Dispensary Corner 07 Jul 14
July 7, 2014
Forget the fries - would you like
a gun permit with that?
A restaurant in the US state of
Colorado not only encourages
patrons to wear their guns, but
runs training that qualifies guests
for concealed weapon permits.
Although the aptly named
Shooters Grill wisely doesn’t serve
alcohol, its waitresses also visibly
“pack heat” (wear loaded guns)
and are trained in their use.
A special deal on offer includes
the approved gun course plus
dinner for just $75.
A sign outside the restaurant
reads “Guns are welcome
on premises. Please keep all
weapons holstered unless need
arises. In such case, judicious
marksmanship is appreciated.”
wimbledon panics pigeon-poo.
As well as bomb-sniffing English
Springer Spaniels, Wimbledon
administration maintains the
air of perfection and serenity by
warding off pigeon droppings
using a 625 gram flying weapon
called Rufus.
Rufus is a 6-year-old Harris Hawk
whose very presence soaring
above the stadium panics pigeons
away from the area where they
would otherwise leave prodigious
droppings, not at all to the
amusement of the royal box or
commoners, including players.
Unfortunately Rufus is not
usually thrilled about the
presence of the sniffer spaniels so
their shifts have to be staggered
for peace and tranquillity.
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