[Alas Babylon!]

Parris Glendening will bar discharge of all firearms starting tomorrow in Montgomery, Prince George, Howard, and Anne Arundel counties. This includes hunting!

[steveo]

Parris Glendening will bar discharge of all firearms starting tomorrow in Montgomery, Prince George, Howard, and Anne Arundel counties. This includes hunting!

WOW!!! THIS IS GREAT!!! Now everyone will be safe! Parris to the rescue! No more killing! I'm so happy!

[Trust but Verify]

I think it's a good move. Hopefully, an arrest will be made soon and this order can be vacated. If it's hunting season, how on earth are the authorities going to be able to keep up with the reports of gunshots? I would think people in this area would welcome this for the sake of their own nerves.

[Dog Gone]

It's unconstitutional, but I'm sure this will be greatly appreciated anyway by all the sucker moms in the state.

[aristeides]

So the other two are Howard and Anne Arundel. Did he give a reason for including those two counties where, as far as we know, the sniper hasn't shot anybody? Why not the whole state?

[savedbygrace]

Starting tomorrow? That sounds like the old sermon, "One More Night with the Frogs," about Pharoah's reply to Moses in the midst of the Plague of the Frogs. Pharoah asked Moses to get rid of the frogs and Moses asked him when he wanted him to do that. Pharoah said, "Tomorrow." So, he was asking for one more night with the frogs.

Good preaching.

[tracer]

So I'll sue this dumb son of a bitch for the cost of my indoor shooting range membership fee when the courts open tomorrow. And I hope that I have to stand in a long line to do so.

I do hope that this comes around to bite Mizzzzzz Townsend in the posterior housing of her brain on Election Day.........

[gridlock]

Montgomery, Prince George, Howard, and Anne Arundel counties...

Howard County must have changed a lot since I was a kid, when boys used to bring their rifles on the bus to school.

Has Howard County been completely plowed under by suburban development? I have been avoiding going back there for the last 20 years, because I know that seeing Clarksville would just break my heart.