Sneaky, sneaky, sneaky!

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A copy of Quinn's veto and the stuff he added, I haven't heard about some of this - like this-<br />
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Snidely Whiplash

[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Hmm... businesses must post to allow ccw. Not bad, Snidely Whiplash can appreciate a dirty trick of that "caliber". Of course Quinn had outside help with that idea. No Governor would be smart enough to think that one up on his/her own. If it isn't overridden, pro-gun consumers need to try to make the best of it. iGold could print caps and t-shirts with the slogan: "If the sign's not there, we'll shop elsewhere!". Pro-gun business owners could make their signs 4x6 FEET. [/font]<br />
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[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]"CCW permit holders welcome here. Please watch your background when shooting robbers, thieves and/or shoplifters. Thank you." [/font] <img src='http://www.goodguysposse.org/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/2gunsfiring_v1.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':2gunsfiring_v1:' /><br />
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Other sign ideas: <br />
"A business without a CCW sign is advertising for the lawless to bring their weapons inside."<br />
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"Show your CCW permit for a 5% discount"<br />
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"Please, no guns larger than .50 caliber, Sunday through Thursday."<br />
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Advertise your competitor's vulnerability. I've always liked that photo circulating the Internet of the home with the sign:<br />
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"My Next Door Neighbor wants to BAN all GUNS! Their house is NOT ARMED! Out of RESPECT for their opinions I promise NOT to use MY GUNS to PROTECT THEM."<br />
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I'll bet pro-gun businesses could come up with something along those lines about their competitors.<br />
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Snidely Whiplash