BB wowbagger

That really suck bigtime..That guy has some issues to resolve.What are the odds that he will pleed insanity? :nono: :nono:

gdh

Another awful story, I just finished showing the Mike Moorer Documentary Bowling for Columbine today for my gr 9 - 11's ... lessons rarely are learned. :mad

LT1driver

No matter how bad a person is, their death always leaves someone with a broken heart, i.e. the family, wife, parents, etc. Hate the sin, not the sinner. :sad:

dman535

What was the lesson that was suppose to be learned from that film ? I hope it was to illustrate what a turd Michael Moore is.

tnt76vette

I couldn't agree with you more........ :cheers:

GDaina

WE all have encountered a person that we don't get along in life, but that doesn't mean we should wish them harm and death....yea, you, me, and everyone else, for that matter are entitled to our opinions, but sometimes it's best to think things out before we open our mouth's....in this case, you may have put your foot in your mouth, and stated an opinion that's not on a professional level. By badmouthing the deceased, you've managed to put yourself in a less favorable light with the forum members.

As I said before, think before you post, and think of the repercussions.

Fevre

Ya I liked the guy at first for the way he looked at what happened in Flint MI but now I think his ego is more bloated than his belly.

BlueL36

"It's a hell of a thing, killin' a man. You take away all he's got and all he's ever gonna have." William Munny, Unforgiven

glen242

If you think that was a documentary, I can see why Canada has such ridiculous gun laws. Show this stuff to the kids and get them while they are young and malleable.

Yes, I'm a NRA Endowment member!

JOliver

Hate the man or like the man ...opinions are opinions.
I met the guy and personally I never had a problem with him,I know that several didn't like the quality of his products but it seems that he did very well for himself so some people had to like them....still sucks that someone shot him,specially his son ...Did the SOB not have enough respect for the manthat made him?Though maybe we don't know the whoel story ...sounds like we don't.

One other thing Is anyone here familar with a .45 Caliber Handgun?
I'm a huge handgun collector have a few .45s(1911 style) and others and the largest capacity you can get (other than a custom clip) is 9 Rounds...8 in the clip one in the hole....and it says he was shot 17 TIMES???????? 17 ??????
Ok thats up there with a coldblooded murder...shoot the man,unload a clip and slap another clip in and keep pulling ? with a .45 something that surely left a hole the size of a quater ..........mental issues...or just plain sick.


Jason

BigBadRed

:iagree: :iagree:

Ron 75 L48

Why isn't this in OT instead of the C3 section? :confused:

:seeya :flag

Ron

Corey_68

I posted it because many here are familar with the company and several of us have met this man in person and held converstions with him.

Ron 75 L48

Ok I was just curious. :)

PROSOUTH

Very well put George D..........................

I have been dealing with Bryan for several years at Corvette EXPO where he came to sell his products twice a year. He was always very professional and never hesitated to explain, discuss or offer help with his products. If I called and asked for something it was always put on the truck and held for me at the show with a better price and no freight.

I know we can't please everyone nor everyone please us and I hope that I never allow my anger to allow me to publicly display such an act of disrespect to anyone, especially in such a time of grief for this family.

Bryan will be missed by many, and to those of you who won't miss him your victory is very shallow.

Jim :sad:

Guest

In my very humble opinion, I believe there is no justification for violence.

Guest

[QUOTE]What was the lesson that was suppose to be learned from that film ? I hope it was to illustrate what a turd Michael Moore is.

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