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[QUOTE=Raige614;4506888]Does anyone remember the old American Express TV commercial: "Don't leave home without it"?

LOL!

NOT advocating gun violence, BTW.[/QUOTE]As someone highly trained in firearms through the military and armed security guard I can tell you this, you whip that gun out you better be ready to use it. Because if you don't know how to use it, or refuse to use it, it might get taken away from you and used on you. I'm glad everything turned out right, and you're certainly entitled to Carry if you have the proper license. Bringing a firearm to an appointment certainly has its risks. But yeah, I bet that big asshole shit his pants!

[QUOTE=MrNolan;4507018]As someone highly trained in firearms through the military and armed security guard I can tell you this, you whip that gun out you better be ready to use it. Because if you don't know how to use it, or refuse to use it, it might get taken away from you and used on you. I'm glad everything turned out right, and you're certainly entitled to Carry if you have the proper license. Bringing a firearm to an appointment certainly has its risks. But yeah, I bet that big asshole shit his pants![/QUOTE]WOW that's scary.

WE should all schedule a outcall date with her offer her a extra $50 up to Wold Rd make her travel and stand her up just to run her ass around & piss her off.

[QUOTE=MrNolan;4507018]As someone highly trained in firearms through the military and armed security guard I can tell you this, you whip that gun out you better be ready to use it. Because if you don't know how to use it, or refuse to use it, it might get taken away from you and used on you. I'm glad everything turned out right, and you're certainly entitled to Carry if you have the proper license. Bringing a firearm to an appointment certainly has its risks. But yeah, I bet that big asshole shit his pants![/QUOTE]No one should be carrying without proper license and training. If only the criminals would abide by that, right?

Part of the training I undergo regards knowing when actually firing your weapon is necessary, and when it isn't. You should always be prepared to fire if you pull it. But, as the subject being discussed here proved, there are times when the mere sight of the weapon would be enough to head off a potential threat. This calls for sound, rational, level headed judgment in all situations, as opposed to just an itchy trigger finger.

[QUOTE=BigGuy141;4504931]Agreed, lives on 6th in Rennselaer, has a big guy hiding after you drop donation she has to get a drink of water. I had my sidearm with me under my jacket, so once he came out got my cash back after I pulled it out. I didn't lose any cash but would have if I wasn't armed. Avoid this scammer, it's a setup.[/QUOTE]Altho I am licensed to carry, I would not even consider bringing it with me to a meeting. I just would not be able to live with myself if I had to take a life for a couple hundred dollars. If I get robbed, I write a warning here or the other site, so no one else has to pay. When it comes down to it, I would give up the money rather than taking a punch to the head. My wife would never believe I fell down and the side of my jaw is black and blue from that.

So now if you carry, and you pull out your gun to scare the guy so you are left alone, but the SOB does not scare because he is higher than hell. Are you going to shoot him? That did not work out well for even an Albany Cop, and I'm no cop. Now try to explain that to the sig. Other. Then the other outcome, there is no robbery, but when you take your jacket off, the hook will freak! - Also not my idea of a good time. - So I leave the hardware, and any money I can't afford to lose at home. Yes I am an old man, but part of that is. I lived this long.

[QUOTE=Dave518;4507093]Altho I am licensed to carry, I would not even consider bringing it with me to a meeting. I just would not be able to live with myself if I had to take a life for a couple hundred dollars. If I get robbed, I write a warning here or the other site, so no one else has to pay. When it comes down to it, I would give up the money rather than taking a punch to the head. My wife would never believe I fell down and the side of my jaw is black and blue from that.

So now if you carry, and you pull out your gun to scare the guy so you are left alone, but the SOB does not scare because he is higher than hell. Are you going to shoot him? That did not work out well for even an Albany Cop, and I'm no cop. Now try to explain that to the sig. Other. Then the other outcome, there is no robbery, but when you take your jacket off, the hook will freak! - Also not my idea of a good time. - So I leave the hardware, and any money I can't afford to lose at home. Yes I am an old man, but part of that is. I lived this long.[/QUOTE]Sticking strictly to UTR providers may not be an option for everyone, but they have kept ME out of and away from potentially dangerous situations with these drugged out hookers for quite a while. After my last encounter where I was robbed years ago, I learned my lesson. Which is how I GOT to live to be an old man! The whole "No risk, no reward" thing is extremely overrated. A temporary adrenaline rush could come with unwanted after effects.

LOL!

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Gentleman. Know the law. You may only draw your weapon if your life (or loved ones) is in imminent danger. If you shoot an unarmed man. Life as you know it is over. It is also illegal to use your weapon to retrieve property that was going to be stolen.

Be safe. A violation (appearance ticket) for soliciting or a loss of a few dollars isn't worth turning it into a felony. Remember...this isn't even a "stand your ground" state... NY would love to take your gun rights from you and your freedom in a heartbeat.

[QUOTE=Hobbist9;4506462]I spent some time with her and was very pleased. Smart intelligent trustworthy girl. Did out call and have seen her twice now. Recommend!

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[QUOTE=AfterDark1971;4507364]Gentleman. Know the law. You may only draw your weapon if your life (or loved ones) is in imminent danger. If you shoot an unarmed man. Life as you know it is over. It is also illegal to use your weapon to retrieve property that was going to be stolen.

Be safe. A violation (appearance ticket) for soliciting or a loss of a few dollars isn't worth turning it into a felony. Remember...this isn't even a "stand your ground" state... NY would love to take your gun rights from you and your freedom in a heartbeat.[/QUOTE]People having varying definitions of what constitutes "imminent danger" is what has led to gross abuse of "stand your ground" elsewhere. Some say you merely have to be verbally threatened to fear for your life. Some say you must be physically attacked whether or not the attacker has a weapon. Still others contend a weapon must be displayed in order to constitute a threat. I suspect we would have quadruple the amount of already out of control senseless murders with a "stand your ground" law here. Anyone could claim they merely "felt threatened" as an excuse to fire their weapon. It would be more like the wild west in NY than it already is.

NYers are a tough lot. We don't need a law, politicians or the government to tell us that it is OK to stand up for oneself. NYers have always done that! While the Constitution guarantees the right to keep and bear arms, those rights should not extend to those who use guns irresponsibly, or those not mentally fit to own guns. With that said-If I ever found myself in Bigguy141's situation, I would have done exactly the same thing he did.

[QUOTE=Raige614;4507465]People having varying definitions of what constitutes "imminent danger" is what has led to gross abuse of "stand your ground" elsewhere. Some say you merely have to be verbally threatened to fear for your life. Some say you must be physically attacked whether or not the attacker has a weapon. Still others contend a weapon must be displayed in order to constitute a threat. I suspect we would have quadruple the amount of already out of control senseless murders with a "stand your ground" law here. Anyone could claim they merely "felt threatened" as an excuse to fire their weapon. It would be more like the wild west in NY than it already is.

NYers are a tough lot. We don't need a law, politicians or the government to tell us that it is OK to stand up for oneself. NYers have always done that! While the Constitution guarantees the right to keep and bear arms, those rights should not extend to those who use guns irresponsibly, or those not mentally fit to own guns. With that said-If I ever found myself in Bigguy141's situation, I would have done exactly the same thing he did.[/QUOTE]But prepare for a different life if that trigger needed to be pulled. The circumstances of which you were in that location at that time would surface and the freedoms you describe would no longer be yours. We all have to figure out what the price of freedom is. Mine isn't a cpl hundred dollars.

The thousands of dollars worth of litigation and real life interruption. Ill choose to do my research and my company wisely. And if ever faced with a situation as Tomb. Give up the money. If that's all they want. If it escalates. And my life is in danger. I will respond appropriately. I stand by my original statement. NY law is not weighted in our favor.

Be careful my CCW Brethren.

[QUOTE=GameTimer4;4497884]Has anyone see this one yet? I've had some communications with her but I'm so damn skeptical now a days with Uncle LEO being everywhere. I'm very tempted to pull the trigger [URL]https://albany.skipthegames.com/female-escorts/caucasian_e/lovely-lily/222939226022[/URL].[/QUOTE]So after texting her back and forth for about a week to make sure she isn't LEO I pulled the trigger to meet her. She moved to different hotels and this day was at the leave the lights on for you club on central. I got the room number and pulled in and parked and scoped the place. There were 2 brothers at the far end away from her room that looked shady but they seemed occupied with themselves or someone else so I went up to her room. I went in and she is the girl in the pics. Cute young twenties with glasses and long hair that was still wet from showering so I knew she was fresh. Started off with decent BBBJ then suited up for CG then doggie then mish. Wanted to finish cof but she says she didn't do that which was a bummer because I've been dying to cover a girls glasses with some cream so I finished cot. All in all she was good but she is very quiet and didn't seem to into it but they all can't be super GFE experiences. She's only her for a weeks so if you want to see her you better hurry. Now to close out my story I'm heading to my car and see LEO's car parked but empty at the end of the entrance. Now my heart is pounding but I causally get in my car and start to slowly exit. As I turn onto central there are 3 MORE Uncle LEO's cars and long behold those 2 shady guys I saw were on the ground wearing new silver wrist jewelry! I put my directional on and drive away with my heart pounding and checking my mirrors to see if any company was coming my way. Luckily I was in the clear but a close call and a reminder how scary and dangerous this hobby really is. Stay safe boys.

[QUOTE=GameTimer4;4507928]So after texting her back and forth for about a week to make sure she isn't LEO I pulled the trigger to meet her. She moved to different hotels and this day was at the leave the lights on for you club on central. I got the room number and pulled in and parked and scoped the place. There were 2 brothers at the far end away from her room that looked shady but they seemed occupied with themselves or someone else so I went up to her room. I went in and she is the girl in the pics. Cute young twenties with glasses and long hair that was still wet from showering so I knew she was fresh. Started off with decent BBBJ then suited up for CG then doggie then mish. Wanted to finish cof but she says she didn't do that which was a bummer because I've been dying to cover a girls glasses with some cream so I finished cot. All in all she was good but she is very quiet and didn't seem to into it but they all can't be super GFE experiences. She's only her for a weeks so if you want to see her you better hurry. Now to close out my story I'm heading to my car and see LEO's car parked but empty at the end of the entrance. Now my heart is pounding but I causally get in my car and start to slowly exit. As I turn onto central there are 3 MORE Uncle LEO's cars and long behold those 2 shady guys I saw were on the ground wearing new silver wrist jewelry! I put my directional on and drive away with my heart pounding and checking my mirrors to see if any company was coming my way. Luckily I was in the clear but a close call and a reminder how scary and dangerous this hobby really is. Stay safe boys.[/QUOTE]Always thought this chain marginal at best. The other one in Albany is a pit and won't go near there-robberies and even a murder there within the past year. Usually best to stay away from the low end places for all kinds of reasons.

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Hotel 1. 3 miles north of Latham circle. West side of road. 1. 2 miles south of Guptils Rollerskate. You can't miss it, its a real dump. Something you'd see in the movies.

This place is brutal guys. The ***** is just as bad. The filth of the room she keeps is almost worth visiting for. I was massaging her back the smell of her downunder was quite the turn off. WTF?! You'd think for the $$ I would get something clean! Well, the shower doesn't work so how do you think ths animal has washed herself from the last guy? SHE DIDN'T! She used a wash cloth to wipe her underarms so what do you think she used to wipe between her legs? Yep! The same thing. That took a while to pop a nut! I had to image every porno I could muster just to release. She's is as dirty as they come. Needle on the floor (no joke). The bathroom is non existant. It's filled with clothes and wet clothing all over the floor. Honest to God, farm animals keep better stalls. The bed you will be layin on has cum stains all over it. WHat was released out of the last guys body is what you will be laying on. How do I know? Because what I released landed on the sheet and the ***** just sits on it! THat's when I realized. YIKES, I'd better examine my clothes!

If you're going to spend $$. For your sake, come on man, go to a clean place.

What?! You think she's going to charge you less cause its a shithole? NOT! Do yourself a favor, move on. You walk out with disease, regret and bed bugs.

That's the entree if the link don't work. Guess someone was completely disgusted. This isn't me just so we know LOL.

[QUOTE=AfterDark1971;4507874]But prepare for a different life if that trigger needed to be pulled. The circumstances of which you were in that location at that time would surface and the freedoms you describe would no longer be yours. We all have to figure out what the price of freedom is. Mine isn't a cpl hundred dollars.

The thousands of dollars worth of litigation and real life interruption. Ill choose to do my research and my company wisely. And if ever faced with a situation as Tomb. Give up the money. If that's all they want. If it escalates. And my life is in danger. I will respond appropriately. I stand by my original statement. NY law is not weighted in our favor.

Be careful my CCW Brethren.[/QUOTE]The bottom line is that in ANY state where mongering is considered illegal, NO law is weighed in our favor if / when participating in unlawful activity. The right to keep and bear arms does not exempt us from following the laws of the state we reside in. If at any time I felt that my right to carry was TRULY in danger being a NY resident, I'd move in the blink of an eye to a " stand your ground" state I considered more "friendly" to my rights-without hesitation, reservation or regret.

The overblown hysteria about someone "coming to take my guns away " is hate based politically motivated fear mongering engineered by politicians and intended to turn average citizens against one another. While politicians on both sides of the aisle laugh their asses off at how gullible we are while we fight among ourselves. Causing discourse and animosity among citizens is the politicians most effective weapon in maintaining power and control over the masses. It's one of many tools that they use to manipulate us.

I work hard for my money, and WILL NOT just hand it over. Let us respectfully agree to disagree on that score. No one has the right to take from me what I have earned to pay my bills and feed my family. For me, the alternative to having to draw my weapon is to simply keep myself out of and avoid potentially dangerous situations.

[QUOTE=Raige614;4508268]The bottom line is that in ANY state where mongering is considered illegal, NO law is weighed in our favor if / when participating in unlawful activity. The right to keep and bear arms does not exempt us from following the laws of the state we reside in. If at any time I felt that my right to carry was TRULY in danger being a NY resident, I'd move in the blink of an eye to a " stand your ground" state I considered more "friendly" to my rights-without hesitation, reservation or regret.

The overblown hysteria about someone "coming to take my guns away " is hate based politically motivated fear mongering engineered by politicians and intended to turn average citizens against one another. While politicians on both sides of the aisle laugh their asses off at how gullible we are while we fight among ourselves. Causing discourse and animosity among citizens is the politicians most effective weapon in maintaining power and control over the masses. It's one of many tools that they use to manipulate us.

I work hard for my money, and WILL NOT just hand it over. Let us respectfully agree to disagree on that score. No one has the right to take from me what I have earned to pay my bills and feed my family. For me, the alternative to having to draw my weapon is to simply keep myself out of and avoid potentially dangerous situations.[/QUOTE]Let me qualify my statement. We speak of 2 different things. The money I pay bills with and feed my family with. I challenge someone to take that. My recreation money that I know the risks of losing. I look at what else I have to lose and how defensible my actions are.

I agree with you about the smoke and mirrors the politicians create to keep the masses reeling.

Food for thought for any non gun enthusiasts. The mass shootings that have happened across the country. Look at geography and choices of targets. Targets of opportunity. Allow me to indulge you in thought. Locations have been in gun free zones. Schools. Hospitals. In states where gun laws are almost prohibitively restrictive to protect yourself. Criminals know one thing. Law abiding citizens won't be stopping them. Because they won't have a firearm in those areas. Criminals with an agenda arent going to be concerned about breaking that one more law.

This is not meant to be a political or ideological debate. Just putting into perspective what we are talking about losing. I bring what I can afford to lose. Like some gamblers do going to a casino. If I couldn't afford to gamble it. I shouldn't be playing. Have I always been satisfied with my investments. Nope. And I move on even though they promised the world. I was technically ripped off there too.

I appreciate your perspective sir. But this was a gentle reminder. Even if I deploy my weapon in a non hobby related incident and must end a life endangering act against me. I am guilty until proven innocent. Years of litigation and $$spent for legal representation.

A cpl hundred hard earned dollars is not worth the risk of my freedom and much harder to explain situation why I was even there in the first place. Couple hundred vs several thousand. And possible incarceration. My Alpha Ego can be bruised because a man stole something from me and I didn't stop him. But I have the freedom to play the game again.

Theres a reason why they call this a hobby.