That's not unusual. If you drop any loaded mag on a hard surface, there's a good chance of the base plate separating and ammo rounds flying all over the place (as they're held in place by a spring). That's why you're not supposed to drop it in the first place.
Carrying a gun is not that unusual in many parts of the U.S., so I don't see what the big deal is. Now the fact that she's a firearms instructor AND has somehow managed to have a gun fall out of her purse is a bit of a red flag.
I'm not a fan of the term "emotional intelligence" not just because it's a new ageism but also because it's a contradiction in terms (there is nothing intelligent about emotions). I do agree with your eight points though, with the exception of #4. You should be setting the tone and she should be...
Of course. But we are not talking about difference of opinion. Either you're not familiar with corrector's posting history or you're a very gullible person. Or perhaps both.
I never applied for that "job" and have zero interest in holding it. You can go back to trolling now. Are you still whacking off in the back of your mom's car these days?
He was accused of theft.
Something about the story doesn't add up. The guy is 34 years old and has been in the military for 16 years. Speaks fluent Russian, even though he does not appear to be of Russian descent. Goes to Vladivostok, a major Russian military hub, at a time when the two...
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