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Yes.
I would date a gun “nut” as you call us.
Gun “nuts” as you call us, can feed our families when the grocery stores run out of food or restrict the quantity of food because of a pandemic.
Gun “nuts” as you call us, most likely live in rural areas of America and can just walk outside, pick up a handful of leaves, and wipe ours asses, when all the grocery stores run out of toilet paper.
Gun “nuts” as you call us, can protect our families long enough for the authorities to arrive and cart off the body (s) of anyone that commits a home invasion against us.
Gun “nuts” as you call us, carry a.380 semi automatic in a purse, or a 9mm, and possibly a.40, on our hip and have no issues with stopping a violent act from being perpetrated against us or the innocent.
My definition of “nut”, are those individuals that do not value human life. That choose to self medicate their mental health issues rather than seeking and continuing to pursue professional help.
My definition of “nut” are those that believe in taking guns from responsible gun owners while advocating lighter sentences for those that obtain a gun illegally and use that gun to take the life of an innocent individual.
That innocent individual could be you some day.
I can lay an AR 15 rifle on the ground in a public place. When l do that, 3 things can happen. (1) It will just lay there all nice, politely, and quietly minding its own business. (2) A responsible gun owner will pick it up and most likely turn it into the authorities. (3) A person that doesn’t value human life will pick it up and commit a heinous act with it.
Of course being a responsible gun “nut” owner, l wouldn’t dare just lay any weapon on the ground in a public place to begin with.
I am just proving a point. It ain’t the fault of the gun when used to take innocent lives.
If someone is hell bent on mass murder all they have to do is get drunk, get behind the wheel of their vehicle, and speed down the highway and plow into a family of four and kill them all. Then sit there unharmed themselves until the cops get there.
A vehicle in the hands of someone that doesn’t value human life can still commit mass murder.
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How did my number 3 turn into an emoji?
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You won't be able to do any of that stuff though, because you'll waste all your bullets shooting stupid targets and beer cans. And if we go into another lock down where are you gonna get more bullets? I doubt you know how to make your own, so what then genius?
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+1 yDepends on the gun. ᅠ
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Asker+1 yWhat the hell is that?
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+1 yNope.
I don't mind a hobby shooter or hunter, or even a gun historian, but a "gun nut" with a need to own many firearms is metally unstable to me.
I'm uninterested in someone so passionate about such a violent weapon. I'd likewise be leery of an avid "blade nut".
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+1 yI don't particularly like guns, but as long as they don't expect me to handle or shoot them and they are responsible and have them locked up. Then yes, as long as they aren't actually a "nut", crazy, or unstable mentally.
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+1 yI guess it would depend on their attitude towards guns. I have a few. Mostly because I inherited my grandpa's collection. Which included a good enough gun for carrying so other than a rifle or two and a pistol that shoots 45, I don't think it's going to get much bigger.
That said, if I ended up meeting someone who was really into them, I'd be a little excited about that. Most people who actually like to buy and shoot guns are the complete opposite of the type that goes out and does something crazy.
Just use your common sense. If the person is physically healthy, positive person of good character, discipline and follows some kind of moral code which is some flavor of family, respect towards others and a healthy social life, you have the exact opposite of the type of nut this lady's talking about.
Maybe you should talk to some people who were in the military its probably going to give you a better idea of the reality of gun culture than anything you're going to read on the internet. Just look at how this question is worded.
Do you consider yourself an open minded person who considers ideas that challenge your perspective?
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Asker+1 yI asked about gun nuts not normal people
Asker+1 yAll the people that are getting offended are taking it personal and making it about something else
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Well, we consider ourselves gun nuts. That's why. That's what we call someone who likes they way they look or has a collection where there's some level of emotional attachment.
So it comes across a certain way. And because of that, a lot of people who are into guns who think it's important to represent what we're really like.
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yWhat’s a gun nut? I have 20 guns? Am I a gun nut? Lol I work for the state, put in a lot of OT. Volunteer in my community. Take care of my wife who is getting ready to go on dialysis after we’ve been together for 20 years. We have 6 dogs, one adopted female and an adopted male to which she gave birth to 4 puppies. My kids are grown, one is a nurse. One works in admin in a hospital, then my son works at planet fitness, his first job being of legal age to work. I spent 10 years in the military. Kids have good morals. My guns don’t run around on their own unattended looking to shoot whoever lol if that’s what you call a gun nut then yes I’d probably date a gun nut.
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u +1 yMost gun "nuts" don't keep their weapons as loaded as this question.
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Asker+1 yYou didn't answer the question
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You didn't define gun "nut."
Asker+1 yI did
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Not before I posted my opinion.
You probably think that anyone who feels strongly about protecting the Second Amendment is a gun nut, and I suspct that you can't see another point of view but your own. And I;m also sure that you will deny it.
I have no problem dating a woman who owns a gun and who knows how to use it, except. . . I am engaged now so I am no longer dating anyone.
Asker+1 yYou reported my question. Typical liberal
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1. I am a moderator. I don't need to report a question. If it violates the posting guidelines, I can hide the question. But I only do that when there is a violation of posting guidelines. I don't hide questions somply because I disagree with someone.
2. If you think I am a liberal, you REALLY don't know me.
3. Making accusations without having any proof is not a good quality to demonstrate to others.
Asker+1 yU literally made an assumption about me. You can't make this shit up 🤦♀️
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What was my assumption? I said, "You PROBABLY think that anyone who feels strongly about protecting the Second Amendment is a gun nut, and I SUSPECT that. . ." Those aren't assumptions.
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@magiusX26 can’t reason with the unreasonable
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I'd hope one of the qualities of my future wife would be adamant handling of firearms.
goes together with opposing tyranny by any means necessary, able to hold her ground and anything that goes with it being a "gun nut". ofc not enough just being crazy about shooting..20 Reply- 863 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.
m +1 yNo, thanks. It's not the guns that bother me but rather the gun "culture" mindset behind it. High school dropouts with a persecution complex who have "funny" things to say about "negroes, kikes and the government".
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+1 yI am married, we both respect those who exercise their right to own/bear arms. We own arms, not a large collection. If either of us were single, we would likely evaluate potential dates on a mental level before we inquired about their gun collections.
I personally would wonder why a person might have a large collection (10+), but how they presented/appealed to me overall would deter if we were going to date further.10 ReplyWhile tools are useful they aren't that sexy... I date women. I do own a rivet gun, but not a pneumatic riveter with gun nuts.
https://www.amazon.com/Nutsert-Pneumatic-Riveting-Automatic-Riveter/dp/B0BWWV5B42?th=1
00 Reply713 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Sht NO ! In 1998 , in Myrtle beach , I went out with a young girl with a concealed hand gun , I'm an Aussie , that scared the sht out of me..
Having said that ( no guns ) Im just about to get a tazer here , but not for people ( dogs )
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+1 yNo. While I personally have no issue with guns--what's coming to mind is: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/texas-shooting-suspect-captured-after-manhunt-rcna82214
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+1 yI would love to take a girl target shooting with me. She might like it very much, and she would learn the realities of handling firearms, not the movies crap.
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+1 yNo I’d be uncomfortable. If he has a gun, i rather not know about it nor be around it. But I do like knowing that he knows how to disarm someone with a gun
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+1 ySomeone who collects gun legally and responcible sure. But if he has no control over it.. causing him to get in debt and in trouble then no.
00 Reply"Is that a gun in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"
Leave the guns for the nuts.
00 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Yeah, I have plenty of guns and enough ammo to start a small war.
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Asker+1 yOff topic. I just saw your pic. You like Alister Crowley?
7.8K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. No, I don't like people that live in fear or feel the need to be an intimidating asshole.
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+1 yPrecisely what do you mean? Someone who likes to collect and shoot guns?
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+1 yNah. Illegal in the uk, plus show's they're a bit deranged if I was anywhere else.
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+1 ySomeone that was reckless and careless with their guns, no! Someone that was very careful with them and wasn't a fanatic about them, yes.
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+1 yNot really someone I would be interested in, if they loved fishing that would be different.
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+1 yNo, I don’t need to lose the storage of the garage for a man’s rifle collection.
00 Reply 3.1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. I would. We could go to the range together.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yThis question has already been asked and answered recently.
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Asker+1 yReally? What was your answer?
Opinion Owner+1 yDepends on what you call a “gun nut”
Opinion Owner+1 yHere's the last time it got asked a few weeks back, along with plenty of replies.
Would you date a gun nut? ↗
+1 yIm assuming that you mean a gun "collector" or gun "enthusiast" but i would love to be with a woman who loves guns as much as I do. Metal or physical guns😉
00 Reply808 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. A real live gun nut. Probably no.
Someone that owns guns, shoots and practices regularly. Sure!00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Nope I'm not into guns unless they are used for hunting only
00 Reply322 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Yes I have no problem with firearms, one persons 'gun nut' is someone else's collector.
00 Reply1.8K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. I wouldn’t date any “nut” per se. A nut is someone obsessed with that item, either comics, guns etc. Having a passion is different.
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+1 y"Gun nuts" freed this country from tyranny... and may have to do so again.
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Asker+1 yYou sound paranoid
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Asker. "Even paranoids have real enemies".
1.5K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. No, but having a few guns is okay. Protection, firing range, hunting, and that's about it.
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+1 yNope. Gun crazed people aren't mentally healthy to me.
00 Reply Never! As a European I don't even understand Americans complete obsession with guns! It's so barbaric!
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+1 yDefine “gun nut” first.
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Asker+1 yPeople that obsessed with guns and can't see another point of view but their own.
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Again, “obsessed” has a pretty broad definition that tends to be used in a negative connotation as well. And I’m not sure what you mean by “can’t see another point of view”. A lot of people who are into firearms have done a lot of research, are very knowledgeable on the topic or are alive today only because of a firearm. So it’s a pretty complex issue to boil down to just “gun nut”.
In my opinion a better phrasing would be, “Would you date someone who owns and uses firearms”.
Asker+1 yNo that's not my question. 🤦♀️ why would I rephrase my question when I want to know if you would date a gun nut? Would you date such a crazy person? Stop avoiding my question.
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Okay I was just giving you the benefit of the doubt. Didn’t think you were purposefully using a slur to refer to them.
Since I know plenty of great people who would be referred to as “gun nuts” by activists and news media with an agenda, yes I would date a “gun nut”.
Asker+1 yDamn you're crazy
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Not as crazy as someone who comes on here anonymously to troll and insult people.
Asker+1 yNope. I asked a simply question and you got butt hurt.
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And gaslighting lol.
Asker+1 yGaslighting doesn't exist. You're just crazy!
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Lol, ironic comment of the day.
+1 yYeah. Lmao. Most of my girls are.
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Asker+1 yYour girls? Uh... you're a slut?
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No asker. People I’ve dated and people I’m around. They actually dignity unlike some people. So do I
I’m a gun nut, and I don’t care what people think
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Asker+1 yStay in school, kid.
885 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Of course, I want an equal.
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I’m just curious what you think about this:
“Wives, be subject to your husbands, as is fitting in the Lord.”
Colossians 3:18
I mean, if you are equal to your husband then you don’t have to be subject to him right? Which would violate that scripture and others. Just curious your thoughts on this. - +1 y
Yes, but that’s not what I’m asking. I’m asking if you see yourself as equal to your husband, but are supposed to submit to him, if you are an equal you won’t submit right? Because you’re equal to him. He can’t tell you what to do, you’re equals. You both have equal say right? If you’re equals, you don’t need to be subject to him right?
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Are Christians supposed to be subject to people with government authority? Yes:
Romans 13:1 — "Every person is to be in subjection to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those which exist are established by God."
Are all government officials Believers? No.
Are Believers and unbelievers equal? No:
2 Corinthians 6:14 — "Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers; for what partnership have righteousness and lawlessness, or what fellowship has light with darkness?"
Therefore since it is true that we are often called to be subject to our inferiors, then being subject to someone does not inherently make the person inferior or superior. Hence why one can be in subjection to an equal. - +1 y
Ok. So what you’re saying is when it comes time to submit to your husband you will willingly submit and not default to: we’re equals, so I don’t have to submit. Right?
Submit would be from the Greek word hupotazio. I probably spelled that wrong. It’s a military term. It means to rank yourself under.
In the military, a captain doesn’t submit to another captain. They’re equal. But a private does submit to a captain. So I just want to be clear in understanding how exactly you’d be equal to your husband? Equal in terms of physical strength? No. Equal in terms of speed? No. Equal in terms of decision making? NO. What form does the equality take then? It must apply to authority. I’m not equal to my boss. In a sense your husband would be your boss. Where would you see you two as being equal? If you are called to submit which you do know and understand scripture commands, where does the equality play itself out?
They did a great episode about this on Focus on the family, about a wife whom they interviewed who repented. She said them being equals is deceptive for the reasons I stated. That if she’s equal, then she therefore has equal say, and doesn’t need to submit to her husband. Which as you clearly know flies in the face of scripture.
So the bottom line is I want to know if you’re going to submit or play the “we’re equals card” and if you plan to submit to your husband, then where is this equality you speak of between you and your future husband? What privileges does the perception of equality take? - +1 y
"Ok. So what you’re saying is when it comes time to submit to your husband you will willingly submit and not default to: we’re equals, so I don’t have to submit. Right?"
I always submit to my husband.
"In the military, a captain doesn’t submit to another captain. They’re equal."
If the military was completely demolished except for 5 captains, it wouldn't take a genius to forsee that new ranks would quickly be formed with a main person becoming the leader. An orderly unit requires that to be so.
"So I just want to be clear in understanding how exactly you’d be equal to your husband?"
Equality in all the ways God intended. Both of us have equal values. Equal goals in life. Equal marriage value, being as we did as the Bible said and kept ourselves pure for marriage. Which is why you're reaching so far, because in the past I pointed out that unrepentant whores inferior and low value as far as marriage and fatherhood goes.
"That if she’s equal, then she therefore has equal say, and doesn’t need to submit to her husband."
I very clearly and biblically disproved that statement, but as the Bible says, heathens cannot understand such things.
"So the bottom line is I want to know if you’re going to submit or play the “we’re equals card” and if you plan to submit to your husband, then where is this equality you speak of between you and your future husband?"
I have never pulled that "card" once in all of our years of marriage, nor has the thought crossed my mind.
"What privileges does the perception of equality take?"
That he loves me and treats me as well, if not better, than he treats himself. As not only an equal, but a priority. It's not surprising that you struggle to grasp that though. people who didn't save themselves for marriage are often too damaged to properly treat themselves with love and respect, much less another person. Hence why whores cannot stay married and the whole reason why God condemns sexual immorality. - +1 y
Yeah, I don’t believe your whore theory, sorry. Did Jesus tell you to condemn those he forgave? He hates pride you know? What does God say about arrogance? Didn’t he say he hates haughty eyes. What was it Jesus was saying about the publican and Pharisee praying in the temple?
Anyway equality is not the same thing as love. You trying to say he loves you has absolutely nothing to do with equality. This is the second time you mention it. You seem to think love and equality are linked. Treating you as a priority has nothing to do with you being an equal. Try using the word equal as the dictionary refines it. - +1 y
Like I said, whores never like to hear that their whoring makes them less. My speaking the truth making you feel inferior does not make me arrogant. Your kind is supposed to be severely judged.
The holy spirit did quite literally speak through Paul and tell Christians to ostracize men who claim to be Christians but are sexually immoral. Only a whore would defend being a whore as you do, so the logic follows. Maybe you would know that if you actually read the bible for yourself.
I've already beaten your argument into the dust, so just give up and go back to whatever you heathens do. - +1 y
I’m no heathen. I’m a reformed whore. A repentant one. You miss seem to be a a Pharisee. You stand in the Synagogue, praying to yourself, saying: “I thank the O Lord I am not like this publican here.” Meanwhile I am the publican who beats his chest and says: “Have mercy on me O God.”
Do you remember Jesus teachings? Which did he say went home justified? Not the Pharisee let me assure you. I am no willful sinner. I asked forgiveness. I repented. I got married and have sex within the bounds of marriage only now as God commanded. I did not do this my entire life, and I have never hidden my past faults. I openly admit them. Are my sins not forgiven? You hold them against me even though I did not sin against you. I have always admitted my faults. Unlike the prideful who conceal their wrongdoings.
You don’t make me feel inferior. What you make me feel is sad for you. I know your sin is no better or worse than mine. You seem to think it is. You’re a sinner saved by grace. No different then me, or the Samaritan woman at the well, or Mary Magdalene.
My kind is supposed to be severely judged? Sure. The unrepentant ones.
“Who are you to judge the servant of another? To his own master he stands or falls; and he will stand, for the Lord is able to make him stand.”
Romans 14:4 NASB2020
““Do not judge, so that you will not be judged.”
Matthew 7:1 NASB2020
If you’re really a Christian, you’ll apologize and repent. You’ll obey those commands. If not you’ll carry on in your prideful arrogance acting as if we both don’t deserve to go to Hell. As if you are without sin. As if you are a model of perfection. You talk the talk. Let’s see if you walk the walk. Talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words. - +1 y
Both of you @Exterminatore and @LazerBean shut up and repent and come serve me. 🙈
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@hispanic
No, you shut up. What you said is the stupidest crap I’ve heard in a while. She is passing judgment on me. I don’t really care. I don’t care if she calls me a whore either. I call myself one. My feelings are not hurt.
However, her heart attitude is clear. She is a sinner herself and looks down on other sinners. Scripture has a lot to say about that and I’m sharing it with her, in the hopes it will reach her prideful heart.
Did you have any more fortune cookie bits of wisdom you wanted to share? - +1 y
@Hispanic-Cool-Guy I already have a husband to serve, and I don't think the perpetually PMSing whore is good enough to serve you tbh.
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What a good Christian you are Laserbean. Did Jesus tell you to talk like that? I’m sure he’s very proud of you.
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I was just joking and having fun. 😂...
@extexterminae: She is a good Christian young woman.
What means to equally, she doesn't see herself as inferior to anyone including her hubby, but at the same time she respects her and submits to him as she claims so she did did answer your question. - +1 y
You're actually my favorite person on here.
I like your wisdom and sound principles.
Good to see young God fearing married women like you in the world. Blessing for you. ☝️ - +1 y
@Hispanic-Cool-Guy he blocked me😂😂 I've been blocked by an angry harlot that has argued with me every day for the past three days
+1 yred flag/mental health problems
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+1 yAbsolutely not
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Define what a gun nut is to you.
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+1 yThat should be preferred by all.
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Agreed! Of course all my guns were lost in a tragic boating accident 🤔
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Yeah. Same thing happened to me. Crazy huh?
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@Exterminatore Aren't we a pair of sorry SOB's ;)
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+1 yAbsolutely not
00 Reply Yes because I am also a gun nut,,,
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+1 yWould be a dream come true Range Buddies
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+1 yOf course I would I have a few guns myself
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+1 yNo, I wouldn't date a gun nut.
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u +1 yNo way.
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+1 yYup. I would.
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+1 yDepends
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