When I still had OHV truck that was uh mostly street legal I crushed a few cans.

Mayor of Kingstown was filming off of shaw about a month ago maybe it's that

No it's only for passing people on the right when they're making a left turn, as long as you're not on a shoulder or berm.

That's for passing on the right?

Pa loves doing that with codes.

Pa vehicle code 3523

Which is illegal in this state

Home runs gonna bust out a windshield on the Birmingham Bridge

Remeber that thing that just happend, no not the derailment. The thing that the president signed, to stop a strike that was because of how absolutely horrid the rail companies are to work for? Hard pass.

Idk flip a coin or somethin.

So when it comes to sit in dinning I tip around 20%

Pizza delivery: i did that for a few years so I slip them like a 10 or sometimes more

Carry out: i will look you in the eyes and press "no tip" when the smallest option is 25%

Don't worry theyre making sure Duquesne is a "safe area" for you

Oh I get it, but I think that they're legal now. I'd Google it, but then again I've seen some wrong shit on there lately

It removed any mention of cutting instruments so I believe so.

I just looked those up, I like them!

Hopefully sales will skyrocket

Oh yeah, cops really fucked people over for it. But if you're going for in home and melee, id go for either a Gladius, or hammer.

Im somewhat of a knife nerd lol, and you're not far off on that. However I feel like they're going to start that soon

It really is, I think alot had to do with the rep being from Bradford pa where case knives is

Thats the thing, just cause you bought it legally doesn't mean its legal. If you got pulled over or stopped by police for some reason (even if you're not doing anything wrong) and they found it you could have been charged with possession of an offensive weapon under pa title 18 section 908. Why? Just cause it opened with a spring. Which is why the ACLU supported the bill, because prosecutors were unfairly charging people for having a knife that they used for work.

This was the old definition of offensive weapons so yes.

"Offensive weapons." Any bomb, grenade, machine gun, sawed-off shotgun with a barrel less than 18 inches, firearm specially made or specially adapted for concealment or silent discharge, any blackjack, sandbag, metal knuckles, dagger, knife, razor or cutting instrument, the blade of which is exposed in an automatic way by switch, push-button, spring mechanism, or otherwise, any stun gun, stun baton, taser or other electronic or electric weapon or other implement for the infliction of serious bodily injury which serves no common lawful purpose.

Technically those are assisted, but a judge could still have convicted you of having a prohibited offensive weapon, especially if he was having a bad day. Thats why this ruling is so important.

No one's being condescending, are these simple questions making you feel uncomfortable?

You seem upset, something on your mind champ?

Hey man its ok, I like guns too. You don't need to get upset, were all friends here.