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Achieve domestic tranquility, politely.

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The stupid.

It kills.

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Be polite to your children.

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Man in suit holding a piece of paper reading

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Yet another responsible gun owner demonstrates his love of animals.

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

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Sheriff Rowles of Newton County, Louisiana, reports:

We received a 911 call about an accidental gun shot. Seems a rat ran across the deer camp floor. The victim missed the rat and shot his foot. A well, what can I say.

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Once again, we are reminded that politeness is child’s play.

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Florida man parades politely.

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Man refuses to wear mask by wielding his politeness.

Police say a man who fired shots at an employee after refusing to wear a mask inside a Lehigh Valley cigar shop has been apprehended following a shootout.

The story goes on to say that employees offered to provide curbside service if he didn’t want to wear a mask. He refused the offer, politely.

And, in more news of the maskless . . . .

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Politeness takes a hike.

A Missouri hiker who was carrying a loaded handgun in his backpack was accidentally shot July 19 when he set the pack down on a rock and the gun discharged.

Musical NotesGuns and stupid, guns and stupid,
They go together like love and Cupid.
Let me tell you, brother,
You can’t have one without the other.

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Be polite to our furry friends.

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Two men sitting on bench, one wearing a mask and one not.  The one without a mask says,

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In related news, my local rag ran an article yesterday about how to counter arguments advanced by those who willfully endanger others refuse to wear masks.

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Don’t be packing when you’re tacking.

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Politeness takes practice.

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Boo-hoo-hoo.

Poor wittle ambassador wants him his portable phallus.

Via Joe My God.

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Yes another responsible gun owner discharges his responsibility–at himself.

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Once again, politeness is child’s play.

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Take politeness out for a spin.

The man, Kenneth Dickerson, 57, was standing outside his home in the 8300 block of Hull Street Road “twirling or spinning the firearm on his finger” when it went off about 6:30 p.m. July 14, said Chesterfield police Lt. Brad Conner. Dickerson died of his injuries after being taken to a local hospital.

“It looks like he was literally playing with the gun, spinning it, and the gun went off,” Conner said.

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Rear your children with politeness.

The 3-year-old Indian Trail boy was accidentally shot in his left hand Saturday morning after his father asked him to get a pair of socks from a dresser drawer.

The child went into his father’s bedroom and opened the drawer to get the socks when he was injured from an unsecured 9 mm handgun that his father forgot was in the drawer.

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Unmasked politeness.

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