I could cry...

[mister]

LTCH, not PTCH.

I realize it's a small difference, and those who harp on it are usually a little more aggressive than they may need to be, but, it is the proper name for it. Would you like being called by a similar but wrong name?

Exp. (Not my name btw)

William Teller Foyt, not Billy, Bill, Will, Willy, or any of the other variations.

 

[GBuck]

LTCH, not PTCH.

I realize it's a small difference, and those who harp on it are usually a little more aggressive than they may need to be, but, it is the proper name for it. Would you like being called by a similar but wrong name?

Exp. (Not my name btw)

William Teller Foyt, not Billy, Bill, Will, Willy, or any of the other variations.

While I see your point, you're referring to a living being.. The LTCH is a piece of paper.

 

[ATM]

While I see your point, you're referring to a living being.. The LTCH is a piece of paper.

A piece of paper I will now call "Larry".

"You got a Larry to carry that thing?"

"Yep, got my lifetime carry Larry!"

 

[Scutter01]

A piece of paper I will now call "Larry".

"You got a Larry to carry that thing?"

"Yep, got my lifetime carry Larry!"

I'm calling it a Larry from now on.

 

[parsimonious]

Larry

Yeah, this thread was pretty boring for a minute till ATM introduced
Larry. I soon hope to obtain a Florida Larry, since Ohio won't
accept my Larry, or issue me a... Peter.

 

[iChokePeople]

How is it not a permit? I don't understand the argument over semantics. License or permit, both are PERMISSIONS GRANTED to carry.

Then shouldn't we call it a "revelation" or a "prophecy" or something?

 

[parsimonious]

Then shouldn't we call it a "revelation" or a "prophecy" or something?

I don't get it.

 

[GBuck]

A piece of paper I will now call "Larry".

"You got a Larry to carry that thing?"

"Yep, got my lifetime carry Larry!"

I'm calling it a Larry from now on.

I carry my Larry with me at all times. The Larry and a gun are a lot lighter than carrying a cop around.

 

[mister]

Yeah, this thread was pretty boring for a minute till ATM introduced
Larry. I soon hope to obtain a Florida Larry, since Ohio won't
accept my Larry, or issue me a... Peter.

Wait you don't have a Peter?

No Larry to carry a handgun, or any gun you choose to carry with that Larry, no matter how big, will ever make up for that.



Or.....are you actually a woman?

 

[parsimonious]

Wait you don't have a Peter?

No Larry to carry a handgun, or any gun you choose to carry with that Larry, no matter how big, will ever make up for that.



Or.....are you actually a woman?

Larry=License, Peter=permit, unless someone can think of a better one.

Wait, Ohio may issue larrys, just not non resident larrys, I don't know, nevermind.

Edit: Ohio issues License [Larry] to Conceal Carry a handgun, at least that is what one source says.

 

[sepe]

A piece of paper I will now call "Larry".

"You got a Larry to carry that thing?"

"Yep, got my lifetime carry Larry!"

Mine is Carl with a K...spelled Carlk, the K is silent.

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

Mine is Carl with a K...spelled Carlk, the K is silent.

Is that like L-a where the dash don't be silent?

 

[ATM]

...the K is silent.

ahh... silent as in "kneek"?

 

[indykid]

didn't it involve bacon.

Actually you can stretch it to say bacon is involved in our rights! Part of the right to keep and bear arms (among the obvious) is for gathering food! Ever try to take a wild boar with your bare hands?

 

[ATM]

It is more difficult to use your hands without arms.

 

[Expat]

I love to caress my Larry when no one is looking.

 

[printcraft]

Apparently, somehow...a "license" makes your penis appear larger than a "permit" does.

And a CCW badge enhances it more so........... I have two.

 

[Bill of Rights]

ahh... silent as in "kneek"?

No, silent as in fnord.

My question is "if we're going to refer to the LTCH as "Larry", where and/or what are Darryl and Darryl?"

 

[Panama]

I hold a "Lifetime" LTCH so therefore I will refer to it as my Lawrence.
Just seems it should be more formal for a "Lifetime" LTCH.
So yep, I got me a Lawrence!

 

[sepe]

No, silent as in fnord.

My question is "if we're going to refer to the LTCH as "Larry", where and/or what are Darryl and Darryl?"

Darryl and Darryl would be tax stamps.