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General Topics => General Discussion => Topic started by: dafrtknocker on October 23, 2016, 07:45:51 AM
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Its in the locked subscriber section, or buy the paper today.
http://www.staradvertiser.com/2016/10/23/hawaii-news/guns-sales-found-in-unconventional-spots/
Cornflake cookies or a semiautomatic rifle? A neighborhood mom-and-pop shop where kids flock after school for fresh cookies and shave ice has an unusual sign in its window: “Danger Close Tactical: Firearms and Ammo.”
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Let's hope its free advertising for Dwayne and his wife.
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I don't have access to a physical paper at my location nor do I have an online subscription. Hopefully someone can post the whole article here. I know Dwayne and his wife and I support both of their businesses, where else can you get good cookies, firearms ammo all in one place, MURICA! I hope Susan Essoyan talked to Dwayne and Kelly and was honest about why she was there and what she was doing. I will reserve my other thoughts and comments until I can read the entire article. Maybe we should all email susansessoyan@staradvertiser.com
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Here is the entire article.
Guns sold in unorthodox spots as ‘kitchen-table’ sales dwindle
By Susan Essoyan sessoyan@staradvertiser.com
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
October 23, 2016
Cornflake cookies or a semiautomatic rifle?
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seemed balanced.
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Didn't seem Anti 2A, just stated facts. Might even be good for Dwayne's business.
Thanks for posting the article RSN172 :thumbsup:
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Perfect place, my kids and wife can get shave ice and snacks for less than $50 and I can get toys over $500 :D... and who knows ,just maybe the shave ice and snacks can help you get toys over a grand :geekdanc:
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Front page story.
Good for Dwayne. :thumbsup:
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When someone told me about the headline, I thought it would be a gun bashing article. After reading it the beginning seemed a little bit anti gun trying to show guns being sold where kids were, but after reading the rest of the article I think my fears were overblown and it was pretty good. Seems like they portrayed gun sellers as everyday responsible people in the community.
If you want to help support the people in the article, you can write a letter to the editor.
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Wait, cookies and guns in the same place, say it isn't so?? Dwayne is a stand up guy and I hope some business comes his way out of this. :shaka:
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Cookies and guns at Dwayne's place. I've purchased both there. Both are worthy.
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They sell soda there too, just think of all the sugar. I've had the pleasure of dealing with Dwayne and he's an awesome guy!!
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I bet they even have things with gluten there! Oh, the children!!!!
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I don't subscribe to SA and couldn't read the article but the title don't sound good to me. I subscribed to Star Bulletin for over 30 years then couldn't take their left wing bias and stopped giving them my money.
Don't miss it.