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  1. 3 points
    My anesthesiologist was super cute (34B). At the time I was very fit, and before the procedure she ran her hands gently over the probes on my chest and said something about how I would be just fine since I was in obvious good shape. Hmm I thought, this has the makings of a pron scene… … after the procedure I woke up to my wife and her standing there, and I thought hmm… threesome pron scene… … later my wife told me that while they were waiting for me to wake up I farted out an entire symphony and they were laughing about it… not my kinda pron scene.
  2. 2 points
    I am 10-for-10 in the monthly trout quest. I know you are all on the edge of your seats to see what will happen in November and December. I treated myself to a new custom fly rod.
  3. 2 points
    Biden explained it. When he was VP under Carter he took ayatollah khomeini outside and challenged him to a push up contest that was officiated by corn pop, while he was arrested trying to meet Nelson Mandela he got Saudi to produced more gasoline to bring down prices.
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    Anywhere other than a movie set? Absolutely. There are people on set who have certain responsibilities. It isn't the actor's job to load the prop guns. In fact, they aren't allowed to. I assume blanks are a combo of brass, primer, powder and some type of wad to hold the powder in place. So it would be easy to pull them and see if there was a bullet protruding from the end of the case but are the actors required to do that? IDK. They couldn't then, put the blanks back in the gun, though. Because that is the responsibility of the Armorer. Besides, I'm pretty sure somewhere in this thread I highlighted a rule that required bullet proof shields to be in place to protect the crew in the event of a negligent discharge. Whose job was it to make sure those were in place? If it was Baldwin's then that's what they should nail him for.
  5. 2 points
    Cool. So now that you admit voter fraud does happen, I'm sure you'll be on board to strengthening that process to prevent this in the future. Glad you're finally on board! See, the difference between those on the right with those on the left is that we believe ALL voter fraud should be exterminated regardless of who is doing it, whereas the left thinks it's bad when it's not them doing it. So when people like you post this type of stuff thinking you "GOT" us, turns out you look like a fool anyways.
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    All of you guys arguing about the rules of gun safety are missing a pretty significant point. Actors aren't always familiar with guns. There are guys like Keanu Reeves, who trained extensively in 3 gun for some of his roles. But he's an outlier. Most of them have never handled a firearm outside of a movie set. Hence why they have Armorers and Prop Masters whose job it is to render the firearms on set safe for an inexperienced person to handle. "You should treat every gun as though it's loaded." Yeah, except this gun was supposed to be loaded. WITH BLANKS. Was Alec Baldwin supposed to inspect every round in the cylinder to determine if it was a blank? No, he wasn't, that wasn't his job. His job was to act like a guy who knew what he was doing. Don't get me wrong, I can't stand that fockin doosh. But ultimately, he isn't to blame for this accident. At least not solely.
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    She would be a solid choice to portray Bellicheat.
  10. 1 point
    I talked to a buddy of mine who does safety on movie sets. There's a rumor floating that there was "target practice" being done with these guns previous to the shooting. Oops if true, but would explain a live round getting in the gun
  11. 1 point
    Now they are a lock for the #1 pick
  12. 1 point
    I’m pretty sure I came during mine.
  13. 1 point
    Um, how they gonna kick the extra point if you have the ball?
  14. 1 point
    This is the kind of non-trolling conversion we all need to have and not the dumbass, rampant, lockstep president blaming. This should be an economics discussion with politics factored in.
  15. 1 point
    Eh, that's just a bunch of speculation. Any of us could have written that blog post. I'm having trouble getting past the fact that in general the person holding a gun takes responsibility for anything that happens with it. The fact that you're an actor on a movie set shouldn't give you a green light to be any less safe than if you are at a shooting range. I found the legal analysis I posted much more compelling.
  16. 1 point
    Then what's the point of an armored on set?
  17. 1 point
    This is the real reason the dinosaurs became extinct.
  18. 1 point
    This is cut and dry negligent homicide
  19. 1 point
    It is focked up. I was a member a long time ago and last year the same crap started happening.
  20. 1 point
    Correct. And that's why he has killed more people than all of the Jan 6 "insurgents" combined.
  21. 1 point
    No it wasn't. He was rehearsing. The protocol in the industry is that the ONLY time the gun MIGHT have any kind of round in it is if you're actually filming. You never have anything loaded in the gun for rehearsal. There's no reason to and bad things could happen......
  22. 1 point
    A.) It was a real gun. B.) The problem wasn't loading it. That appeared to be done with utter precision. The problem was making sure it wasn't loaded. SO if I own a gun store, and hire someone to sell guns, make sure guns aren't loaded, mop the floor...etc... If someone gets shot by a loaded gun in my store, all fault is removed because "It was someone else's job"? That's what you just said. The thing everyone is ALWAYS going to come back to, and there is no excuse.... Baldwin didn't treat the gun as though it was loaded. That's 100% on him. https://717armory.com/2020/03/19/what-are-the-rules-of-gun-safety/
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    I'll bet Tom & Gisell laughed at his comment fock everybody else
  25. 1 point
    I'm alive and well. Just leaving this place. It's just 95% garbage anymore.


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