actually calmed me down. In my early and mid 20's I was a gym rat and very strong. Strong enough to enter a few powerlifting competitions. There may have been a steroid or two that passed my way as well.

I was a terrible road rager. I would leap out of the car for seemingly anything. I figured I was powerful enough that I had a better than 50/50 shot of coming out on top. The roids might have lent something to the rage as well.

Then came a gun. Suddenly it wasnt about a fist fight or throwing someone over the hood of a car .. it was life and death. Fist fights you get over. Shooting someone you may not. Calmed me right the hell down. once a gun entered the equation I spent a second more thinking about confrontation.

But your right .. its better that someone self evaluate and make a decision from there.

No chance you used to go by the name "Vinny" and work out / do martial arts around 32nd and T-bird? Like 30+ years ago? If so - and you don't want to be outed - please shoot me a PM...

 

[Boriqua]

I was thinking about this one and remembered a conversation with a relative (by marriage) from a few years ago... He's not a gun owner, and I was telling him that I thought he should be. His response was "I know myself - I've got a temper - I tend to overreact to things - so I decided years ago that having guns would not be a good idea for me..." Watching this video gives me a whole new respect for that relative...

“To know thyself is the beginning of wisdom.” -Socrates

Its funny but Carrying actually calmed me down. In my early and mid 20's I was a gym rat and very strong. Strong enough to enter a few powerlifting competitions. There may have been a steroid or two that passed my way as well.

I was a terrible road rager. I would leap out of the car for seemingly anything. I figured I was powerful enough that I had a better than 50/50 shot of coming out on top. The roids might have lent something to the rage as well.

Then came a gun. Suddenly it wasnt about a fist fight or throwing someone over the hood of a car .. it was life and death. Fist fights you get over. Shooting someone you may not. Calmed me right the hell down. once a gun entered the equation I spent a second more thinking about confrontation.

But your right .. its better that someone self evaluate and make a decision from there.

No chance you used to go by the name "Vinny" and work out / do martial arts around 32nd and T-bird? Like 30+ years ago? If so - and you don't want to be outed - please shoot me a PM...

LOL .. Nope .. its Alex and I did my Weight lifting at a lifters gym in Ozone Park Queens and did my martial arts training in Astoria queens but it was some 30 years or so ago. Now I am one of the calmest guys you will ever meet.

 

[Suck My Glock]

[highlight=yellow]UPDATE: charges dropped, shooter walks[/highlight]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=9gZeqrZYDM8

 

[campinginaz]

[highlight=yellow]UPDATE: charges dropped, shooter walks[/highlight]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=9gZeqrZYDM8

I think he should have to wear a sign around his neck that reads I'm Stupid every time he leaves his house lol.