Posted by John A. on January 19, 2013 at 12:30:34 from (64.128.16.238):
Guys the Story goes like this.... A Texas D.P.S. Trooper stops a Fellow for speeding Out in West Texas along I-20. He ask for the mans Drivers License and Insurance form. The man hands him his D.L., Ins. Form, and CHL permit. the Trooper ask,,,,Are you carrying Now Sir? The man reply's... Yes Sir Officer! I have a 9 mm Berreta in a shoulder holster, a 357 Colt in my belt holster, A 1911 Colt 45 Army in the glove-box, Then there is AR-15 there in the backseat, and lastly a Browning Auto 12 gauge in the trunk! The Trooper then ask..... My Goodness Son What are you afraid of???? The Man reply s....Not a Damm Thing!!!!! OBTW... the The trooper wrote the man a warning as sent him along his way!!!! Later, John A.
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