I bitched about the new Flickr Camera Roll recently. I still don’t like it as a layout for viewing, but I have to admit as an organizational tool it is really growing on me. Partly due to the date searching. It allowed me to dig up this little biscuit.
Now… this doesn’t mean that I have to give back my Ultra-Liberals club membership, does it? No, no. This is me and my brother ridding the world of the clay pigeon menace. I asked him, what do you want to do for your bachelor party? He said to me, skeet shooting and Foxwoods. So we went skeet shooting and then went to Foxwoods.
It is sort of an internal conflict for me. On the one hand I am strictly anti-gun. On the other hand, with a little practice I could be a damn good shot. Granted with a shotgun you just have to aim in the general vicinity of your target and you’ll hit it.
note: I don’t know who took this picture, but I would guess it was Larry. I do know it was taken with my camera though. Flickr tells me so.
Inside the Red Head's Head 
Great picture.
I was wondering why you are ‘anti-gun’? And yet you participated in a shooting sport?
Bob S.
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I participated in a shooting sport because my baby brother was getting married and he asked me to be his best man. When the topic of bachelor parties came up he said he wanted to shoot so we went shooting. That is the only reason.
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I understand the reason for the event.
I’m not trying to be rude but I am trying to understand the mindset of someone who says they are “anti-gun”.
Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits is a part of my lifestyle. Seek to Understand is a strong part of that.
i’m trying to understand more the “ant-gun” part then the participating in the skeet shooting. Skeet shooting can be enjoyable but the chance to spend time with family is even better.
Again — I hope you don’t mind the questions but it seems a little incongruent that you are ‘anti-gun’ but participate in a shooting sport. So — what does ‘anti-gun’ mean to you?
Thanks
Bob S.
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