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.... And IF they start registering chocolaholics, I'm SUNK!!!" (looking around in purse, in pantry, under bed for a Hershey Bar) Barb Mallut [log in to unmask] ---------- From: PARKINSN: Parkinson's Disease - Information Exchange Network on behalf of David Robert Austen Sent: Monday, October 14, 1996 6:48 PM To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN Subject: Re: Registering If they get us to register our dogs, what's next!? A register for people who have history of writing letters to the editor? :-) Stay well, Albert. David --------- On Mon, 14 Oct 1996 [log in to unmask] wrote: > David, > just to clarify my position on gun registration so I don't appear as a > rabid, gun toting, red neck, I live on a farm with no local police other than > State Police. I do not hunt. I do not carry a gun. Ny first line of defense > to this isolated farmhouse is a large, loud, dog. My second, a 9 mm. Even with > PD I feel I could hit the target (On an off day he might think I had a scatter > gun). If I would register my guns and the state would decide too confiscate > them, I'd be left with my large, loud dog. Our friendly legislators are nw > making noises about requiring special licensing for "vicious" dogs (breeds not > specified). They ain't takin my dawg, neither. > > Albert (Joe) Young Jr. moore32@sprynet > > >Albert!!! You know, it's people like YOU who . . . . . . . > > make me smile. Even though I don't want a gun, I think those of us in the > PWP movement can begin to understand your perspective. Well, some lawmakers > probably feel just as uncomfortable meeting somebody with a malady > like Parkinsons as they do with the idea of somebody carrying a loaded > gun in full view down Main street! > > David > --------------------- > > On Sun, 13 Oct 1996, Albert Young wrote: > > > With my faith in Big Brother having MY best interests at heart, I'll register > my > > PDness right after I register my hand guns. > > Joe > > > >