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Sticky situation.
This girl i work with had me and another guy over to her downtown apartment the other night to drink a few beers. Now i have learned my lesson when it comes to trusting people but i made one possibly VITAL mistake.....
I had a picture of the VEPR at work to show a guy that owns some land(we plan to go shooting soon), and in the proccess of showing him, this girl comes up and sees my picture and i tell her about this sexy rifle.
I didn't think twice about it( people at work hear me and others debating 2nd amendment issues alot)
So, i am at this girls apartment and i am talking to this guy i am with, and she asks to see the pic of the VEPR...... she then shows her roommate... and i get ready for some usual antigun crap.. or the trusty "why do you need that?" B.S.
Long story short, i don't hear this girl and her roommate's(guy) conversation, but i do catch the tail-end of it.
The last thing she says to this guy(roommate) was something along the line.." just incase you need to know one day"
Upon arriving at the girl's apartment, and meeting her roommate, i slowly realized they were SHADY, thru the conversations we had and other stuff.
But when i caught the tail end of her conversation with this guy about the pic i had, and the fact i have guns(she doesn't know what or anything) i had one dominating thought:
This guy might be a thief
The only other options that i can come up with, unless i missed so much of their conversation that i am totally out of the ballpark, is that:
1. This guy might need to know about me and my gun ownership oneday, incase he needs to borrow one, or hire me a some tough guy...... which is laughable and absurd and can't possibly be an explanation for her comment.
2. She fears that i, having never shown any kind of temper or anything that could be percieved as a threat, might one day decide to go postal and go to work and go on a shooting rampage... and she needs her roomate to get involved and become an informant and point the police in the right direction. (I know, a way stupid stretch, but i am trying to think this through)
Those are the only things i can think of, and the only other reason i can think of that she would say what she said to her roommate is:
She wanted to give him a tip incase he ever wanted to know of a place to steal a gun.
I am going to confront her about it the next time she works.
If her reply isn't truthful, and i can tell she is covering something up, i thought about writing her roommate a letter.
Dear Gabe,
MOLON LABE.
-----Branden.
But i don't really know what i am going to do.
This girl i work with had me and another guy over to her downtown apartment the other night to drink a few beers. Now i have learned my lesson when it comes to trusting people but i made one possibly VITAL mistake.....
I had a picture of the VEPR at work to show a guy that owns some land(we plan to go shooting soon), and in the proccess of showing him, this girl comes up and sees my picture and i tell her about this sexy rifle.
I didn't think twice about it( people at work hear me and others debating 2nd amendment issues alot)
So, i am at this girls apartment and i am talking to this guy i am with, and she asks to see the pic of the VEPR...... she then shows her roommate... and i get ready for some usual antigun crap.. or the trusty "why do you need that?" B.S.
Long story short, i don't hear this girl and her roommate's(guy) conversation, but i do catch the tail-end of it.
The last thing she says to this guy(roommate) was something along the line.." just incase you need to know one day"
Upon arriving at the girl's apartment, and meeting her roommate, i slowly realized they were SHADY, thru the conversations we had and other stuff.
But when i caught the tail end of her conversation with this guy about the pic i had, and the fact i have guns(she doesn't know what or anything) i had one dominating thought:
This guy might be a thief
The only other options that i can come up with, unless i missed so much of their conversation that i am totally out of the ballpark, is that:
1. This guy might need to know about me and my gun ownership oneday, incase he needs to borrow one, or hire me a some tough guy...... which is laughable and absurd and can't possibly be an explanation for her comment.
2. She fears that i, having never shown any kind of temper or anything that could be percieved as a threat, might one day decide to go postal and go to work and go on a shooting rampage... and she needs her roomate to get involved and become an informant and point the police in the right direction. (I know, a way stupid stretch, but i am trying to think this through)
Those are the only things i can think of, and the only other reason i can think of that she would say what she said to her roommate is:
She wanted to give him a tip incase he ever wanted to know of a place to steal a gun.
I am going to confront her about it the next time she works.
If her reply isn't truthful, and i can tell she is covering something up, i thought about writing her roommate a letter.
Dear Gabe,
MOLON LABE.
-----Branden.
But i don't really know what i am going to do.