Heh. And people say I'm sick.

That sign has been there since the first carry law was passed. All my grandchildren have grown out of the place since then. I took them there many times. THEY were safer there than the kids who were there before we got there; that said, the Science Museum lost out on our long standing family membership when they posted. Their Ms. Rude; I kid you not, Rude, gave me feed back along the lines of the commentary in the sign in question here.

It may be genetic with school teachers. At least the sign isn't cast bronze like the one at the Swedish Museum. Right! The one at 26th and Park, Minneapolis. I get a big mental picture of me walking from their parking lot to the front door without every item in my ensemble.

It's all I can do to leave my tennis bag in the trunk.

Regards, Porkie

ronin you are indeed lucky. i lived in st. paul for many years and knew there were areas one did not go at night alone. now daytime there are more panhandlers looking for change so now that i live up Nort' whenever i have to go to st. paul i feel naked without the smith on me.
when i take the family there in the near future i will be carrying and making sure all are safe.