Wikipedia says there are states which have procedures for duelling.

[LoZoccolo]

Some American states have laws which establish procedures for legal duelling, but it is unlikely that they would be upheld in court.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duel

Now I'm wondering which states these would be. The only one where I would have any reason to think it might be legal is Georgia, because Zell Miller challenged Chris Matthews to a duel.

[Redstone]

1. Wikipedia is frequently full of shit.

Redstone

[Jara sang]

4. second that.

[Neil Lisst]

5. That's true. When I see the words "Wikipedia says," I stop.

It's up there with "Drudge says" or "Rush says" in the credibility department. It's probably 95% correct. If you want to know what is believed, not necessarily what is actual, it's a place to find that.

Do we really need people who can't get a GED writing entries in what purports to be an encyclopedia? I understand you have to have an actual high school diploma to become one of their top people.

[leftstreet]

2. We should toss out elections altogether. DUEL!

What dueling weapons are allowed in DC?


:bounce:

[JVS]

3. Road trip!