| john bodega 22.03.2008 16:42 |
i'm a nigger! |
| its_a_hard_life 26994 22.03.2008 16:53 |
I haven't laughed this much in sometime.... FABULOUS! :D |
| Killer Queenie 22.03.2008 17:19 |
ROFL!!! Very good xD |
| JoxerTheDeityPirate 22.03.2008 20:03 |
a mate of mine once found a live bullet and not only kept it but painted his name on it and when quizzed replied "i cant get shot now as i have the bullet with my name on it". a strange logic but he still hasnt been shot yet.. |
| john bodega 23.03.2008 11:43 |
JoxerTheEasterBankHolidayPirate wrote: a mate of mine once found a live bullet and not only kept it but painted his name on it and when quizzed replied "i cant get shot now as i have the bullet with my name on it". a strange logic but he still hasnt been shot yet..Kooky talisman aside, that's pretty funny. Haha. |
| Lisser 23.03.2008 12:34 |
Looks like a .22 round to me. We have them on every street corner in America ;) |
| john bodega 23.03.2008 13:30 |
:) haha I don't want anyone coming and saying "Bullets don't kill people, guns do". |
| Lester Burnham 23.03.2008 14:05 |
Zebonka12 wrote: :) haha I don't want anyone coming and saying "Bullets don't kill people, guns do".I think you mean "People get shot by people, people with... bullets". |
| john bodega 23.03.2008 14:12 |
HAH, you know - it isn't that line that bothered me. It was Freddie's delivery. He sounds like Elmo. |
| iGSM 23.03.2008 20:12 |
Baldrick did that too. |
| Music Man 23.03.2008 23:27 |
A bullet shouldn't pose a danger to anyone without a gun to put it in...no Darwin awards today. |
| magicalfreddiemercury 24.03.2008 07:10 |
<font color=666600><b>Music Man wrote: A bullet shouldn't pose a danger to anyone without a gun to put it in...Wow. This almost sounds like you - YOU - are saying a someone WITH a gun in which to put said bullet COULD pose a danger. I think that's the closest you've come to acknowledging guns can be problematic. I'm impressed. |
| Lisser 24.03.2008 11:49 |
magicalfreddiemercury wrote:Of course someone with a gun could post a danger. But there are some people who are properly licensed and only use guns to shoot cardboard targets for fun...like moi :) I do not shoot animals or people, just cardboard.<font color=666600><b>Music Man wrote: A bullet shouldn't pose a danger to anyone without a gun to put it in...Wow. This almost sounds like you - YOU - are saying a someone WITH a gun in which to put said bullet COULD pose a danger. I think that's the closest you've come to acknowledging guns can be problematic. I'm impressed. |
| JoxerTheDeityPirate 24.03.2008 13:24 |
Lisser wrote:cardboard have feelings to!magicalfreddiemercury wrote:Of course someone with a gun could post a danger. But there are some people who are properly licensed and only use guns to shoot cardboard targets for fun...like moi :) I do not shoot animals or people, just cardboard.<font color=666600><b>Music Man wrote: A bullet shouldn't pose a danger to anyone without a gun to put it in...Wow. This almost sounds like you - YOU - are saying a someone WITH a gun in which to put said bullet COULD pose a danger. I think that's the closest you've come to acknowledging guns can be problematic. I'm impressed. just last week i jumped on a piece of cardboard in a back alley and it growled and yelled "f*ck off,give me some change" at me as i ran off.. |
| magicalfreddiemercury 24.03.2008 13:26 |
Lisser wrote: Of course someone with a gun could post a danger. But there are some people who are properly licensed and only use guns to shoot cardboard targets for fun...like moi :) I do not shoot animals or people, just cardboard.I was teasing him. We tend to butt heads on the topic of guns and I thought I saw a vulnerability in his normal argument that I could (playfully) exploit. btw - I'm glad you only shoot cardboard but have trouble seeing the 'fun' in shooting anything. No offense intended. Just my opinion on the subject. |
| Music Man 24.03.2008 13:34 |
magicalfreddiemercury wrote:Haha, I never said guns weren't dangerous. That would just be stupid of me (wouldn't be the first time, I guess). Anyway, I don't see the fun in bouncing a ball down a court and throwing it in a hoop, but to each his/her own...Lisser wrote: Of course someone with a gun could post a danger. But there are some people who are properly licensed and only use guns to shoot cardboard targets for fun...like moi :) I do not shoot animals or people, just cardboard.I was teasing him. We tend to butt heads on the topic of guns and I thought I saw a vulnerability in his normal argument that I could (playfully) exploit. btw - I'm glad you only shoot cardboard but have trouble seeing the 'fun' in shooting anything. No offense intended. Just my opinion on the subject. |
| Erin 24.03.2008 13:39 |
I find these on the ground at my mom's. link Recently, her security light got shot at by the redneck next door and had to be replaced. He's always shooting. It's effin' annoying. |
| Lisser 24.03.2008 14:48 |
magicalfreddiemercury wrote::) I just like to see how close I can get to the middle of the target. It's an accuracy thing for me. I like to play the water gun games at the carnivals and amusement parks too where you shoot the water at the clown's mouth and blow the balloon up.Lisser wrote: Of course someone with a gun could post a danger. But there are some people who are properly licensed and only use guns to shoot cardboard targets for fun...like moi :) I do not shoot animals or people, just cardboard.I was teasing him. We tend to butt heads on the topic of guns and I thought I saw a vulnerability in his normal argument that I could (playfully) exploit. btw - I'm glad you only shoot cardboard but have trouble seeing the 'fun' in shooting anything. No offense intended. Just my opinion on the subject. I'm no good at basketball either Music Man, I've tried and tried to get that damn ball in the basket but it's just not going in for me. I am an excellent shot though through a cardboard target. :) |
| john bodega 24.03.2008 16:05 |
JoxerTheEasterBankHolidayPirate wrote: cardboard have feelings to! just last week i jumped on a piece of cardboard in a back alley and it growled and yelled "f*ck off,give me some change" at me as i ran off..That's nothing, I kicked the crap out of a shoebox yesterday and it meowed. I kicked it some more, because shoeboxes aren't meant to meow. |
| Music Man 24.03.2008 18:16 |
Zebonka12 wrote: That's nothing, I kicked the crap out of a shoebox yesterday and it meowed. I kicked it some more, because shoeboxes aren't meant to meow.I laughed so hard at this. And boo basketball. I can't get behind that. Target shooting is really just like a game (and a fun one) - a firearm doesn't necessarily have to have the implication of a deadly weapon. |
| Donna13 25.03.2008 15:52 |
Zebonka12 wrote:You better not have !!!! Anyway, the only thing to do in this case is to take the bullet from your sister and do various tests on it to determine if it is a real bullet.JoxerTheEasterBankHolidayPirate wrote: cardboard have feelings to! just last week i jumped on a piece of cardboard in a back alley and it growled and yelled "f*ck off,give me some change" at me as i ran off..That's nothing, I kicked the crap out of a shoebox yesterday and it meowed. I kicked it some more, because shoeboxes aren't meant to meow. Edit: I am kidding, of course. |
| Music Man 25.03.2008 19:38 |
The bullet should be labelled, and if not, you could easily determine it by dismantling it. But then it doesn't make much of a souvenir. |
