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It's always horrible hearing something like that, Sorry for your loss Steve.

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Was a house fire in haltan city Texas.

The grandmother was found dead covering the infant upstairs. 4 year old girl in the hallway upstairs. And the 5 year old boy was at the backdoor, trying to get out. Very tragic. Sweet little babies.

I have pretty thick skin but funerals really get to me. Funerals of family is 2x worse. Losing 3 precious babies is extremely hard.

http://www.firehouse.com/news/10852020/three-kids-woman-dead-in-texas-house-fire

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Making carrot soup tomorrow....

Post up Sean or I'm winging it!

:-D

Wait four hours, and then call him. :D

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Making carrot soup tomorrow....

Post up Sean or I'm winging it!

:-D

Wait four hours, and then call him. :D/>

LMAO. Just stop by maybe? Drink his booze and coffee, eat his food, take the sled out for a ride...

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That's awful Steve, I'm sorry for your loss.

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Making carrot soup tomorrow....

Post up Sean or I'm winging it!

:-D

Wait four hours, and then call him. biggrin.png/>

LMAO. Just stop by maybe? Drink his booze and coffee, eat his food, take the sled out for a ride...

Even better.

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Very sad day today. Buried 4 famly members.

2 month old, 4 year old, 5 year old, and the 52 year old grandmother.

Bless your family.

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Very sad day today. Buried 4 famly members.

2 month old, 4 year old, 5 year old, and the 52 year old grandmother.

Wow that has to be one of the worst things in the world! Sorry to hear of such tragedies.

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I can't imagine how you feel Steve, so sorry.

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Matt, remind me tomorrow. Server is off and I'm in bed.

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Crappy pic, but none the less.... ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!?!?!

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RIP Earl Weaver and Stan the man!

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(Reuters) - Pro-gun activists who say the right to own firearms is under attack from President Barack Obama's proposals to reduce gun violence held "high noon" rallies across the United States on Saturday in support of gun ownership rights.

The U.S. debate over gun control flared in mid-December when a man armed with an assault rifle killed 20 first-graders and six adults at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut - the deadliest of a string of U.S. shooting sprees last year.

"We are law-abiding citizens, business owners, military, and we are not going to be responsible for other people's criminal actions," former Marine Damon Locke said to applause at a Florida rally he had helped organize.

Some in the crowd of about 1,000 in Brooksville, about an hour north of Tampa, hoisted signs that said "Stop the Gun Grabbers" and "Gun control isn't about guns, it's about control."

Obama and gun control advocates have begun a push to reinstitute a ban on assault weapons in the wake of the Connecticut school massacre. A number of other states have taken up gun legislation, and New York, which has among the strictest gun control laws in the country, broadened its assault weapons ban on Tuesday.

Obama also called for a ban on high-capacity magazines and more stringent background checks for gun purchasers.

"Until we enforce gun laws on the books against the bad guys, I think it's hypocritical to discuss more laws against law-abiding citizens," Gary Schraut, a Brooksville real estate agent, told Reuters.

Across the country at a rally in Denver, the mood was defiant as about 500 people, including families with children, gathered in unseasonably warm weather outside the state capitol.

"I have earned the right to have my guns," said Don Dobyns, an Air Force veteran and former police officer from Colorado Springs, who was among the rally organizers.

Sporting a shirt that read, "Girls with guns," 31-year-old Jennifer Burk said: "My parents didn't raise a victim and the government shouldn't try and make me one."

Gun control advocates say U.S. civilians have no justifiable need for assault weapons or high-capacity magazines, and they say more background checks will help keep guns out of the hands of criminals.

The reaction has been fierce from gun supporters such as the National Rifle Association, who point to a right to bear arms that is enshrined in the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and which they do not want to see watered down.

Saturday's rallies were organized by Guns Across America, a group launched by Texas airline pilot Eric Reed, who has said that after he heard Obama talk about gun control on the day of the Connecticut massacre he thought gun owners should send a strong message to lawmakers in Washington.

As of Saturday afternoon, the Facebook page for Guns Across America listed more than 20,000 people saying they intended to attend events planned mostly in state capitals. Local media reported hundreds of people gathered at rallies nationwide, from Kentucky to Oregon to Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Gun-control advocates on Sunday plan to hold a National Gun Prevention Sabbath, where they say 150 houses of worship will call on the faithful to advocate for an "actionable plan to prevent gun violence."

People who have lost loved ones to gun violence will display their photographs, organizers said.

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The original George Barris Batmobile just sold at auction for 4.6 million.

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Very sad day today. Buried 4 famly members.

2 month old, 4 year old, 5 year old, and the 52 year old grandmother.

I'm very sorry about the loss:(

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Amazing!

Yup, I'm not even into guns but that event seems very cool.

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Crappy pic, but none the less.... ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!?!?!

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Too much screen !

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Crappy pic, but none the less.... ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!?!?!

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Too much screen !

Too much screeen!?!?!?!?

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Kinda sad my 22" LCD is in the shop right now it mounts on my wall to the left of my main monitor.

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How close are you to the screen ?

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I sit 3 ft away from a 15" screen and it suits me fine. At work I sit 4 ft away from a 19" screen.

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