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You just confirmed the fact you are a hippie, shrooms and tomatoes only on a pizza? Yup, hippie

I thought you you were a hippie and only ate tree bark and algae?

I like any crust that is attached to what can be considered Pizza .... you know, that round piece of dough that is cooked with pepperoni, sausage, cheese, Canadian bacon and sometimes bacon pieces

I'm going to have nightmares of men dancing around in parachute pants tonight .... thanks buddy

Maybe I missed something, but there was ample participation in a thread earlier where members asked that the thread be killed, that said, I'm certain that no one intentionally excluded your thoughts or opinions. Me personally, I don't care either way; but if anyone wants to discuss this site's...

Why would I waste money on cardboard?

You said you were in my closet, so you're not? Figures.... No, I'm not coming over there, I need more than soybeans and hippie salads.

If you're in my pantry closet, grab some stuff and get cooking; I could use a late night snack ;)

Some swift movement of your baton may incite some reaction

Like you're not a peeper :suspicious:

You gents seem to be peeping and pooping pretty regularly; are there any couch-dives going on or just random peeping? (just curious)

It wasn't done at random by any means, a few folks were discussing the need for the ongoing ODT banter to end and numerous folks asked for it to be put to death.

ETA: I just re-read my post and saw it wasn't very clear, what I meant to say, before my fingers typed faster than my thought-process, was: So to clarify: Are you saying that the Castle doctrine doesn't apply to defending property that you are currently "inhabiting" (say it was a family...

I get that, but I think we're all a bit curious as to when the "Castle doctrine" comes into play as a means of another "level" of defense strategy, if you will. If said structure is not one's primary inhabitance, does it matter? Don't get me wrong, I fully understand "self defense", but if...

But, @George P. Burdell does make a point that I still have not been able to confirm with anything I've researched thus far; if it's not "your" home, can you claim castle doctrine? Maybe some legal guru like @PewPewPewCo will weigh in and set us all straight ..... ;)

Yeah, don't shoot if you can't prove imminent danger in any case

No doubt, definitely need more details; I've not even heard if the "squatter" was even armed, so yes, still a lot of unknowns

Sorry, I got tied up on a call before I could post his next article (not that it applies directly to your question, but I'm still searching): "In my last article, I spoke about Georgia’s “Stand Your Ground” law which allows the victim of an unlawful use of force to fight back rather than...

Copied from the interwebz .... so consider that this may be outdated info as the article is from 2013: "Georgia’s law is similar to that of Florida. Georgia code 16-3-23.1 states that a person using force in self defense has “no duty to retreat and has the right to stand his or her ground.”...

I suspect it would since you are at the time "inhabiting" the residence, but INAL and do need to refresh myself on it's application.