Shooting at my school today:O

[DrPizza]

Question 3: Do you know what type of gun?
pellet gun
bb gun
paintball gun
airsoft gun
hand gun
shot gun
rifle?

 

[Slvrtg277]

It was a single shot shotgun. He assembled it at school in the bathroom and shot it into the ceiling.

And Farmington is a small country town. One of their most popular restaraunts is called Catfish Kettle.....it is not the "hood" by any means, although it is somewhat redneck.

 

[imported_Tina]

it was a shot gun. we're bigger than 10K...i believe about 20K.

i'm not sure how many people have access to guns...probably about half. a lot of people hunt around here. *rolls eyes*

 

[inhotep]

err americans have issues.

 

[imported_Tina]

Originally posted by: Slvrtg277
It was a single shot shotgun. He assembled it at school in the bathroom and shot it into the ceiling.

And Farmington is a small country town. One of their most popular restaraunts is called Catfish Kettle.....it is not the "hood" by any means, although it is somewhat redneck.

's not as small as it used to be. Chip Peterson changed that a lot over the past 10-15 years. no one goes to Catfish Kettle anymore. we have plenty of chain restraunts now as well as other chain-type businesses.

we're still pretty small, though.

 

[Slvrtg277]

Originally posted by: Tina

Originally posted by: Slvrtg277
It was a single shot shotgun. He assembled it at school in the bathroom and shot it into the ceiling.

And Farmington is a small country town. One of their most popular restaraunts is called Catfish Kettle.....it is not the "hood" by any means, although it is somewhat redneck.

's not as small as it used to be. Chip Peterson changed that a lot over the past 10-15 years. no one goes to Catfish Kettle anymore. we have plenty of chain restraunts now as well as other chain-type businesses.

we're still pretty small, though.

Yes I know, I was just down there a while back at Audio Dynamics. Your Applebee's is extremely small and that chick that works the snow cone stand has huge hoo-hoo's.

 

[DrPizza]

?? "small country town" >10,000???
I'd consider that a LOT larger than a small country town

Thanks for the info.

edit: I'd call ~15k population with chain restaurants and other chain businesses a small city or a large town.

 

[imported_Tina]

okay...so we used to be a small country town. but we still sort of hold that name. we're larger than all the other towns around here...i suppose the towns surrounding us would be considered "small country towns"

 

[Slvrtg277]

Originally posted by: DrPizza
?? "small country town" >10,000???
I'd consider that a LOT larger than a small country town

Thanks for the info.

edit: I'd call ~15k population with chain restaurants and other chain businesses a small city or a large town.

Yeah, it is larger than I originally thought......around 14000 back in the year 2000. It's still damn country though!

 

[imported_Tina]

Originally posted by: Slvrtg277

Originally posted by: Tina

Originally posted by: Slvrtg277
It was a single shot shotgun. He assembled it at school in the bathroom and shot it into the ceiling.

And Farmington is a small country town. One of their most popular restaraunts is called Catfish Kettle.....it is not the "hood" by any means, although it is somewhat redneck.

's not as small as it used to be. Chip Peterson changed that a lot over the past 10-15 years. no one goes to Catfish Kettle anymore. we have plenty of chain restraunts now as well as other chain-type businesses.

we're still pretty small, though.

Yes I know, I was just down there a while back at Audio Dynamics. Your Applebee's is extremely small and that chick that works the snow cone stand has huge hoo-hoo's.

*laugh* there are multiple girls who work at the snow cone stand

 

[Gerbil333]

Originally posted by: K1052

Farmington is a rural SE Missouri town of about 10K.

Rural compared to what? STL? The population is higher than that. I wouldn't call Farmington rural. I can pick up dozens of WAP's in any given location, but I can't do that in a true rural community such as Portageville, MO.

Originally posted by: Slvrtg277
Yeah, it is larger than I originally thought......around 14000 back in the year 2000. It's still damn country though!

Not really. The vast majority of us have nothing to do with farming. You'll need to drive into the bootheel if you want to see rednecks.

 

[sygyzy]

Premonition viruses. HAHAHAH!