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Children likely to become mass murderers

Discussion in 'Free Fire Zone' started by Ken The Kanuck, Jun 18, 2016.

  1. Ken The Kanuck

    Ken The Kanuck Member

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    Oh hold it, that me and my sister and cousins Christmas 1959, none of us ever killed anyone. But how could that be? When our parents were so twisted as to celebrate the birth of Christ by giving their children toy guns?

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  2. toki2

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    No more babysitting the grankids with their Nerf guns. Not to mention their skills at wargames. Being part of the great British Empire, I grew up knowing the goodies from the baddies with patriotic songs taught in school. Basically, if you were not British - you were a baddie. It made sense to me as a kid. Since then I have reneged on my education and not killed anyone.
     
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    von Poop Waspish

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    Three mates denied toy guns as kids by vaguely hippyish parents.
    Two of 'em later went into the armed forces.

    This continues to amuse me many years later.
     
  4. Owen

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    my uncle & auntie bought me this one christmas.
    loved it.
     

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    TD-Tommy776 Man of Constant Sorrow

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    Are you the one with the 2 gun rig? I had a Lone Ranger outfit complete with hat, mask, holster & six shooter. It was only a cap gun, of course.
     
  6. Slipdigit

    Slipdigit Good Ol' Boy Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    My sister had this idea she wasn't going to let her son play with "war toys." She gave up after evert hung he picked up became a gun of some sort.

    She has since given up such foolish notions. Her husband owns quite an arsenal.
     
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    CAC Ace of Spades

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    I think I've written before...that we didn't have many toys...but my dad knew a bloke who made replica weapons for museums, without us knowing he got this bloke to make two German sub machine guns...made of wood but looking every bit the real thing! Probably the best 'toy' I ever received...
     
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    no one told you? you were under constant surveillance by plain clothes cops beginning age 13. the state government has kindly agreed to shoulder the costs.
     
  9. Ken The Kanuck

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    That's me and they were only cap guns also. but our imaginations made them real.

    KTK
     

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