DOES IT MEAN I AM BUYING TOO MANY FIREARMS?

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  • Titanium Man

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    Sep 16, 2009
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    Indy---USA
    This makes me think of a great prank to play on someone. Give a buddy a Christmas card on behalf of a gun store and mail it so his wife finds it. "Thanks for the massive support this last year. Your patronage alone has allowed us to hire additional staff and support our community. We look forward to a great 2014. PS, we took a chance and mailed this to your home address rather than the 'shipping address' you have us use for purchases."

    I could see sending a letter to his wife telling her he's cheating, but this is just plain cold blooded. :lmfao:
     

    Cemetery-man

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    Oct 26, 2009
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    Bremen
    Just be glad that you have a LGS that will actually take the time to recognize and thank their loyal customers. That's what I like about the smaller, more friendly stores. I just wish there were more Mom & Pop businesses out there. When places become too large like Midwest that personal touch disappears.
     

    Gluemanz28

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    Mar 4, 2013
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    This makes me think of a great prank to play on someone. Give a buddy a Christmas card on behalf of a gun store and mail it so his wife finds it. "Thanks for the massive support this last year. Your patronage alone has allowed us to hire additional staff and support our community. We look forward to a great 2014. PS, we took a chance and mailed this to your home address rather than the 'shipping address' you have us use for purchases."

    This will be better sent as a post card instead of a card in an envelope.

    I had a very large customer that was telling me about one of his employees yelling at him as he was coming out of a drug store. The employee was with a vendor buying lunch and there was a couple ladies with them. The employee yelled to my buddy as he exited the drug store. "Hey Jerry are you getting your Viagra refilled"

    I told the customer I would take care of it. I sent in a post card from a company selling inflatable dolls to him at the company they worked at. It said that they were giving him a 20% off coupon for his excessive orders placed to them.

    The card was transferred from several individuals before it reached his mailbox.

    A postcard is open reading for all to see :cool:
     
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