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Be polite to your co-workers.
He said he confronted the boss Tuesday as the manager was in a truck with two other people. He said he opened the door and the gun accidentally fired, the warrant said.
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When placing your vehicle in a designated spot as you are planning to leave it so as to take care of business, do so politely.
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Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.
They just can’t help fondling their portable phalli, can they?
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Yet more neighborly politeness . . . .
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Responding officers went to the apartment where Roque Stella-Colon, 18, said he fired one gunshot inside his home by accident, according to police.
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An 11-year-old in the neighboring apartment suffered a cut to the chin from flying debris, police said.
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Let politeness accompany you to your place of education.
Afterthought:
One wonders whether this alert teacher thwarted a(nother) school shooting.
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The hunt for politeness continues apace.
When darkness set in around 8 p.m., the group still had their weapons out, police said. Koach said the stepfather fired a shot that struck the 11-year-old boy.
“At this point, shots were fired,” Koach said. “They thought they were shooting at a deer and one of the rounds hit the young man.”
One more time, “responsible gun owner” is an oxymoron.
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At the Hartford Courant, John C. Hall describes what he felt when packing heat, which may be best described as “the cycle of politeness.” Here’s a bit:
I recall thinking, “As long as I have this gun, nobody can mess with me.”
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Then I wondered: How many other people have guns? Probably a lot. With guns in my world, and especially when I was holding a loaded gun in my hands, my imagination quickly inhabited a world that was scarier, more criminal and more violent. So while holding a gun is rather thrilling at first, over time, guns did not make me feel safer.
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When you fly the fiendly skies, remember to pack your politeness.
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Play your game, politely.
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Politeness is a family value.
A 29-year-old man named Luis Martin Pages shot his 59-year-old mother, Miriam Gonzalez, to death at 5:22 p.m. on Sunday evening in their shared North Miami home after the two argued.
More family values at the link.