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1.) DParker - 05/23/2013
A high-capacity magazine-fed military-style assault stapler!! How is it that civilians are allowed to own this sort of hardware? Who in the world [I]needs[/I] that kind of stapling capability? I mean, just look at how many staples each of those banana magazine clip doohickeys hold!
Someone keep an eye on Milton. If he goes postal with this thing none of our individual free-standing sheets of paper are safe.
Someone keep an eye on Milton. If he goes postal with this thing none of our individual free-standing sheets of paper are safe.
2.) DParker - 05/23/2013
Oops...I don't know how I managed to put this under "Photography". Sorry 'bout that.
3.) Go Bucks - 05/23/2013
One of those threatening black weapons again... better call the gummy
4.) Hunter - 05/24/2013
Doesn't look like it is full-auto though!
5.) Old Crow - 05/24/2013
Now that is funny D
6.) bluecat - 05/24/2013
The Dangers of Staplers and Why They Should be Removed
[url]http://www.ign.com/blogs/meowcats/2011/12/12/the-dangers-of-staplers-and-why-they-should-be-removed[/url]
[url]http://www.ign.com/blogs/meowcats/2011/12/12/the-dangers-of-staplers-and-why-they-should-be-removed[/url]
7.) JimP - 05/24/2013
These are already banned here in NY.
8.) Swamp Fox - 05/24/2013
NY county prosecutor declines to persecute:
[url]http://wnyt.com/article/stories/S3044282.shtml[/url]
Quote:
...Originally pulled over because of a burned out light bulb over his license plate and also charged with driving with a suspended license, Dean wound up in the media spotlight because state police say the legally registered Smith and Wesson semi-automatic .40 caliber handgun they found in his car had nine bullets in it, two bullets over the legal limited outlined in the New York SAFE Act.
"I'm glad it drew media attention," said Jonna Spilbor, Dean's attorney. "The SAFE Act is something that I think many of us are up in arms about."
"I make no blanket policy with respect to this crime or any other," Czajka said.
In other words, whether to prosecute future cases, Czjaka insists, will be determined on the individual merits of those cases...
End Quote
[url]http://wnyt.com/article/stories/S3044282.shtml[/url]
Quote:
...Originally pulled over because of a burned out light bulb over his license plate and also charged with driving with a suspended license, Dean wound up in the media spotlight because state police say the legally registered Smith and Wesson semi-automatic .40 caliber handgun they found in his car had nine bullets in it, two bullets over the legal limited outlined in the New York SAFE Act.
"I'm glad it drew media attention," said Jonna Spilbor, Dean's attorney. "The SAFE Act is something that I think many of us are up in arms about."
"I make no blanket policy with respect to this crime or any other," Czajka said.
In other words, whether to prosecute future cases, Czjaka insists, will be determined on the individual merits of those cases...
End Quote
9.) DParker - 05/24/2013
[QUOTE=Swamp Fox;6218]NY county prosecutor declines to persecute:
[url]http://wnyt.com/article/stories/S3044282.shtml[/url]
Quote:
...Originally pulled over because of a burned out light bulb over his license plate and also charged with driving with a suspended license, Dean wound up in the media spotlight because state police say the legally registered Smith and Wesson semi-automatic .40 caliber handgun they found in his car had nine bullets in it, two bullets over the legal limited outlined in the New York SAFE Act.
"I'm glad it drew media attention," said Jonna Spilbor, Dean's attorney. "The SAFE Act is something that I think many of us are [B][COLOR="#FF0000"]up in arms[/COLOR][/B] about."
"I make no blanket policy with respect to this crime or any other," Czajka said.
In other words, whether to prosecute future cases, Czjaka insists, will be determined on the individual merits of those cases...
End Quote[/QUOTE]
I see what he did there.
[url]http://wnyt.com/article/stories/S3044282.shtml[/url]
Quote:
...Originally pulled over because of a burned out light bulb over his license plate and also charged with driving with a suspended license, Dean wound up in the media spotlight because state police say the legally registered Smith and Wesson semi-automatic .40 caliber handgun they found in his car had nine bullets in it, two bullets over the legal limited outlined in the New York SAFE Act.
"I'm glad it drew media attention," said Jonna Spilbor, Dean's attorney. "The SAFE Act is something that I think many of us are [B][COLOR="#FF0000"]up in arms[/COLOR][/B] about."
"I make no blanket policy with respect to this crime or any other," Czajka said.
In other words, whether to prosecute future cases, Czjaka insists, will be determined on the individual merits of those cases...
End Quote[/QUOTE]
I see what he did there.