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I thought I was joining a group of adults who wanted to discuss pen making and selling. I didn’t realize being insulting to the newest member was your cup of tea. Regarding firearms, Great Brittan has been a civilized country and peaceful for many hundreds of years and had no need for firearms where as Texas is only seven or eight generations from our ancestors (A bunch of farmers and ranchers) having to fight for their lives often and either killing or being killed. And traditions like having a firearm in the house die slowly

So, let’s please drop the childish personal attacks and discuss making and selling pens.

I have not learned this forum’s ins and outs yet and this is probably the wrong place, but I am nicknamed Corky, 85 years old, making pens a couple of years, live in Pine Island 45 miles west of Houston and am retired from the City of Houston.

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<blockquote data-quote="Old Corky" data-source="post: 8474" data-attributes="member: 147">I thought I was joining a group of adults who wanted to discuss pen making and selling. I didn’t realize being insulting to the newest member was your cup of tea. Regarding firearms, Great Brittan has been a civilized country and peaceful for many hundreds of years and had no need for firearms where as Texas is only seven or eight generations from our ancestors (A bunch of farmers and ranchers) having to fight for their lives often and either killing or being killed. And traditions like having a firearm in the house die slowlySo, let’s please drop the childish personal attacks and discuss making and selling pens.I have not learned this forum’s ins and outs yet and this is probably the wrong place, but I am nicknamed Corky, 85 years old, making pens a couple of years, live in Pine Island 45 miles west of Houston and am retired from the City of Houston.&nbsp;&nbsp; Old Corky</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Old Corky, post: 8474, member: 147"] I thought I was joining a group of adults who wanted to discuss pen making and selling. I didn’t realize being insulting to the newest member was your cup of tea. Regarding firearms, Great Brittan has been a civilized country and peaceful for many hundreds of years and had no need for firearms where as Texas is only seven or eight generations from our ancestors (A bunch of farmers and ranchers) having to fight for their lives often and either killing or being killed. And traditions like having a firearm in the house die slowly So, let’s please drop the childish personal attacks and discuss making and selling pens. I have not learned this forum’s ins and outs yet and this is probably the wrong place, but I am nicknamed Corky, 85 years old, making pens a couple of years, live in Pine Island 45 miles west of Houston and am retired from the City of Houston. Old Corky [/QUOTE]

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