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Befuddled and in love, Harley doesn't know what to buy Maybell for Valentine's Day.
"Hint, Harley, buy Maybell her first handgun. Trust me. She'll love you for buying her a handgun and will give you hot sex," said Clem, Harley's best friend.
This story is about 19-year-old Harley buying his beloved, 19-year-old Maybell, the love of his life, her first handgun on Valentine's Day. Instead of buying her flowers and candy on Valentine's Day, Harley hit the jackpot when he bought Maybell her first handgun. Instead of buying her perfume and jewelry on the day of love, romance, and sex, he bought her a box of .38 caliber bullets and a Smith and Wesson, blue steel, snub nose .38, five-shot revolver.
When she opened her gun, she ripped through the wrapping paper in the way of a child at Christmas. When she saw the gun, as if Harley had bought her a diamond ring and was ready to propose, she looked so happy. Who knew Maybell loved guns? Maybell didn't even know she loved guns until Harley bought her first handgun. Then, two months later at their senior prom, because he bought her a handgun, she allowed him to strip her naked and have his wicked, sexual way with her naked body in the backseat of his car.
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Author's Warning:
This is a pro-gun rights, Valentine's Day, romantic story about love, sex, guns, and ammunition. If you don't like guns and disagree with the right of Americans to bear arms, then don't read this story. On the other hand, if you think of yourself as part of a well-regulated militia that is necessary to the security of a free state, then this story is for you. If you like guns and agree with the second amendment of our United States Constitution, "the right of people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed," then you're going to enjoy this story.
This story is not only about love, sex, guns, and ammunition but about a woman's right to bear arms in protection of herself, her home, her family, and her personal possessions. For those who are bleeding heart liberals, those who don't believe in second amendments rights, and those who hate guns, please read another story. For those who are soft on crime and even softer on criminals then, sorry, this story is not for you.
"It's not the gun. It's the shooter. It's not guns that kill people, people kill people," is the common retort to those liberals who want more regulatory control, permits, fees, and licensing on law abiding citizens who own guns, especially handguns.
How dare they? Who the Hell do they think that are, the minority trying to push their political agenda on the majority? How stupid and shortsighted can they be? My only explanation to their argument is that they're the next victims of violent crimes. I wonder if they'd still want more gun control if an armed and dangerous shooter barged through their front door and shot them and/or their loved ones, God forbid.
"The Bible teaches us to love thy neighbor. The Bible teaches us to turn the other cheek and to forgive and forget."
With me holding my Walther PK380 pistol, I don't think I'll be loving my neighbor of forgiving and forgetting when my crazy, next door neighbor is pointing a gun at me. My slogan would more be, shoot thy neighbor before he or she shoots me. Under the law, especially when I live out in the boonies and am too far away for the police to respond in time, I have the right to defend myself and my family from danger, especially mortal danger. I have the right to protect my property and my personal possessions from being destroyed and/or stolen.
"Get off my lawn!"
The late, great Charlton Heston who played Moses and Ben Hur fame, was the honorary president of the National Rifle Association, the NRA, from 1998 to 2003. He was quoted as saying, "You can have my gun when you pry it from my cold, dead hands." He also said, "There are no 'good guns.' There are no 'bad guns.' Any gun in the hands of a bad man is a bad thing. Any gun in the hands of a decent person is no threat to anybody, except bad people."
Seriously, how can anyone disagree with what Heston was quoting as saying? Why would anyone argue against the above logic with their convoluted and twisted lunacy to ban guns, especially handguns, and put themselves and their loved ones at risk, in harm's way, and at jeopardy of being shot by mad men and criminals? The second amendment gives us the inalienable right to self-defense and to protect ourselves and our family from those who want to hurt, maim, and kill us. We have the inalienable right to protect ourselves, our family, our property, and our personal possessions from those who have no fear and no respect for the law. If we can't have guns, the criminals will be the only ones with guns.
"God bless America and I thank our founding fathers for the second amendment."
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Author's Note: 1
Millions of women own firearms not as much for shooting, as men do, but for personal protection. You might call owning a firearm a women's right to choose whether she's willing to be beaten, raped, and/or murdered or if she'd rather protect herself by shooting her intended violent assaulter, rapist, and/or murderer. When you put that in those terms, there's not much wiggle room for indecision, especially when the shoe is on the other foot and you're the one being violently assaulted, raped, and/or murdered.
Since this romantic, love story is about a country man and a country woman, below are several gun slogans that pertain to this story and to countrywomen in particular.
The way to a country woman's heart and sexual favor is by not only buying her a subscription to Guns & Ammo magazine but also (duh?) by buying her guns and ammo.
Country girls ain't afraid to love a man. They ain't afraid to shoot one neither. Furthermore, country girls don't retreat, they reload.
"Ready. Aim. Fire!"
Redneck tips 117: Never do a country girl wrong. Even if she doesn't have a gun, her kinfolk will.
There's nothing like the sound of racking a shotgun before saying, "Get off my lawn!" Yet, it may be a much better self-defense strategy not to make any noise, especially the sound of racking a shotgun. Racking a shotgun will cause the homeowner to lose the tactical advantage of the element of surprise with the intruder now knowing where he or she is in the house. Personally, I wouldn't rack a shotgun until I was ready to pull the trigger and fire.
Redneck tips 141: Teach your daughter to shoot because a restraining order is just a piece of paper and a woman holding a gun is a real deterrent.
Girls, especially country girls, like guns too. Some girls like diamonds and pretty rings. Country girls like camo and shootin' things. Country girls love a big Glock. (My personal favorite, lol).
You can't beat a woman who shoots (figuratively and literally). Talk about an equalizer, nothing levels the playing field between a 230-pound man and a 120-pound woman like a Smith and Wesson.
A gun is like a woman, it's all in how you hold her. Breathe. Squeeze. Ready. Aim. Fire!
You can tell a lot about a country woman's mood just by her hands. For instance, if she's holding a gun and pointing the barrel of the gun at you, she's probably angry and you'd better run. Only, you can't outrun a bullet that travels 2,500 feet in a second, about 1,700 miles per hour.
"Now, that's fast, wicked fast, faster than a speeding bullet, Superman fast."
I dream women will one day have the same rights as guns. Yeah, I shoot like a girl but can hit the target like any man. Want a lesson? Go stand in front of the bullseye and I'll show you (lol).
You are wrong if you think that I'm not fast on the draw. I can load my gun with bullets much quicker than I can load my washer & dryer with clothes or my dishwasher with dishes.
Gun safety rules for countrymen. Don't piss off a country woman holding a gun.
Yes. I'm a girl and I love guns. I'm a pistol packing, freedom loving, and gun toting woman.
Girls hunt too. Let's give a gun salute to all the women who shoot.
Lessons in womanhood. You are only helpless while your nail polish is wet. Even then, you still can pull a trigger if you had to shoot someone in self-defense.
Women must not depend upon the protection of a man, but must be taught to protect themselves. Women for gun rights. Girls just wanna have guns too.