48102 pts ยท March 10, 2014
As much as I dislike Hogg this is 100% accurate. After going through what they did they didn't need a dipshit like Alex doing what he did. And fuck both him and Charlie. Being murdered doesn't make you a saint.
Do you have any idea how annoyed I was that my go to outfit, jeans and Hawaiian style shirt became an issue at the range. I'm not even in the USA.
I've been aggro'd on by dogs because I'm attacking their owner often enough to insist on this as well.
Ah good point, I didn't notice. Thanks.
Was that a Miles Mercury?
Sure, but then they're going to be told how *I* want things done. I've used this technique often to set things up how I want them. Quite a few of my ideas then make it into policy. Weird that.
It's the best looking live action remake so far.
I don't know who he is but I've seen this clip presented as non-satirical, back in the old days.
That is shiny. What you using? Wet tumbling?
And you have even less hoplophobe.
The difference between trying to shift blame and accepting responsibility. A reason is explaining how my choices led to this happening. An excuse is explaining how the choices I made weren't my fault.
I see what you're saying, I'd probably have used a vented duct system, but yeah, I get what you're saying
The pusher exhausts seem.... problematic. Very nice otherwise.
Did you use enough dynamite?
And no not "Because it seems to me that the people of the USA don't trust the police, so they want guns to protect themselves.", but the *GOVERMENT*. And yes, by the time they are needed for use against the government, the government has long banned them. There's plenty of examples of that happening. Allways? Not yet, but often enough it's worrying.
Because it literally doesn't make it incredibly difficult. That's the whole point. There are drug control laws, how's making drugs incredibly difficult to get working out for you? All it does is inconvenience legal owners. I say this as someone who lives in a country with gun control laws and high rates of crimes committed with illegally obtained guns. It just opens up new lucrative illicit trades.
She did pure Sci Fi, with The Ship Who Sang, which is pretty dope. Dunno about magic.
I dimly remember seeing this as cover art. I wonder what story it was used for.
You can make your own bullets. This does entail propellant, so you could look into controlling that, but literal gun powder - while not suitable for modern guns- is easy enough to make in your backyard. Sulphur, Charcoal and Potassium Nitrate, none of which are hard to source. Making primers is hard, but making rimfire ignition isn't. Sure you've gone back a few decades in terms of tech, but it can be done. Also, see point above. The Constitution allows access to ammunition as well.
Thanks!
I never played Mario. What is that?
Oh noway! I last saw some IR film in the early 2000's.
There are higher res pictures of that teleprompter available, and it is apparently intact.
I mean he probably doesn't. They wouldn't tell him anything important. Yes yes, "they" I know.
Why are you so dead set on using a real gun? Are you just being contrary? You sound like a 14 year old edgelord, bro. Guns are not toys. Guns are not sex toys. Just use a toy.
The gun will have been in the same location as bullets somewhere in its life, most are test fired before they leave the factory at least. It's simply not required to take a risk when instead of trying to mitigate it you can simply eliminate it. Your whole mitigation rests on "if" when you can negate the risk completely. The whole point of the safety rules is it doesn't hinge on "if there are no bullets". I repeat, "unloaded" guns have killed plenty of people.
As much as I dislike Hogg this is 100% accurate. After going through what they did they didn't need a dipshit like Alex doing what he did. And fuck both him and Charlie. Being murdered doesn't make you a saint.
Do you have any idea how annoyed I was that my go to outfit, jeans and Hawaiian style shirt became an issue at the range. I'm not even in the USA.
I've been aggro'd on by dogs because I'm attacking their owner often enough to insist on this as well.
Ah good point, I didn't notice. Thanks.
Was that a Miles Mercury?
Sure, but then they're going to be told how *I* want things done. I've used this technique often to set things up how I want them. Quite a few of my ideas then make it into policy. Weird that.
It's the best looking live action remake so far.
I don't know who he is but I've seen this clip presented as non-satirical, back in the old days.
That is shiny. What you using? Wet tumbling?
And you have even less hoplophobe.
The difference between trying to shift blame and accepting responsibility. A reason is explaining how my choices led to this happening. An excuse is explaining how the choices I made weren't my fault.
I see what you're saying, I'd probably have used a vented duct system, but yeah, I get what you're saying
The pusher exhausts seem.... problematic. Very nice otherwise.
Did you use enough dynamite?
And no not "Because it seems to me that the people of the USA don't trust the police, so they want guns to protect themselves.", but the *GOVERMENT*. And yes, by the time they are needed for use against the government, the government has long banned them. There's plenty of examples of that happening. Allways? Not yet, but often enough it's worrying.
Because it literally doesn't make it incredibly difficult. That's the whole point. There are drug control laws, how's making drugs incredibly difficult to get working out for you? All it does is inconvenience legal owners. I say this as someone who lives in a country with gun control laws and high rates of crimes committed with illegally obtained guns. It just opens up new lucrative illicit trades.
She did pure Sci Fi, with The Ship Who Sang, which is pretty dope. Dunno about magic.
I dimly remember seeing this as cover art. I wonder what story it was used for.
You can make your own bullets. This does entail propellant, so you could look into controlling that, but literal gun powder - while not suitable for modern guns- is easy enough to make in your backyard. Sulphur, Charcoal and Potassium Nitrate, none of which are hard to source. Making primers is hard, but making rimfire ignition isn't. Sure you've gone back a few decades in terms of tech, but it can be done. Also, see point above. The Constitution allows access to ammunition as well.
Thanks!
I never played Mario. What is that?
Oh noway! I last saw some IR film in the early 2000's.
There are higher res pictures of that teleprompter available, and it is apparently intact.
There are higher res pictures of that teleprompter available, and it is apparently intact.
I mean he probably doesn't. They wouldn't tell him anything important. Yes yes, "they" I know.
Why are you so dead set on using a real gun? Are you just being contrary? You sound like a 14 year old edgelord, bro. Guns are not toys. Guns are not sex toys. Just use a toy.
The gun will have been in the same location as bullets somewhere in its life, most are test fired before they leave the factory at least. It's simply not required to take a risk when instead of trying to mitigate it you can simply eliminate it. Your whole mitigation rests on "if" when you can negate the risk completely. The whole point of the safety rules is it doesn't hinge on "if there are no bullets". I repeat, "unloaded" guns have killed plenty of people.