Nudo and other PA gun nuts under pressure!

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ylocalnews

Remember back after the last election, when Noodles came up with all
sort of delusional crap about being "protected" by PA politicians?
Right after I made him look like a complete idiot (again) and he
stayed up all night trying furtively to delete a ton of posts that
proved him to be a moron?

Well, Noodles...WATCH AND WEEP!

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ylocalnews
Well, Noodles...WATCH AND WEEP!
A weather/airport report from Denver should reduce him to
tears?

On Nov 21, 9:00 am, "William W Western"
wrote:
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ylocalnews
Well, Noodles...WATCH AND WEEP!

A weather/airport report from Denver should reduce him to
tears?



actually I've been reduced to laughter again...all of the gun control
measures were ****canned...

again...

On Nov 21, 9:00 am, "William W Western"
wrote:
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ylocalnews
Well, Noodles...WATCH AND WEEP!

A weather/airport report from Denver should reduce him to
tears?

ps- watch out WWW, DoucheBob may accuse you of being a scamming Ebay
seller, in the next post, like he did to the guy who bought the Akai
deck last thread...

DoucheBob is losing it, his holiday blues are wrecking his mind

see below:

Holiday Depression
No matter where you go this time of year, you are bound to see festive
lights, beautiful decor, and men and women hustling about, planning
holiday activities, attending parties, shopping for the perfect gifts,
and more. The holiday season is very joyous for some. However, it can
be sad, lonely and often times stressful for many others who
experience holiday depression each year.

Holiday depression, also referred to as the "holiday blues," affects
more than one million people each year. It is a very common emotional
experience, which can be triggered by a number of things, including
stress, fatigue, unrealistic holiday expectations, financial
limitations, inability to be with family and friends during the
holidays, or just the opposite, pressure to be with family and
friends. The loss of a loved one or a lifestyle change, such as a
separation or divorce, can also lead to holiday depression.

On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 14:00:32 GMT, "William W Western"
wrote:

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ylocalnews
Well, Noodles...WATCH AND WEEP!
A weather/airport report from Denver should reduce him to
tears? snip

Well, yes...they don't have as much snow to plough with worn out
Gilson lawn tractors as he does.

On Nov 21, 11:40 am, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 14:00:32 GMT, "William W Western"

wrote:
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ylocalnews
Well, Noodles...WATCH AND WEEP!
A weather/airport report from Denver should reduce him to
tears? snip

Well, yes...they don't have as much snow to plough with worn out
Gilson lawn tractors as he does.

DoucheBob is losing it, his holiday blues are wrecking his mind


see below:


Holiday Depression
No matter where you go this time of year, you are bound to see
festive
lights, beautiful decor, and men and women hustling about, planning
holiday activities, attending parties, shopping for the perfect
gifts,
and more. The holiday season is very joyous for some. However, it can
be sad, lonely and often times stressful for many others who
experience holiday depression each year.


Holiday depression, also referred to as the "holiday blues," affects
more than one million people each year. It is a very common emotional
experience, which can be triggered by a number of things, including
stress, fatigue, unrealistic holiday expectations, financial
limitations, inability to be with family and friends during the
holidays, or just the opposite, pressure to be with family and
friends. The loss of a loved one or a lifestyle change, such as a
separation or divorce, can also lead to holiday depression.

On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 03:15:51 -0800 (PST), trippin-2-8-track
wrote:

On Nov 21, 11:40 am, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 14:00:32 GMT, "William W Western"

wrote:
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ylocalnews
Well, Noodles...WATCH AND WEEP!
A weather/airport report from Denver should reduce him to
tears? snip

Well, yes...they don't have as much snow to plough with worn out
Gilson lawn tractors as he does.

DoucheBob is losing it, his holiday blues are wrecking his mind snip

How is a tip on a news scoop having a "wrecked mind?" You're the one
with that malady, after your eBay fraud empire has been trashed, the
IRS called to review your non-payment of due taxes, and the like.

Looks like Charlie Nudo of Drums, PA doesn't have much to be thankful
for today...even if he thinks he's "doing better than he thought he
would."

all 3 bills- defeated (laughter...)

Pennsylvania Gun Owner's Defeat Governor's Gun Control Package!

Please Contact the Members of the House Judiciary Committee TODAY!


Despite testimony from Governor Ed Rendell (D) in the House Judiciary
Committee today, a bipartisan majority of committee members voted to
protect the Second Amendment rights of Pennsylvania's gun owners by
defeating three gun control bills.


Among those bills were House Bill 18, sponsored by State
Representative Dwight Evans (D-Philadelphia). The Judiciary
Committee
defeated this legislation by a vote of 19 to 10. HB 18 would have
allowed local municipalities to place further restrictions on the
sale, possession, carrying, and use of firearms by gutting
Pennsylvania's preemption law.


Also defeated by a vote of 17 to 12 was House Bill 22, "one-gun-a-
month" legislation, sponsored by State Representative John Myers (D-
Philadelphia). HB 22 would have prohibited law-abiding citizens from
purchasing more than one handgun at a time, and impose a 30-day
waiting period between single handgun purchases.


At the request of the bill sponsor Representative Jewell Williams (D-
Philadelphia), House Bill 29, "Lost or Stolen Firearms" legislation,
was tabled by the committee. HB 29 would have made it a crime to
fail
to report the loss or theft of a firearm to police within 24 hours of
discovering the firearm missing.


Please contact the members of the House Judiciary Committee TODAY and
thank those that voted "No" to these anti-gun measures. Also, please
contact those committee members that voted "yes" and ask them why
they
voted to restrict the rights of Pennsylvania's law-abiding gun
owners.


Contact information and vote count for the House Judiciary Committee
is listed below.


Committee Member HB 18 Vote Count HB 22
Vote
Count


State Representative Thomas R. Caltagirone (D-127), Chairman
(717) 787-3525



Yes
Yes


State Representative Daylin Leach (D-149), Secretary
(717) 783-9114



Yes
Yes


State Representative Kathy Manderino (D-194)
(717) 787-1254



Yes
Yes


State Representative John E. Pallone (D-54)
(717) 783-1819



No
No


State Representative Don Walko (D-20)
(717) 787-5470



No
No


State Representative Ron Marsico (R-105), Chairman
(717) 783-2014



No
No


State Representative Lisa Bennington (D-21)
(717) 705-7011



Yes
Yes


State Representative Dan Frankel (D-23)
(717) 705-1875



Yes
Yes


State Representative Harold James (D-186)
(717) 787-9477



Yes
Yes


State Representative Deberah Kula (D-52)
(717) 772-1858



No
No


State Representative Bryan R. Lentz (D-161)
(717) 787-8574



Yes
Yes


State Representative Joseph A. Petrarca (D-55)
(717) 787-5142


.
No
No


State Representative Sean M. Ramaley (D-16)
(717) 787-4444



No
No


State Representative Greg Vitali (D-16)
(717) 787-7647



Yes
Yes


State Representative Chelsa Wagner (D-22)
(717) 783-1582



Yes
Yes


State Representative Jesse White (D-46)
(717) 783-6437



No
No


State Representative Jewell Williams (D-197)
(717) 772-2004



Yes
Yes


State Representative Tom C. Creighton (R-37)
(717) 772-5290



No
No


State Representative Craig A. Dally (R-138)
(717) 783-8573



No
No


State Representative John R. Evans (R-5)
(717) 772-9940



No
No


State Representative Will Gabig (R-199)
(717) 772-2280

No
No


State Representative Glen R. Grell (R-87)
(717) 783-2063



No
No


State Representative Kate Harper (R-61)
(717) 787-2801



No
Yes


State Representative Beverly Mackereth (R-196)
(717) 783-2655



No
No


State Representative Carl W. Mantz (R-187)
(717) 787-3017



No
No


State Representative Bernie O'Neill (R-29)
(717) 705-7170



No
Yes


State Representative Tina Pickett (R-110)
(717) 783-8238



No
No


State Representative Todd Rock (R-90)
(717) 783-5218



No
No


State Representative Katie True (R-41)
(717) 705-7161



No
No


Please continue to check your email and www.NRAILA.org for updates on
these important firearm issues.

On Nov 22, 10:15 am, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 03:15:51 -0800 (PST), trippin-2-8-track

wrote:
On Nov 21, 11:40 am, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 14:00:32 GMT, "William W Western"

wrote:
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ylocalnews
Well, Noodles...WATCH AND WEEP!
A weather/airport report from Denver should reduce him to
tears? snip

Well, yes...they don't have as much snow to plough with worn out
Gilson lawn tractors as he does.

DoucheBob is losing it, his holiday blues are wrecking his mind snip

How is a tip on a news scoop having a "wrecked mind?" You're the one
with that malady, after your eBay fraud empire has been trashed, the
IRS called to review your non-payment of due taxes, and the like.


but your OP stated "no bids-actions bite dust"

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.c...a5749bd911f60#
NO BID NOODLES View profile
Two more 66-catalina/Charlie Nudo auctions just closed with no bids,
one being another bunch of unsealed "sealed" club carts. Meanwhile,
Noodles has zero items up for bid...which is probably the smartest
thing for him to do, seeing how his reputation over the last three
years has him floating like a fish turd in Lake Bumler. Looks like
efforts to make the world aware of 66-catalina's fraudulent practices
has been entirely successful.
More options Nov 20, 8:55 pm

Newsgroups: alt.collecting.8-track-tapes
From: NO BID NOODLES
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:55:40 -0700
Local: Tues, Nov 20 2007 8:55 pm
Subject: Two more Noodles auctions bite the dust
auctions just closed with no bids,
one being another bunch of unsealed "sealed" club carts
has zero items up for bid....


no bids= no tax profit= no tax due

now which is it ? were your efforts successful, or unsuccessful ? if
there is "profits" and "tax due"- that would mean, your efforts were
futile

so make up your mind- which is it ? it can't be both

perhaps some meds for that holiday depression would help...

ps- you have no kids, no wife, no money, ****ty car, trolling MySpace
for a date, and you're ugly- God paid you back for your atheism and
hatred of His Church !

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 03:34:58 -0800 (PST), trippin-2-8-track
wrote:

all 3 bills- defeated (laughter...)

Pennsylvania Gun Owner's Defeat Governor's Gun Control Package! snip

They weren't "defeated," moron...a couple of these have been tabled.
They can still be voted on by the full Pennsylvania House, Judiciary
Committee notwithstanding.

Please contact the members of the House Judiciary Committee TODAY and
thank those that voted "No" to these anti-gun measures. Also, please
contact those committee members that voted "yes" and ask them why
they
voted to restrict the rights of Pennsylvania's law-abiding gun
owners. snip

Failing to report stolen/lost firearms is indirectly aiding and
abetting criminals. Why would anyone with half a brain be against
making SURE that lost/stolen firearms are reported and tracked? Also,
why is a mental case like Charlie Nudo allowed to have firearms in the
first place, in violation of Federal law, especially after Virginia
Tech?

Why is Charlie Nudo posting so much? His cold turkey sandwich wasn't
satisfying, or what?