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  • TX14239

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    Did y’all hear about the gun “buyback” next month in San Antonio?

    The project will pay $50 for a nonfunctioning or home manufactured weapon, $150 for a rifle or shotgun, $200 for a handgun and $300 for a semi-automatic rifle.

     

    TX14239

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    Did y’all hear about the gun “buyback” next month in San Antonio?

    The project will pay $50 for a nonfunctioning or home manufactured weapon, $150 for a rifle or shotgun, $200 for a handgun and $300 for a semi-automatic rifle.


    Seems like some potentially good deals to be had if you get to them before they get to the “buyback”.
     

    Tnhawk

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    Did y’all hear about the gun “buyback” next month in San Antonio?

    The project will pay $50 for a nonfunctioning or home manufactured weapon, $150 for a rifle or shotgun, $200 for a handgun and $300 for a semi-automatic rifle.

    I would like to see the same "buyback" offered in Dallas. I've got an unreliable AMT .380 that I'd love to unload for $200, as it was only worth $100 when new.
     

    Texasgordo

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    Did y’all hear about the gun “buyback” next month in San Antonio?

    The project will pay $50 for a nonfunctioning or home manufactured weapon, $150 for a rifle or shotgun, $200 for a handgun and $300 for a semi-automatic rifle.

    Good, I needed a place to get rid of a Sig Skeeter.
     

    craigntx

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    I had a nightmare last night where I traded in my mustang for a Porsche

    I woke up in a cold sweat, my heart still racing from the nightmare I had just endured. In the dream, I found myself standing in a dimly lit garage, my beloved Mustang parked in the corner, bathed in a soft, nostalgic glow. It was my pride and joy, the embodiment of freedom and power.

    But then, the nightmare took a sinister turn. A strange, overpowering stench filled the air, causing my nose to wrinkle in disgust. I turned to see a Porsche 911, gleaming under a spotlight, but there was something horribly wrong. The Porsche emitted an unbearable odor, a mix of sour milk and rotten eggs, an assault on my senses.

    I couldn't fathom the idea, but in the dream, I was being pressured to trade my Mustang for that wretched Porsche. Panic set in as I hesitated, torn between the two cars. My Mustang represented my youth, my memories, and the open road. The Porsche, despite its stench, symbolized status and sophistication.

    As the dream continued, I could feel the weight of the decision bearing down on me. The Porsche's odor intensified, and I gagged, feeling trapped in this nightmarish choice. It was a visceral battle between sentiment and social status.

    Suddenly, I awoke, drenched in sweat, grateful that it was only a nightmare. My Mustang was parked safely outside, and I vowed never to let go of my cherished car, no matter the allure of luxury or status. The nightmare had served as a stark reminder of the value of what I held dear, and I held my Mustang close, appreciating it more than ever.
     

    MountainGirl

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    I had a nightmare last night where I traded in my mustang for a Porsche

    I woke up in a cold sweat, my heart still racing from the nightmare I had just endured. In the dream, I found myself standing in a dimly lit garage, my beloved Mustang parked in the corner, bathed in a soft, nostalgic glow. It was my pride and joy, the embodiment of freedom and power.

    But then, the nightmare took a sinister turn. A strange, overpowering stench filled the air, causing my nose to wrinkle in disgust. I turned to see a Porsche 911, gleaming under a spotlight, but there was something horribly wrong. The Porsche emitted an unbearable odor, a mix of sour milk and rotten eggs, an assault on my senses.

    I couldn't fathom the idea, but in the dream, I was being pressured to trade my Mustang for that wretched Porsche. Panic set in as I hesitated, torn between the two cars. My Mustang represented my youth, my memories, and the open road. The Porsche, despite its stench, symbolized status and sophistication.

    As the dream continued, I could feel the weight of the decision bearing down on me. The Porsche's odor intensified, and I gagged, feeling trapped in this nightmarish choice. It was a visceral battle between sentiment and social status.

    Suddenly, I awoke, drenched in sweat, grateful that it was only a nightmare. My Mustang was parked safely outside, and I vowed never to let go of my cherished car, no matter the allure of luxury or status. The nightmare had served as a stark reminder of the value of what I held dear, and I held my Mustang close, appreciating it more than ever.
    That'll teach ya to fart in your sleep; next time you might not be so lucky.
     
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