I have two small bobbleheads statues on my handlebars- Jesus and Shiva (just in case one of them isn't right).
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Steerpike said:I carry a knife in my pocket.
able organ said:Does it not alarm anyone that they live somewhere where carrying a weapon is even considered?
Lady SW in Platypuss, all legal. Pepper spray on quick release. All new since my recent encounter. Geesh, it is getting so difficult.H46Driver said:I carry a pistol in my Camelback whenever I'm not commuting to work - I'm military and you can't bring firearms on base. I have a concealed carry permit according to the law of my state and shoot regularly. I have found that I am actually much calmer and less likely to seek or escalate a confrontation when carrying a firearm because of the potential consequences. No flipping off drivers who get too close or anything similar. If you don't have that type of emotional control than I would stay away from firearms.
able organ said:Does it not alarm anyone that they live somewhere where carrying a weapon is even considered?
cydewaze said:Does mace/pepper spray work on dogs?
bung said:I don't know why it wouldn't. But, I could be wrong. There is something called Halt! that is supposed to be formulated for dogs.
bung said:I don't know why it wouldn't.
try your h2o btl... in the face. Not your face.cydewaze said:I don't know either, but it's not something I'd like to find out while staring at a 90 lb Rot.
bung said:I don't know why it wouldn't. But, I could be wrong. There is something called Halt! that is supposed to be formulated for dogs.
able organ said:Does it not alarm anyone that they live somewhere where carrying a weapon is even considered?
That's a good point. Maybe I'll stick to the water bottle.jhuskey said:I have had first hand experience with halt.Dogs will drop and rub their eyes and roll. It works but if it blows back on you, your are screwed and if it is on your hands(and it probably will be) and you forget and rub or wipe your eyes, your screwed. It is not a good substance to be used while moving because you will drop rub your eyes and roll and ***** a lot .
jhuskey said:Many topics have been posted about bad drivers and encounters with offensive individuals. I was wondering how many people carry a weapon or have considered it for self defense or otherwise. I don't because I would probably end up using it and case great complications for myself.
Well I do consider myself a weapon, as well as my heavy ass bike lock I wear around my shoulder. If I managed to clock someone on the head with that anchor, they'd go down for sure.szbert said:Glock 27, 12% pepper spray, and a life long practice of Aikido (Which is totally useless when you're wearing speedplay cleats )
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