And, NO, I am not a gun nut. I have a CHL, take gun safety courses regularly, and have my firearms registered. I do not believe everyone has a right to own a firearm. Only those who can demonstrate responsibility. It is a privilege to me. Originally Posted by blue3122Who are your firearms 'registered' with? lol
- dfwo
- 05-04-2012, 10:27 PM
- MarieAntoinette
- 05-05-2012, 05:08 AM
I agree with everyone saying "SCREENING IS KEY" but on that same note I am newbie friendly. Usually though, I think , you (the provider) can get a pretty good idea of what kind of guy they are talking to but not always... I simply have pepper spray within reach AT ALL TIMES. If the visitor knows this or not doesnt matter to me ... no need to display it. I will not hesitate to use it! DONT F*** WITH MARIE. LOL. I do understand what the OP is saying though and dont think that a few self defense classes would hurt any provider. Maybe we should make a girls day out, out of self defense classes.
- Guest082513-02
- 05-05-2012, 06:49 AM
The self defense classes i took... we actually participated with the instructor. He also brought in a few guys as attackers.. guys of different sizes. I will admit.. when i left, not only did i feel safer... but i was highly aroused LOL!!
- MasterBaiter1996
- 05-05-2012, 06:54 AM
- pyramider
- 05-05-2012, 11:47 AM
Oh really. I will play the attacker.Originally Posted by MasterBaiter1996
Be careful what you wish for ...
Years ago I was the "attacker" for a self defense class for a bunch of MILFs. Either the instructor was very good and the 10 of them excellent, quick learning students because I was bruised, sore, and walked funny for two weeks. I am not sure when it happened but they lost all inhibitions and took out a lot of pent up frustrations on me.
To this day, I wish they had a class reunion and had the families come to it. Why? Because I would do to their husbands all the techniques their little, meek housewives did to me.
- Guest082513-02
- 05-05-2012, 12:07 PM