From: Some@Guy.com   
      
   Larry wrote:   
      
   > Hey Gordon. You're right, I'm just in the valley right now.   
      
   > I'm basically in the same position, except i can't work,   
      
   No, but you can go out and buy a gun eh?  You want public disability   
   payments to help you go out and buy an item that by rights should not   
   be sold as a consumer product.   
      
   > I've too will be homeless soon.   
      
   Then why are you asking about this gun:   
      
        Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 12:02:09 -0400   
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   > Just wandering if anyone out there has, or has used, the Rem 770?   
   > I was looking at one at a gun shop, I found the action very   
   > sloppy, but the rest of the rifle, including price, almost made   
   > up for it. Detatch mag, comes with scope, pulls up nice for   
   > composite stock.. for me at least, as many comp stocks don't   
   > have enough drop in the comb, and as I mentioned, the   
   > price is right.   
      
   You gonna go out and shoot yourself with it?  Or maybe your wife?   
      
   > A few years ago I had disability send me back to school so I   
   > could work, at my wife's "request"...get off disability, go   
   > to work, or get out.   
      
   What put you on disability - did you shoot yourself in the foot?   
      
   > I worked just over 2 years, became less able, and ended up   
   > in the hospital seriously ill, requiring life saving surgery.   
   > I wasn't expected to survive, they lost me and brought me   
   > back 3 times. Now I have to go through the system again to   
   > get disability, it only took me 8 years of being shoved   
   > around the first time. Problem this time, my health is worse,   
   > I don't have support at home, and I don't have any fight left   
   > in me.   
      
   But you still want to buy a Remington 770:   
      
   http://www.remington.com/products/firearms/centerfire_rifles/model_770.asp   
      
   > So, most times the valleys are deep and wide, and much of the   
   > time I don't really care if, nor do I really want to get to   
   > the other side. Hell isn't just a place!   
      
   Just don't do too much dammage or injure anyone else on your way   
   there.   
      
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