Any fun drinking games for out on the course?

mm1255 · 27 days

Greenies: On par 3s, all except the one closest to the hole have to take a shot. Missing the green is an automatic shot.

clydetorrez · 3 months

At-Home CCW does larger classes too. $70 includes range time, and the proceeds go to a local food bank. You get all the paperwork for OH and UT CCW licenses.

chocolatebutterr · 3 months

Shim's Custom Tailoring in Clintonville does great work. They're on the corner of High and Oakland Park.

Forensicunit · 3 months

Even in a state with legal open carry, all it takes is one complaint about a "man with a gun" for the police to stick you with disturbing the peace or similar charges. Those charges may put your CHL in jeopardy.

JesterTLS · 3 months

I read this like Russian.

icarrymyhk · 3 months

one exception: D-class permit premises. Bars and restaurants that serve booze. You can't open- or conceal-carry where they sell booze.

A recent bill was signed into law in OH that allows concealed carry in bars. The rest of what you said still stands, though.

arkanozzle · 3 months

oh hai thx.

rentboy84 · 4 months

I have tickets for Friday. I'll be in 221 during the game, and Rbar beforehand if you want to meet up.

arkanozzle · 4 months

That's true. I guess I'm just being overly cautious.

arkanozzle · 4 months

This is a point I am always encouraged by. I've challenged the management company on two separate occasions about amenities they are required to provide, so why should this issue be any different?

arkanozzle · 4 months

You should check your state's laws regarding concealed carry. You may learn something, as I did tonight.

arkanozzle · 4 months

That's pretty much going to be my strategy from here out...get licensed to carry before I sign my new lease, and deal with it if they decide to challenge me.

arkanozzle · 4 months

That is doubly hilarious, because my landlord has gigantic breasticles.

arkanozzle · 4 months

Thanks! My class is at the end of the month. I doubt my landlord will want a signed lease on February 1, so I'll figure it out.

arkanozzle · 4 months

It would appear so, as the law reads.

arkanozzle · 4 months

That's something I hadn't heard before. So, say my residence was in Toledo, I couldn't apply for my CCW in my hometown of Portsmouth? Just for the sake of argument of course.

arkanozzle · 4 months

That's pretty much my logic at this point. I won't bring it up unless it is absolutely necessary.

On the other hand, it might be helpful to ask them to change their wording on new leases so new tenants don't have to sift through state law like I did tonight.

arkanozzle · 4 months

Upon reviewing the CCW verbiage in my state's revised code, it is unlawful for a landlord to deny a CCW holder the right to carry. I signed up for a CCW class today. I suppose I shouldn't sign the new lease until it's gone through?

arkanozzle · 4 months

I'm going to start saving to pay the movers starting...now.

arkanozzle · 4 months

Extremely valid point. Cheers.

arkanozzle · 4 months

Ohio. I'll have to check the revised code then.

Edit: ORC 2923.126 states "A landlord may not prohibit or restrict a tenant who is a licensee and who on or after the effective date of this amendment enters into a rental agreement with the landlord for the use of residential premises, and the tenant's guest while the tenant is present, from lawfully carrying or possessing a handgun on the premises."

arkanozzle · 4 months

If I need to use it in the home, that's probably a good indicator I need to move anyway, eh?

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