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^ So true.... And of course last Friday afternoon/evening he stands looking into the kitchen barking and growling at nothing - something he has never done. Up until then we'd hardly heard him bark. This is after a day of reading ghost stories in the ghost story thread, so it was a teeny bit...

I was slightly worried that we might not see this from Shadow since he has a swirl instead of the full ridge. But yesterday when a neighborhood dog approached him, all the fur on his back stood straight up.. It was awesome. He didn't show signs of aggression at all, just more of a hightened...

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This is more in line with my logic.. Link to the article

I'm going to bring this up to the top.... I must've missed this topic on RME, but have been following a similar thread on a local gun forum. Check this out:

Oh... Well that ruined the anticipation I'd been building.. :laughing:

^ Ever seen anything that you can't explain while out on a dark train ride?

Way to ruin the thread Davy. ;)

This thread delivers. I dig it.

That is so cool.. Waiting for Amy to chime in.

^ Tell me you chased it

My wife had a frightening paranormal experience in our first apartment in Murray. I had left the apt around 6:35am to be to a 7am meeting at work. Just minutes after I had left my wife heard slow footsteps in the bedroom, and assumed that I had come back in because I forgot something - happens...

I've had several experiences, one of the most memorable being in a cabin up at Brighton. Power went out to 90% of the cabin, snowed in for a few days, closed all the upstairs doors cause they were creepy to see form the main floor (open second level floor plan), night time brought footsteps...

I think it's a great statement, because it's 100% truth.

Channel 4 had a great report on 'when to shoot'.. An interview with Mitch Vilos, and a very positive message about gun rights and self defense in Utah. http://www.abc4.com/content/news/top_stories/story/ABC-4-asks-When-is-it-okay-to-shoot/U2I_Zy70G0yQTulzPBPNdw.cspx

It comes down to the "what you say can and will be used against you in a court of law". "He threatened me and I feared for my life. I fired my weapon to stop that threat" Or, "He threatened me and I feared for my life. I fired my weapon to kill him"

Oh wow...

You've pretty much already given a prime scenario. Say you feel that you are being threatened to the point that you have made the decision to draw and fire, the second the threat notices you pulling a piece he turns and runs off.. You've got your weapon pulled for some amount of time, whether...

That is awesome