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subcontracting the panty-wearing component of my used panty business to a couple guys I picked up at the gas station
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Schweinhund posted:I feel like "findom" is supposed to be what you call it behind the customer's back, and not actually tell them that's what you're doing. It's like if you tell people you want them to invest in your ponzi scheme. suboptimal maybe but totally workable
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isn't the whole point that you're paying them to not gently caress you tho so more like a very debatably less embarrassing way of getting shot down by women, for a fee
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first Havana Syndrome fatality confirmed
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Rad-daddio posted:This is just speculation, but would it be possible to catch the hammer on a single-action revolver on clothing while quick drawing it and cause it to snap back with enough force to fire a round? Not unless it's been specifically hosed with to turn it into an unsafe murder weapon that goes off whenever anything touches the hammer, no A significantly worn-out original 1800s revolver without any modern safety features could possibly go off if you cocked it then threw it down on concrete or something hard enough, but I'm pretty sure even noted ultrarich killer Alec Baldwin wouldn't do that to a gun that costs literally a million dollars unless that too was part of his plan to commit the perfect murder A Wizard of Goatse fucked around with this message at 16:23 on Dec 2, 2021 |
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Salt Fish posted:Its a wild west movie right? Obviously they're using old-timey revolvers and the protagonist is pointing a gun at the camera and pulling back the hammer. "Make my day..." I'm sure you can picture it. Anyway, your thumb slips off the hammer, it slams down, gun goes off without pulling the trigger. no Modern (anything post-1920s) replicas look externally exactly like the originals but have modern trigger safeties, because replica manufacturers are not as stupid as internet theoreticians operating with only the knowledge that whatever Alec Baldwin says must be true. You would have to either have a gunsmith go in there and gently caress up the sear specifically to render the gun unsafe (because again it looks and feels identical until you take it apart) or pay the equivalent of a nice house for an actual 1800s antique that looks about the same as a safe ~$300 replica. A Wizard of Goatse fucked around with this message at 21:53 on Dec 2, 2021 |
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that specific scenario would require not a cascade of fuckups but actual malicious intent the more straightforward"Alec did not pull the trigger" scenario would be that the film crew union hired a sniper to shoot the trigger from a grassy knoll just as he brandished it at his victims
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Bad Purchase posted:at the exact moment of the quickdraw our reality came in close alignment with the mirrorverse, allowing the alec who pulled the trigger to trade places with innocent 0mirror-alec. you can tell because the alec seen on set the day of the shooting had a full beard, and the alec in the recent interview has no beard. Hate when that happens
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Zulily Zoetrope posted:How deeply baked is the "don't even touch any gun you haven't seen be verified right in front of you" procedure? I got the impression it was some universal contract or OSHA-level rule that meant you would be culpable for any consequences even if you were in a That One Hitman Level scenario. I'm the OSHA inspector for guns, my job is to determine when it's safe to point a real working gun at someone and pull the trigger, AMA A Wizard of Goatse fucked around with this message at 20:39 on Sep 27, 2022 |
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Rad-daddio posted:This seems like such a paradox. I read a story from a guy who was working as a grip (I think), and he recalled a time where he moved an extension cord that was taped down to the floor, and it stalled production for two hours because the cord had been taped down by a union employee from the set and it had to all be redone and the grip nearly got fired for it. why do you think the unions go so hard on the poo poo they can affect
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"I didn't pull the trigger when the gun fired" is the "I didn't inhale" of the 2020s
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Rad-daddio posted:i read an old Popular Mechanics article that gave a tutorial on how to make wax bullets so you could do target practice in your suburban basement without angering the neighbors. Yeah but nobody dares complain about the neighbor with the execution basement
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