REB's handgun collection

Robert E. Brydia

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May 2, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/2/96

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I understand there's been some debate as to what size of gun and truck I'll
need in Texas. The answer from the horses mouth, (not @ss as you might
assume <G>) is:

Gun: Don't need one...I'm a Pitbull...I'lll just bite their fool arm off
and walk away while they drip blood and go into shock. <G>

Truck: Definately a sport utility vehicle in the Blazer, PathFinder, Jimmy,
Passport type arena. After all, a Pitbull has to ride around in style! <G>

See ya!

REB
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>Date: Tue, 30 Apr 1996 08:33:08 EDT
>From: Stephen Lee <SS...@LANMAIL.RMC.COM>
>Subject: Re: WOB: Goodbye and Thank You
>
>If he is going down to Texas he needs to get a real gun. Like a 12 gauge or
>a 30-30.
>
>You don't want to get caught with a little sissy handgun down there.
>
>******************************
>Stephen S. Lee
>Reynolds Metals Co.
>Can Division
>http://www.rmc.com
>ss...@lanmail.rmc.com
>*****************************
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>Original Text
>From: Robert Laird <rla...@CRIS.COM>, on 4/29/96 4:14 PM:
>Steve -
>
> >
> >He's going to need a 9mm weapon? <gg>
> >
>
>Derigguer these days is the 10mm... anyone's who's anyone wouldn't get
>caught
>dead with a 9mm (oops! bad metaphor!) <BG>
>
> -- Robert
>-----------------------------------
>Robert Laird *** Houston, Texas
> Quadrant Computer Systems
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Robert Laird

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May 3, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/3/96

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Bob -

>Truck: Definately a sport utility vehicle in the Blazer, PathFinder, Jimmy,
>Passport type arena. After all, a Pitbull has to ride around in style! <G>

Down here in Texas, those things are just pis-ant toys... if you want to drive
a Texas Cadillac, you get a Suburban... otherwise, just a plain ol' full sized
truck will do ya.

-- Robert (native Texan)

Stephen Lee

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May 3, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/3/96

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I got a Willis Pickup I'll sell ya.

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Stephen S. Lee
Reynolds Metals Co.
Can Division
http://www.rmc.com
ss...@lanmail.rmc.com
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From: Robert Laird <rla...@CRIS.COM>, on 5/3/96 12:43 AM:

Thomas Massano

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May 3, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/3/96

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Howabout a Hummer and a Super Blakhawk?!

Jeanne B. Martinez

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May 3, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/3/96

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>I understand there's been some debate as to what size of gun and truck I'll
>need in Texas. The answer from the horses mouth, (not @ss as you might
>assume <G>) is:

>Gun: Don't need one...I'm a Pitbull...I'lll just bite their fool arm off
>and walk away while they drip blood and go into shock. <G>

Don't worry 'bout a gun ... you can pick one up in a Happy Meal
when you get here! <VBG>

>Truck: Definately a sport utility vehicle in the Blazer, PathFinder, Jimmy,
>Passport type arena. After all, a Pitbull has to ride around in style! <G>

>See ya!

>REB

Jeanne

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MA Crist

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May 3, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/3/96

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Bob,

>Truck: Definately a sport utility vehicle in the Blazer, PathFinder,
>Jimmy, Passport type arena. After all, a Pitbull has to ride around in >style!
<G>

You call that style?? What you need is a Jeep Grand Cherokee. 4X4 of the year!
Now, that's stylin :-)

>REB

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