I saw a bumper sticker today that advised: Want gun control? Use both hands. I was wondering what words of wisdom you folks might have run across lately.
Bumper stickers and their ilk.
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I saw one that said ...yeah I work in the oilfield but don't tell my mom. She thinks I play a piano in a whorehouse.
That cracks me up!
i might be driving slow.but at least im ahead of you
can i plead the 5th on that one? LMAO
5th amendment..
I'm glad that you guys are with us. We don't always get each other's obscure references but we are communicating and that is a solid bond. Can you tell me? What are crumpets?
I think we mostly call them "English Muffins" (crumpets).
Most of my fellow Americans don't either.
The first Ten Amendments of the Constitution are commonly referred to as "The Bill of Rights"
1 = free speech, right to assemble
2 = right to have guns
3 = a bit archaic, but basically says a soldier must ask permission of a home owner to stay there
4 = privacy, search and seizure
5 = mentioned above (incriminating oneself)
6 = right to speedy trial, witnesses, etc.
7 = trial by jury
8 = no excessive bail, cruel punishment
9 = this one is a bit obtuse, basically that these rights are in addition to any others granted the people
10 = if not covered in the Constitution, decided by the individual States (i.e. State Law vs. US Law).
I even had to look up 3 and 9, as they are pretty much never referred to (and while sure of the speedy trial and jury, I didn't remember them being separate amendments).
Most of my fellow Americans don't either.
The first Ten Amendments of the Constitution are commonly referred to as "The Bill of Rights"
1 = free speech, right to assemble
2 = right to have guns
3 = a bit archaic, but basically says a soldier must ask permission of a home owner to stay there
4 = privacy, search and seizure
5 = mentioned above (incriminating oneself)
6 = right to speedy trial, witnesses, etc.
7 = trial by jury
8 = no excessive bail, cruel punishment
9 = this one is a bit obtuse, basically that these rights are in addition to any others granted the people
10 = if not covered in the Constitution, decided by the individual States (i.e. State Law vs. US Law).
I even had to look up 3 and 9, as they are pretty much never referred to (and while sure of the speedy trial and jury, I didn't remember them being separate amendments).
Bigpaul you obviously don't watch many American TV shows, or maybe I watch too many
Check out infowars.com Big Paul. A lot of Brits already do to keep up on news that is documented here stateside
I have found just as much, if not more, B.S. on infowars than the lame stream media at times.
