my wife is going to hang me and my daughter out to dry..

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Mar 20, 2008 | 06:53 PM

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I'm sorry, but I am afraid I am going to have to request pics of the affected area

Mar 20, 2008 | 08:03 PM

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My suggestion; HIDE.

Seriously though, the only way you keep the guns is hide them, and NEVER let slip where they are...

Mar 20, 2008 | 10:32 PM

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the mess was pressure washed away before the wife got home... its too cold to sleep in the garage..

but yeah my daughter opened her big mouth as soon as my wife got home..

and at first she was kinda giving me the look.. you all should no the LOOK..

well after 2 minutes of silence and a straight face i finally got her to try it out and take a shot and the next thing i no she had wated a full load of 100 paintballs

she was shooting everything once she seen the the box the paintballs came in said washable... she even shot the stop sing a couple of times..

dont worry i cleaned it with the pressure washer... but my garage door is like a rainbow....

i guess i was being too worried.. and as long as she dont no i put back a picture printer for these guns i'll be a o.k.

Mar 20, 2008 | 10:34 PM

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i guess i was being too worried.. and as long as she dont no i put back a picture printer for these guns i'll be a o.k.

i take it she doesn't read post on bc then

Mar 21, 2008 | 12:02 AM

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Mar 21, 2008 | 02:53 AM

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well yes 5 yrs is still young but she had on her bike helmet and my welding mask with full face plate..

and i was taught how to disasemble and shoot guns at the age of 5.. by the age of 7 i was hunting.. but if anyone is over cautious its me so i ask you'* not to worry my daughter is alays safe but im not too sure about those in her path.

and besides i was holding the paintball gun helping her aim while she pulled the trigger and shot it... its not the kind of toy i would just load up and hand her and say here go play with the neighbor'* dog.

i understand your concerns but it was so much fun on our end...

Ahh... well that sounds reasonable. I'm not saying you would, but I've known people to give kids toys that were really too much for their age and let them have at whatever they want.... like BB guns vs. birds/dogs/cats and M80s/firecrackers with anything that'll blow up.