Which one of these signs, if placed in front of your home, would be more likely to keep your family safe?

Perhaps you would like to start a business, we can call it 'Chicken s#!t!' Our motto will be, Forget the gun, we can run! or "We're Chick-fil-a for running away." or "We are liberals and we may be gay so if you shoot us you may get AIDS 'cause our blood will spray!" or some such crap

I bet we could make a lot of money. Half hour north of Tampa.

New Port Richie?

Brooksville, Dade City area.

I grew up in Terrytown just East of Lacoochee, Momma and Daddy were born in Lacoochee. I like the Brooksville area. Brooksville is Hernando County, Dade city is Pasco county. I got relatives all over that side the state from Trilby to Chiefland. They're gointa have the Lacoochee school house reunion in Dade City next month, Daddy goes ever year but mommas parkinson is acting up so most likely she won't be makin' it this year. Where'd you gota school? I'm writing this in the vernacular of my kinfolk, if you're from up north I'll write in the normal Midwestern dialect. Macht Nicht.

Born at Eglinfield AFB, FL, returned to Illinois for 10 years and moved to Columbus, OH where I lived until 2005.

You are a native FLORIDAN not Floridian, Floridan. Glad to have you.

Thanks.

I like this one better.

The guy with the gun free zone sign is extremely stupid and deserves to get robbed or worse.

Most assuredly

I have a no trespassing zone and no hunting on my door

How about both! :-)

Sounds like a workable plan.

Gun free zones are GOOD news for criminals. They know THEY are safe!

O.K. Now you have me getting creative.

Put out the "gun free zone" signs and when they break in, greet them with a gun and some comment like, "I changed my mind but didn't change the sign."

Mean eh?

Tell them before or after they bleed out? ^^

Right before I pull the trigger.

If they have half of a brain, they will surrender really quickly in that fraction of a second.

Fall to their knees,

drop their weapon,

pee on themselves,

throw up their hands,

All will be accepted forms of surrender.

Any motion of a firearm on their part other than dropping it will be considered "not surrendering."

While serving in a Military Police role over thirty years ago, I always prided myself on bringing in my man in handcuffs. There was a contract on my head a couple of times but I still brought them back alive and in handcuffs. I was accused of "excessive force" a couple of times but I tell you, I didn't do it. As Dirty Harry said, "They looked too damn good." I never hurt anybody who surrendered.

I have signs that says beware of the dogs and if someone gets on the porch they go crazy . If they get passed the dogs they have to deal with my 45 and my wife with a shotgun .

Honestly neither. It's better to surprise them, then for them to be on their guard.

I THINK THEY JUST PASS BY THE GUN OWNERS HOME AND INVADE THE HOME OF A UNARMED FAMILY.
SORRY BOUT THE CAPS MY KEYBOARD IS STUCK--I HATE CAPS

Lol. Good, because at first I was wondering why u were shouting at me;-)

I replaced the keyboard on my son's laptop for about $12 plus shipping. Not that hard. There are YouTube tutorials for that.

Thanks--I fixed it--

lol your right

The sign should read, "Forget the dog, BEWARE OF OWNER!" "We don't call 911!"

I have the dog that will eat you too...but if you can get past her...well the other is locked and loaded.

I have a sign that I put in the window of my coach when traveling that says: "Never Mind The Dog, Beware of Owner." Says just about the same thing.

That's the photo I used