Tag: Guns
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Plane Full Of Guns Crashes In Louisvillle KY Fairgrounds
On his way to this weekend’s Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot in West Point Kentucky: Allen Harvey Friedlander, of Southfield, Mich., was piloting the plane when it crashed on an outer road that circles the fair grounds between gates 1 and 6 about 8:30 p.m., FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said. No one else was on…
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Guns In The Kyrgyzstan Riot
The Big Picture has an awesome group of photos as usual. This particular set about the Crisis in Kyrgyzstan. If you’re as geographically inept as I am, Kyrgyzstan is a country in central Asia, west of China. Widespread anti-government protests in Kyrgyzstan recently turned violent, with groups of opposition protesters attempting to storm some government…
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Guns, Drugs, Violence, Foul Language, and Elementary School
Guns, Drugs, Violence, Foul Language, and Elementary School don’t exactly go hand in hand. It’s surprising that the parents of these kids actually thought doing a Scarface play was acceptable: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uovMpapeCJQ[/youtube] What’s more disturbing is that the acting actually isn’t bad. The kids must have watched the actual movie quite carefully in order to research…
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10 Fictional Guns You Wish You Could Shoot
If I could only pick one, It would be tough… I suppose I was always fascinated with the versatility of the Golden Gun from the Bond movie The Man With The Golden Gun. The gun instantly kills with one shot, it uses a solid gold bullet. The gun uses a solid gold fountain pen for…
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Squirrels With Guns
These rival the coyote on the tailgate taxidermy specimen I blogged about last month: If you want one, head over to Rick’s Custom Squirrels. He also has a number of auctions up on eBay, and judging by his feedback number (currently 1340), a lot of people are in the market for a dead squirrel on…
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Guns, Tumors And The Limits Of The Human Eye
A study published in the journal Current Biology looks into the problems involved in visually searching for exceedingly rare targets and comes to an unsettling conclusion: “If you don’t find it often, you often don’t find it,” says study author Jeremy Wolfe. In other words, we are not very good at finding things that are rarely…