Feeling Unwanted in Ohio

[Piobair]

Went to Columbus on business last week, and "No Guns" signs were all over the place. And of course, over there, signs carry the force of law. Many made a point to exclude LTCH holders. So I collected signs. (Not going wasn't an option. It was to attend a trade show at the convention center for work, so I had to be there.)

 

[poppy]

I see those signs as open invitations

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I see those signs as open invitations

You're a mass murderer??

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Radical muslim, perhaps?

 

[SnoopLoggyDog]

Too many laws, taxes and permits needed to live in the People's Republic of Ohio. I grew up there, but refuse to raise a family in the Buckeye state. Indiana has much more freedom and common sense.

 

[Markus]

Safe place?

 

[ccomstock001]

I'm currently in Ohio and have yet to see a sign. It's still nice to be heading back to Indiana though

 

[Markus]

There is one advantage that Ohio has over Indiana...

 

[Piobair]

There is one advantage that Ohio has over Indiana...

Took care of that on the way back...

 

[BugI02]

Went to Columbus on business last week, and "No Guns" signs were all over the place. And of course, over there, signs carry the force of law. Many made a point to exclude LTCH holders. So I collected signs. (Not going wasn't an option. It was to attend a trade show at the convention center for work, so I had to be there.)

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The third, fourth and fifth example lack the proper language to have the force of law

 

[Bowman78]

There is one advantage that Ohio has over Indiana...

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The one strong redeeming quality of having to visit Ohio ... Da/n fine everyday brew!!!! I always bring some back when i vacation in Florida.. Still can't understand why we don't have that beer here?

 

[Joniki]

The one strong redeeming quality of having to visit Ohio ... Da/n fine everyday brew!!!! I always bring some back when i vacation in Florida.. Still can't understand why we don't have that beer here?

Thread hijack...

Bring Yuengling to Indiana is the only reason I joined Facebook. Well, that and the cool rocket launchers and grease guns you can buy there.

 

[Markus]

I actually do business with the Yuengling folks. Lady I deal with has the same last name "Yuengling". The family is/are really great folks to deal with. Will be in Ohio tomorrow and plan on bringing back 2-3 cases. Only have one case left since my last trip 3 weeks ago.

Back to the thread topic now...sorry

 

[Clay]

So why don't they have distribution in Indiana?

 

[KittySlayer]

So my Ohio bank with a branch in Indiana has a poorly worded sign. As I read it my little pink slip of paper to me means I am "authorized by law".

NOTICE
It is illegal to carry a firearm... on these premises.

Unless otherwise authorized by law...

 

[NightFisher]

You guys are nuts. I grew up in Ohio and never thought Yeungling was anything special. It must be the "You cant have it" that makes it worth talking about.

 

[Maximinus Thrax]

You guys are nuts. I grew up in Ohio and never thought Yeungling was anything special. It must be the "You cant have it" that makes it worth talking about.

For the price, it's pretty darn good.

I'm currently in Ohio and have yet to see a sign. It's still nice to be heading back to Indiana though

I live in dayton, the signs aren't as common as I would have initially thought they would be. I also tend to park at side doors and always look but don't tend to see signs.

The third, fourth and fifth example lack the proper language to have the force of law

qft. To live here and carry you really have to know the law and how it is supposed to be applied.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

You guys are nuts. I grew up in Ohio and never thought Yeungling was anything special. It must be the "You cant have it" that makes it worth talking about.

Probably in the same manner people out west used to think of Stroh's the same way those east of the Mississippi used to think of Coor's before they went to national distribution.

 

[jgressley2003]

You guys are nuts. I grew up in Ohio and never thought Yeungling was anything special. It must be the "You cant have it" that makes it worth talking about.

A guy at work thought it was special enough to bring back 14 cases of it. I don't drink beer so I wouldn't know what makes it so great?

 

[ol' poke]

So my Ohio bank with a branch in Indiana has a poorly worded sign. As I read it my little pink slip of paper to me means I am "authorized by law".

So does Ohio law enforcement read this the same as you? Since I have my Indiana LCTH, am I "authorized by law"?