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Two other radiation seeking creatures. I fell asleep.

Ok he was crazy but with purpose. Did you read the book or research him?

I just started watching the newest Godzilla movie. My wife watched it previously. I learned that King Kong, Mothra nor Hydra are in it. Maybe I'm dating myself but what good is an old story like this without the other participants? LOL [emoji1] Also in Movie thread.

I just started watching the newest Godzilla movie. My wife watched it previously. I learned that King Kong, Mothra nor Hydra are in it. Maybe I'm dating myself but what good is an old story like this without the other participants? LOL [emoji1]

Nah, he was smart, shrewd and very tough. A person NOT to be screwed with and he did become a law man. He didn't like Buffalo Bill Cody he thought he was a fake showman but did like Bill Hickock.

Better book titled "Crow Killer" He was better known as Liver Eating Johnson. He and the characters in the story were real people.

I know how the gun got there: I, Hatchet Jack, being of sound mind and broke legs, do hereby leaveth my bear rifle to whatever finds it. It is a good rifle, and killt the bear that killt me. Anyway, I am dead. Yours truly, Hatchet Jack.

Of course a suite can be filed. Anyone can sue for anything, anytime. However I truly doubt it would ever get to a jury trial. I don't recall that I ever said he couldn't sue. I recall saying that he would prevail.

Gone Girl., good movie, gets you thinking. And I just like Rosemond Pike even though she's a twisted mind in this one. Waiting to see American Sniper. Read the book I hope the movie is as good.

I thought that was West Virginia [emoji16]

The shop was at fault, the clerk was at fault and the customer/cop was at fault.

Former cop sues Kentucky hunting store after accidentally shooting off his ow... Guns DON'T just go off on their own. Not old flintlocks, Muskets, Sharps or Henry rifles. The question of liability has already been agreed upon that the shop is at fault. Do you not concur that the "cop"...

Former cop sues Kentucky hunting store after accidentally shooting off his ow... QUESTION: if someone hands you a gun why wouldn't you check it to be safe? This is a potentially lethal device. Why would you trust someone that you don't know to have already done the check properly? If you are...

It is illegal to discharge a firearm in that manner. What, would he tell the judge "I didn't know the gun was loaded"?

Do you think because of people like this we got the expressions: shooting his mouth off or shooting himself in his own foot?

You are correct in as far as he never cleared the gun as to be safe. Once the gun has been checked satisfactorily it is not unreasonable to check the muzzle, breach and action for possible damage or defect.

So following that course of logic the other patrons of the store could sue the cop for brandishing a loaded firearm. Ignorance is no excuse for the law.

Would that be the only unreasonable action???

Yup...LOL[emoji106]

Former cop sues Kentucky hunting store after accidentally shooting off his ow... Jonny, if it was "common sense" everybody would have it. That's why when you buy scissors, knives, etc the package has to read CAUTION (item) IS SHARP AND MAY INJURE HANDLER. There alway has to be a disclaimer...