"What's that in your pocket?"

[jefnvk]

I am guessing that some won't respond with 'a gun', because concealed means concealed. Having it hidden, and no one knowing it is there, is an advantage.

As for the colostomy bag, I think that is under the category of 'Weapons of Mass Disgust'

 

[det.pat]

i made a pda case into a holster for my p-32 as i work in an area with several tech oriented universities and it has always worked like a dream.
pat

 

[hso]

Loose pocket carry issues about safety and hanging up on the draw motivated me to overcome my cheap genes and purchase pocket holsters for the P3ATs my wife and I have. The holster has a flat panel so that it prints like a wallet (as long as you keep the weapon between you and the panel).

 

[dasmi]

"What's that in your pocket?"

What's in YOUR pocket?

 

[TechBrute]

Sarcastic: "An AK47/ M1A1 Abrams Tank/ Bazooka."

Rude: "Three pounds of swingin' meat."

Polite: "My personal property."

Confrontive: "What's in YOUR pocket?!" :banghead:

Pissed: "None of your @#$%^ business, you @#$%@!!

Irritated in Texas: "A gun. You gotta problem with it? I don't see a 30.06."

 

[torpid]

"What's that in your pocket?"


(stares deeply into eyes and waves hands)
"There is no pocket..."


.

 

[Glocker]

just tell them that your packin' , smile and go on

 

[iamhistory]

"It's twenty two lou.......that ain't where it ends, it's where it bends"

 

[dhoomonyou]

whats that in your pocket?

Medical Device.

 

[pete f]

I just say my wifes happiness, if they notice

 

[grampster]

Stare intently at the questioner and state, "It's my lunch...Claricccce...."

 

[Mongo the Mutterer]

How about saying "It's my roscoe". That'll get'm wondering...

Or "If I tell you, will you want to take long walks in the moonlight with me?"