Illegal to shoot on public property

[heller_harris]

Oops. Let's see if this works better.<div></div>

[howard_grill]

I was using a tripod but there was essentially noone else in the plaza...thecomplaint wasn't the tripod it was that noone was allowed to take pictures. What I am really wondering is if the "plaza" is actually considered a public area or is it private and pictures can't be taken if a guard says not to.

 

Howard

[kelly_flanigan1]

In Indiana as a kid, folks would turn over the farmers privies around Halloween time as pranks. The teachers had off the week before Halloween for a seminar in Indianapolis sometimes, so we had more time as kids for pranks. It seemed like a whole month! The farmers would use just light salt usually for the first or second shot, then the third was bigger salt pieces mixed in too. One usually got shot in the bum while retreating, a hard place to do a self fix/removal. One usually ran with more gusto when one heard the shotgun being pumped, with the salt more of a tradational never hit the bum, Indiana rights of passage for a farm boy. One went to the local co-op and bought corn before Halloween too, and went "tick tacking", throwing corn on folks windows. There was always this weird batch of corn growing on ones lawn in the springtime!