Actually, I am hoping that we don’t let them come back.

Murray.

From the newspaper story:

I do not think that my father has liked a politician since Earl Long.

The least amount of effort required by law is all we are ever going to get. If it is not in the law, it will not happen.

Yeah, both of my parents and my older sister are graduates of UL back when it was still USL. I have no idea how one moves there to get sober, but good for you! I guess if you can do it in an area where alcohol is so much a part of the culture, you can do it anywhere!

Maybe it is somewhat a nostalgia thing, but all the extra security does not make me feel “safe.” It makes me feel trapped.

Oh, believe me, you don’t have to tell me about that! Most of my extended family lives between Lafayette and Waveland, MS. My parents are from NOLA (Metarie and St. Bernard), so guns were common at family gatherings. Many in my family count their gun collections in the hundreds. No one ever thought a thing about having…

Yeah, you could smoke everywhere back then. There really was no “non-smoking” section. You were stuck in an aluminum tube for hours breathing in second-hand smoke!

Absolutely! Which is why it drives me insane when anyone comes out against universal background checks.

Seriously, this is the guy that legislators had in mind when they wrote the law.

I am old enough to remember when domestic air travel was fun.

I am not sure how you see him getting a firearms ID, buying a gun that he eventually used to murder, and then having the ID revoked after he possessed the murder weapon as “gun laws worked perfectly fine,” but whatever.

That’s what we need to prevent mass shootings! More strongly worded letters!

Sedentary lifestyle for the win!

He left it in his other hat.

I am also pro salmonella in this case.