Top ‘n’ (where n equals any real or imaginary number) Reasons Why New Yorkers Should Not Have Guns…

It’s been ages since we’ve done a Top ‘n’ reasons (where ‘n’ equals any real or imaginary number) so we decided to pick on our buds in New York getting ready to kick back and put down a couple of Genes.  Enjoy!

10.    New Yorkers use clips not magazines.

9.     New Yorkers load shells in their magazines not rounds.

8.     A New Yorker’s gun fires slugs not bullets.

7.     New Yorkers yank their guns instead of unholstering them.

6.     A New Yorker will tell you he has a tres-duece or quad-fin not a 32 or 45.

5.     New Yorkers don’t own pistols or revolvers they own rods, gats and boom sticks.

4.     New Yorkers can’t talk and use a two handed grip at the same time.

3.     New Yorkers don’t shoot you. You’ve either been salted or peppered.

2.     New Yorkers don’t engage their safety, they set the gun on safe.

1.     New Yorkers should not have guns because they may fall into the cops’ hands.

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3 Responses to Top ‘n’ (where n equals any real or imaginary number) Reasons Why New Yorkers Should Not Have Guns…

  1. Pingback: No “New York Reload”? Really? | Gunmart Blog

  2. Mark Hannan says:

    ANYONE CAN LOAD, fire and so on. Soon ,your speech may sound like your reading a police report. But, New Yorkers choose to show how they cherish and respect their 2nd amendment
    rights by painting a picture though speech, another Constitutional Right, and I loved your article for detailing how they do it. It is a magical place where the people speak hundreds of languages and when the subject of firearms comes up, don’t expect vanilla dialogue.

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