Printing and concealed carry

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[Dead Duck]

I didn't think you were an idiot till you "PRINTED it".
Printing is when someone has a weapon in there clothes and you can tell because you can see the outline of it by the way it pushes its shape through the fabric. That shape showing through is called "PRINTING". Like when a lady wears a tight yellow shirt and you can see nipples. Now, that's printing.

 

[OurDee]

 

[Jozenbau]

I didn't think you were an idiot till you "PRINTED it".
Printing is when someone has a weapon in their clothes and you can tell because you can see the outline of it by the way it pushes its shape through the fabric. That shape showing through is called "PRINTING". Like when a lady wears a tight yellow shirt and you can see nipples. Now, that's printing.

Oooh ok. Makes sense. I don’t know some(most) of the lingo around these parts..

 

[OurDee]

Oooh ok. Makes sense. I don’t know some(most) of the lingo around these parts..

Just ask. Still want nips in a tight yellow t-shirt?

 

[actaeon277]

Oooh ok. Makes sense. I don’t know some(most) of the lingo around these parts..

Then you did the right thing. Asked a question.
Too many people "know everything". Or at least think they do.

 

[2A_Tom]

I resemble that implication!

 

[billybob44]

Just ask. Still want nips in a tight yellow t-shirt?

Yes we do..Do not need to see another gray shirt printing...

Where is the Gal with the tight yellow shirt???

 

[OurDee]

Yes we do..Do not need to see another gray shirt printing...

Where is the Gal with the tight yellow shirt???

Good thing you said "GAL". I had a pic of a guy. This is a gun site.

 

[MCgrease08]

Yes we do..Do not need to see another gray shirt printing...

Where is the Gal with the tight yellow shirt???

I thought about posting a pic, but don't want to risk an infraction. But I did do the research, ya know, just to see if there was anything in an image search that would be safe to post.

 

[2A_Tom]

There are already three threads for that.

 

[OurDee]

I do have a pic that is of the statue on top of Monument Circle down town Indianapolis.

From Ron Hudspeth, The original artist who won the design commission referred to her as "Nike" (Greek goddess of war), In 1902 at the monument's dedication, artist T.C. Steele, a member of the Board of Experts that selected artists for the structure's various works of art, presented the name "Victory." Throughout the volumes of the original commission reports, however, the sculpture is called "Liberty" or simply “crowning figure”.