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In reply to the discussion: So, my brother had a run-in with a would-be burglar the other day. [View all]mythology
(9,527 posts)34. I knew a park ranger (at a small Civil War re-enactment park)
who bragged about sleeping with his gun under his pillow. I'd be terrified I'd accidentally shoot myself in my sleep.
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In my neck of the woods people who have been caught breaking into homes are meth heads
frontierjoe
Jul 2018
#33
I'd never have a gun in the house. I do have a pen-like pepper spray key chain at the front door
hlthe2b
Jul 2018
#12
Locks, lights, alarms, and yes a gun in a quick access lock box in a desk draws is not a bad idea.
aikoaiko
Jul 2018
#17
There's nothing wrong with owning a gun if the person who owns it is responsible
frontierjoe
Jul 2018
#45
I don't even own a handgun and I'm not a person who would encourage someone to buy one
frontierjoe
Jul 2018
#61
Now that's something to think about. A strange looking dog might be scarier than just a big dog
ProudLib72
Jul 2018
#46
They lust so much over the idea of killing a person and getting away with it. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2018
#47
I have a simple rule, any one in my house or garage without my invite will face my Glock
beachbum bob
Jul 2018
#76