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robert ferrigno

You've got a baby, and Jackhammers and ditchwitches bother you? Get an ipod, you weenie.
Robert

Brandt Dodson

My initial thoughts are that you would probably be ok in using a blunt object. To the best of my knowledge, there are no organizations like; "Doctors against blunt objects" or "Mothers Against Blunt Objects".
And as odd as it may seem, the courts generally understand normal human reactions. If this individual needs the application of a blunt object against the side of his - or her - head, you may find a sympathetic court.
Then again - what do I know?

Cameron Hughes

I'll kill him for a fee. They'll never convict a cripple.

David J. Montgomery

Dammit, Cameron, I told you. No special treatment!

First it's immunity from murder... Next you'll be wanting a ramp or something.

PAUL LEVINE

The law is settled in this area. A wooden bat, such as the one Juan Marichal used to brain Johnny Roseboro, is quite legal. However, the metal bat, when cranium-aimed, is quite felonious.

That will be $500, please.

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David J. Montgomery is the thriller/mystery critic for The Daily Beast and the Chicago Sun-Times. He has written about authors and books for several of the country's largest newspapers, including the Washington Post, USA Today and Boston Globe.

He lives in the Washington, D.C. suburbs with his wife and daughters.

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