Great. Doesn't mean I want to be there. Just another part of NJ in this Pennsyltuckian's eyes. If it wasn't for the main line golf courses, I'd give it all to NJ.Malvern is the wealthiest boro in Delco yo
Great. Doesn't mean I want to be there. Just another part of NJ in this Pennsyltuckian's eyes. If it wasn't for the main line golf courses, I'd give it all to NJ.Malvern is the wealthiest boro in Delco yo
I know where it's at. West of Aronimink. Further west of Merion. Sort of out there to be called main line.F sake bro Malvern is main line delco Philly
Except that Malvern is in Chester County, dickless.Malvern is the wealthiest boro in Delco yo
o SNAP!! 1 N 2 were raised in hunterdon county, just saying Florida man
Here are “America’s Richest Counties,” with each county’s median annual household income, according to the Forbes piece:
- Loudoun County, Virginia: $115,574.
- Falls Church City, Virginia: $114,409
- Fairfax County, Virginia: $105,416
- Los Alamos County, New Mexico: $103,643
- Hunterdon County, New Jersey: $100,980
- Douglas County, Colorado: $99,198
- Fairfax City, Virginia: $97,900
- Somerset County, New Jersey: $97,440
- Morris County, New Jersey: $96,747
Sparky... there is nothing in the criminal code that says the police will enforce a policy of a private organization (which is what a no firearms allowed sign on private property is) ... holy hell just read the code. It is even in English for you, Section 3503.
https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/18/00.035.003.000..HTM
Your beloved signs do not quifiy under 3503(b). Firearms are not mentioned.
While you are at it find someone that has been charged with the crime that you say is so offensive. Put a link to the police blotter.
If you were to SEE a firearm in a place where your sign was posted and called the police, they would just ask the person to leave or remove their firearm from the premises. They are not pressing charges for a crime unless the person then refused to leave. That is only after you specifally had asked them to leave after seeing the firearm (not just 80% of the time I can tell people that carry from ones that do not). Again, you would not know they were carrying until you saw something. And back to my very first point, for me the bullets would have already been fired. And even then, while cleaning up the mess, you would need to then ask me to leave the premises for not following your policy (BTW, I would still stay for the police report).
If you had a policy that red underware was prohibited in your establishment and a sign at the door that stated such, do you really think that would be enforced as trespassing by the police if someone wore red underware into you establisment? There is no law being broken by wearing red underware (just like there is no law being broken by CCP). And how would you even know if someone had red underware on unless they allowed you to see it?
Simply not following a written/posted policy for a private establishment is not trespassing.
It looks like you have a novel legal theory.
Nope.... wrong again!What I've stated is 100% correct.
So you figured you'd commit a criminal act? That's so cool.
F sake bro Malvern is main line delco Philly
302 indeed.302 baby it’s always sunny in DE
"Cabela's" and "sweet" are not words that should be used together.Only thing worthwhile at that mall is the sweet cabelas on the north side
I wouldn't relinquish my retirement savings... posting here is free.The easiest way to derail a thread on anything, even one on a universal cure for cancer that’s accepted Worldwide, is to either say “Guns are Good or Guns are Bad”. People on both sides would willingly relinquish their retirement savings just to preach.
Who’s taking my guns now?
TruthEveryone.
We have to protect your mom's side piece who dresses up as an Amazon delivery driver.
I’ll tell you what’s worse than someone getting stuff in the store while parked at the pump and that is some ‘work’ vehicle so big that it blocks both pumps and takes about 50-60 gallons of gas. Then the workers all go in for subs and after work beers.
It’s nutty. I’m not a dog person at all, or any other animal for that matter. It just baffles me to walk into a store or a restaurant (outdoor seating at this point) and people have their dog with them. I can’t comprehend how this has become a thing.