If a man is alone and speaking out loud in the forest with no woman around, is he still wrong?I was wondering what i did wrong as well. Then I realized I could just ask my wife and she’d happily provide a list.
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If a man is alone and speaking out loud in the forest with no woman around, is he still wrong?I was wondering what i did wrong as well. Then I realized I could just ask my wife and she’d happily provide a list.
20 minutes of screen time in the past 7 days is what I got. Been "timed out" this AM.
Very perceptive question. The answer depends on the man's marital status. If he is unmarried, there are too many variables for a definitve answer. If he is married, of course the answer is quite simple: he is always wrong. He doesn't even need to speak. Preety sure that is a law of nature.If a man is alone and speaking out loud in the forest with no woman around, is he still wrong?
Out of professional courtesy, I'm going to ask folks to keep it cool.. I still owe a lot to Calguns for giving me the opportunity to step up to the plate. Kes never banned me or did anything or said anything to stop the rise of CAguns. I have to respect & appreciate that. Things could've gone very differently. Should they need help, to make it an archive. they know where to find me.
It's complicated. I was already a member back then. Ramon gave up due to a combination of having health problems himself, the stress of always being worried about the CA DoJ coming down on him like a ton of bricks, and he wasn't making money with it (adds and donors weren't a thing yet). Remember, this was during the OLL revolution, where DoJ agents like Iggy used to wander around gun shows making grandiose pronouncements about "two weeks" and "you will all go to jail", where Allison was writing memos that were as threatening as one can get while still keeping one's bar membership, and so on. It was scary and exhilarating, a little bit too much for Ramon.... when Paul took over (from what I understood at the time), it was because Ramon could no longer justify/afford supporting the site.