Caliber Crazy?

[jackstinson]

Sounds like you're one real unlucky guy....or one very lucky guy....depending upon how you look at it.

Call it what you will. I look at it like this: I am just about to turn 55, I'm still breathing, relatively healthy, and I only have some scars to remind me of the incidents. Most of which I brought on myself.
BTW- I learned (the hard way) a long time ago that my brain is my best weapon for self preservation.
Jack

 

[Checkman]

Chief 101

I shake my head when someone relates scriptwriters and reality

Go back and read the first posting. The OP wrote that he was watching A&E's Cold Case.

Not the other television show by the same name that airs on Sunday night on CBS. Now that is a stupid show. Inaccurate and politically correct.

I can remember a couple of seasons ago (I'm talking about the CBS show not the A&E show) when there was an Amnesty International poster on the wall of the detective's squad room. I've been a cop for many years. I think it's safe to say that the last thing you're going to see on the wall in a police department (at least in the U.S.A., can't speak for Canada or England) is an Amnesty International poster. But I digress - sorry.

The show Cold Case on A&E is about actual unsolved crimes and therefore the details are factual not fictional.

 

[Supertac45]

A .22 wouldn't be my first choice. It'll kill, but not always fast enough.