Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Looks like gun rights advocacy is increasingly coming in all forms, especially among women. Yoga instructor and mother of two teenagers, Michelle Comeaux Howard, finds that defending her 2nd Amendment Rights fits perfectly with the discipline, dedication, and perseverance she embraces in teaching her children about the core American values of strength and independence.

http://www.examiner.com/gun-rights-in-o ... ent-rights

Good for her and her family. As a father of two daughters I would very much love guns to be a woman's "must have" accessory.

As a side note yoga looks um, odd, but has anyone ever tried it? My muscles were fried after a few minutes.

Another yoga/gun lover I follow on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/limalife

Kreutz wrote: 2nd Amen
by Kreutz » Wed, 29 Jun 2011 16:24:04

Good for her and her family. As a father of two daughters I would very much love guns to be a woman's "must have" accessory.

As a side note yoga looks um, odd, but has anyone ever tried it? My muscles were fried after a few minutes.

I've never tried it but it does look hard.

Tried it, I looked like a fat guy with a bee in his shorts, but it was a good burn.

I think it's better than some of the other things I have tried, and you regain your flexibility that you lose as you get older, and you do get your balance back.

I just couldn't handle the hokey "Fooooccccuusss your chakra on peace, and harmony, there is no harm in the world that will befall you."

I'd practice "Yogarms".

I wouldn't mind trying yoga but I can't see myself wearing those funny looking shorty shorts with a string running up my back end. They look good on the ladies though.

Some of them gals I see practicing yoga would be worth a string up the hiney just to watch them twist and contort themselves into all sorts of...stop it DK...forget about butt floss and twisting writhing young girls glistening with persi....I'm in !!!!! Where do I sign up?