Lots of people wanted to take my picture and (strike)hold(/strike) fondle my sword.:what:The big question is, did anyone notice?? :lol:
Tee-shirt: http://www.zazzle.com/im_not_a_terrorist_tshirt-235490918176125165?gl=OpenCarryNHA bit like Duncan McLeod from the clan McLeod.. in the end, there can be only one.. only with more firepower!
What does your shirt say and what does that little thing clipped to your collar say?
That's quite the ensemble for sure!
That is what I was going for... reminds me of Lazarus Long:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/71/Astounding_SF_1941.7.jpg/260px-Astounding_SF_1941.7.jpg
"An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life. "- Robert A. Heinlein
Very nice! Where are the Claymore's I'm still shocked about OC being legal in California, all hope is not lost, eh?WOO HOO FOR KILTS!
Here are some kilt pics from an event I just threw out here in California! These are from a photo scavenger hunt
Read the full writeup here: http://caopencarry.blogspot.com/2008/10/wow-what-exciting-day-this-event-was.html
Nope.... reminds me of Lazarus Long:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/71/Astounding_SF_1941.7.jpg/260px-Astounding_SF_1941.7.jpg
"An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life. "- Robert A. Heinlein
The cover artist never gets the details right. In Methuselah's Children L.L. straps his "blaster" to his thigh, under his kilt.Check the cover of that issue of Astounding - not in that one he didn't. That is clearly a holster and pistol with ivory grips on his hip.
I always figured it was on his outside thigh, but I haven't been able to successfully conceal a pistol under my kilt without it being uncomfortable or very clear that something is there..Yah, I know.
Cover artists in the in pre 80's, as a general rule, had never read the actual story, much less the genre.
... and I remember Lazarus strapping his 'blaster" to his thigh. I grew up trying to figure out how he had so much room under there also.
You're right, Lazarus carried a replica of a Colt 1911 .45 made from an ancient pistol at the Smithsonian. Everybody else carried energy weapons.
I am guessing the cover artist didn't know the diff between a 1911 and a peacemaker.
...in any case: Doobie, way to go! Excellent showing of second amendment rights and knowledge of R.A.H.
Hey... are those Green Hills behind you?