Year: 2014

  • Glock Coffee Grounds Trollture Test

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    ENDO-Mike
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    Mattv2099 the trollfessor hits it with the Starbucks medium roast: I really didn’t think my palate was that sophisticated until I started drinking coffee from premium places and not Starbucks.  Now Starbucks tastes like burnt underwear to me.  I still drink it though on occasion because I get free refills with my Gold card.  Since I…

  • Tactically Operational Nutcracker

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    Christmas is almost here operators: 0:10 – Dat opening walk *bottom lip bite* and she carries a Glock. #Would #WouldOperateWith 5.11 delivered on this.  Glad to see it’s Made In The USA *shots fired?* haha Gat tip: Eric

  • Terminator Genisys – Trailer

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    ENDO-Mike
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    Relevant to my interests: Not bad not bad.  Anyone know what’s with the misspelling of Genesis though?  Genisys?  Sounds like a stripper from the future.  Thirsty dudes be like “Come with me if you don’t want to be a single mom stripping to pay her way through college” Looks like they mixed some old and new…

  • Star Spangled Bastard

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    Cyanide & Happiness: SKIP TO 3:22 Star Spangled Bastard doesn’t play for real.  Better check himself with those 4 rules though. 7:01 – Noooooo not a gun magnet!  Arrrrghhh I hate that thing.  I bet Moms Demand Action / Bloomberg are calculating the feasibility as we speak. Thoughts? Gat tip: Linas

  • Japanese Shrimp Gun

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    Trust the Japanese to come up with something this cool: Battered and flamed shrimp hit the plate ready to eat. The shrimp were pre-cooked (you can tell by the color), but that doesn’t make this less cool.  As usual the slow-motion is what really made the video awesome. Yes you would operate with this shrimp gun……

  • Starting A Wildcat War Plane With Original 4GA Shotgun Starter Shells

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    The shells were manufactured in 1943 and still work! How it’s done: The Coffman starter uses a specially made 4 gauge paper shell with an electric primer. It is filled with .25″ and .187″ diameter cordite pellets for slow burning powder. The shell fires into a starter assembly on the accessory case of the engine,…