So I left someone to walk home in the snow

I love my revolver. I have a Taurus model 44 and it's a beauty. I had it out on the range just a few weeks ago for the first time in a while, and I fell in love all over again.

I have some semi-auto handguns as well, but they're sitting in the safe. The .44 is never far from my reach.

@br0kenrabbit said:

@korvus said:

In a hill area with snow?

The road home:

That road drops about 200 feet over a quarter-mile.

That ain't no guardrail, brother. That there's called a life insurance claim.

Oh, cool. Looks like the mountain country in Upstate New York. Reminds me of the Adirondacks. I avoid the area in winter.

oh you're one of those pussies who thinks he's tough because his daddy bought him a pistol. fucking lame got beat up in high school.

I gave them that liberty in exchange for them buckling up. I got a concession from them. Therefore, I gave back one of my own. Besides, that (calling me names) cooled off tensions. He He.

Nowadays, they also buckle up because they have to set the example for their own kids.

@mikehockbourns: Lay off the caffeine bro. I'm sure you have some cows you can go own in System Wars, yeah? The adults are trying to have a conversation in here.

The infallible argument in this video proves you wrong:

If I got into an accident I would put his seat belt on so I am not held liable. Assuming he's unconscious.

It's a safe bet that the guy who refuses to put on a seatbelt...will be the same guy who sues all of the surrounding drivers the moment he becomes paraplegic.

So yeah, you did nothing wrong in kicking him out of your car. He's endangering your own safety, he's doing something illegal, and it'd be your ass on the line if an accident happens.