🚀 go-pugleaf

>>> Check out the Palmer Security Pistol safes and wall safes at
>>> http://www.sellcom.com  (where will you stash your Y2K cash?)
>>
>> Nothing like whipping up a little hysteria to boost your sales....
>
> Hardly.  Banks are expecting a run.  People are better off with a safe
> place if they are going to have cash around.

And all banks will be closed on January 1, 2000 due to "technical
difficulties" -- right....  As for banks expecting a run on cash, it's
these "doom and gloom" messages that are fueling the hysteria.  If
people believe something deeply enough, they'll find a way to make it
happen.  You are part of the problem, not part of the solution.

>>> Let's keep those handguns locked up safe (but instantly accessible
>>> to the owner).  Palmer Security Pistol safes with the Simplex lock
>>> can save lives.
>>
>> Question:  How can it be "locked up safe (but instantly accessible"?
>> This is a contradiction in terms.
>
> You are apparantly unaware of the Simplex lock and other types of very
> secure instant access locks on pistol safes.

If there is any kind of trigger lock on a gun, then it is not "instantly
accessible".  If you needed it in an emergency, you'd still have to take
a few seconds to get that lock off.  This is _still_ a contradiction in
terms and verges on false advertising.  Saying that your pistol will be
"locked up safe (but quickly accessible)" is an accurate description.