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How low does your IQ need to be to think that??
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Parade Soldier Girl:
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Welp, I think it's time. I'm off to bed.
Bye everyone, have a good rest of your day/night!
See you all tomorrow!
Bye everyone, have a good rest of your day/night!
See you all tomorrow!
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None of my bullets go into space.
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There have been people who suggested using a nuclear warhead to try to stop one. Even that wouldn't be nearly strong enough. Not only that, but then you'd have a RADIOACTIVE hurricane...
2 Years of Service
Yep that shit happens New Years Eve has the most but the Fourth of July is close behind - Seven Americans that we know of were injured by stray bullets on New Year's Eve, 2024. But hey -- at least we ain't Brazil.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. —
Local leaders are reminding community members this Fourth of July that celebratory gunfire is dangerous, illegal and could lead to jail time. It’s the first Fourth of July with Blair’s Law on the books in Missouri. Blair’s Law is named after Blair Shanahan Lane, an 11-year-old girl who was struck and killed by a bullet from celebratory gunfire.
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Everyone knows you'd need to hit them with a nuke -- people say ..................................................
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man I didn't expect to learn this statistic today. now I'll be afraid of bullets dropping from the sky
1 Year of Service
Yes it's my first day. Hope to make friends lolI don't recognize you. Are you new around here?
Good morning Slumdawg!
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I haven't been on here much today. Been playing a bunch of 7 Days to Die and some Need for Speed: Unbound and browsed some AVNs. How goes it?
Today's theme is: parade
These two are sharing some affection during a parade...
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nor do your balls -- cannonballs that is......................
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Napoleon's or is it @Evil Surgeon's Parade ?
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Shooting upward is stupid and definitely against the safe handling rules (every gun is loaded (even when you're told it's not, check it for yourself), keep your booger hook (finger) off the bang switch (trigger) until ready to fire, never point at anything you're not willing to shoot/destroy, and only shoot at a known (visible, usually) target when you know whats beyond your target).
Thinking on the terminal velocity of a penny dropped from a tall building (it can sting, but that's it), I was planning to refute the 'several people getting killed this year by falling bullets' contention. BUT upon looking it up, it looks like while very few get killed by falling bullets (tragically, children are likelier to be lethally damaged if hit, and two kids seem to have been killed in 2012 and 2013 by falling bullets), the smaller aerodynamic ones, even from a handgun, can break the skin and perhaps crack skulls (a Texas Senator apparently got crowned by a falling .223 bullet and it fragmented and one fragment cracked his skull, reaching the top of the brain. He lived, but obviously needed the fragment to be surgically removed).
The more massive bullets (hunting/"battle rifle" bullets) are going to have more terminal energy due to their greater mass, so are likely more damaging. One reference I saw reported that at least 20 were killed (by what I presume were 7.62×39 jacketed (FMJ) bullets) in the celebration after the killing of Saddam Hussein's sons in 2003. I that case, I suspect that the volume of fire (possibly hundreds of men firing upward with at least 30 rounds each of full auto fire) while in a crowd significantly increased the incidence of people getting hit.
The lucky bit is that anyone getting hit is unlikely even in an urban area, but it still has happened. It's definitely a stupidly dangerous practice.
So yeah, it's possible that a person (god forbid a kid) could get hit by an idiot shooting up, and anyone doing so deserves to be getting decked by his friends and family, at a minimum. If he hits anyone (or anything) it should be prosecuted as if he had pointed and shot at the target (ethically, if not legally, I'd hold him for attempted murder, but most likely he'd get reckless endangerment or negligent homicide)
Thinking on the terminal velocity of a penny dropped from a tall building (it can sting, but that's it), I was planning to refute the 'several people getting killed this year by falling bullets' contention. BUT upon looking it up, it looks like while very few get killed by falling bullets (tragically, children are likelier to be lethally damaged if hit, and two kids seem to have been killed in 2012 and 2013 by falling bullets), the smaller aerodynamic ones, even from a handgun, can break the skin and perhaps crack skulls (a Texas Senator apparently got crowned by a falling .223 bullet and it fragmented and one fragment cracked his skull, reaching the top of the brain. He lived, but obviously needed the fragment to be surgically removed).
The more massive bullets (hunting/"battle rifle" bullets) are going to have more terminal energy due to their greater mass, so are likely more damaging. One reference I saw reported that at least 20 were killed (by what I presume were 7.62×39 jacketed (FMJ) bullets) in the celebration after the killing of Saddam Hussein's sons in 2003. I that case, I suspect that the volume of fire (possibly hundreds of men firing upward with at least 30 rounds each of full auto fire) while in a crowd significantly increased the incidence of people getting hit.
The lucky bit is that anyone getting hit is unlikely even in an urban area, but it still has happened. It's definitely a stupidly dangerous practice.
So yeah, it's possible that a person (god forbid a kid) could get hit by an idiot shooting up, and anyone doing so deserves to be getting decked by his friends and family, at a minimum. If he hits anyone (or anything) it should be prosecuted as if he had pointed and shot at the target (ethically, if not legally, I'd hold him for attempted murder, but most likely he'd get reckless endangerment or negligent homicide)
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Well good luck to you on your very first day. You're just like a tiny little baby. There's a real friendly bunch around here.
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Thanks a am a baby. Now uppies. I WANT UPPIES
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Welp, I think it's time. I'm off to bed.
Bye everyone, have a good rest of your day/night!
See you all tomorrow!
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I fly home as fast as the Bonky wings will take me
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but i see you got sleepy...... no worries, here for the tuckin
On the bubble Slumbug. Hope you slept well and ........
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You probably can't talk if you're a new baby. But I guess typing is okay...
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Your worst goddamn nightmare red fucker
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