Video Ay, ay, ay... People are STUPID (with guns).

Bongo Lewi said:
I was 19. Maybe 20.

I had recently left home and had no idea what a body shampoo was. Then I found out. After the shampoo, for a little extra, they loved you long time.

Over the Christmas break from school, I went there with a friend to make some money plowing snow. I left there with less money than I started with.
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Did you attend Southern? I was there ‘69 and ‘70. Didn’t graduate, went to work instead.
 
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seniormoment said:
Did you attend Southern? I was there ‘69 and ‘70. Didn’t graduate, went to work instead.
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No. The friend mentioned. He was my roommate at Syracuse freshman year and transferred to MSSU where his GF was attending. Big mistake for him - but that's another story.

One of my brothers married a girl who went to Missou. Lovely girl.

I was knee high to a grasshopper in '69. :)
 
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Bobster said:
Do you think it was a ND in a shoulder holster? Article said shot in armpit, bracheal artery bled out.
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Possible. Shoulder rigs are either horizontal or vertical. Up and out or cross draw style. I could see a goofball shooting himself in the armpit with the vertical shoulder rig. Especially if there's no manual safety on the gun and he's got poor trigger discipline. When I wore a shoulder rig on an almost daily basis, it was either an M9 or a P226. I've drawn a pistol from that configuration 10,000 times. Never shot myself. Maybe I'm just lucky.

Or he's practicing his John Wick moves ... like shooting to the left side under the arm... and there's a round in the pipe.

Also... he's an actor. So you can count on him being drunk or high while doing any of the above.
 
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NavyVette said:
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Cop Shoots Cop in 'Horseplay' Incident

Police officers spend their careers warning the public not to play around with firearms. Apparently, that message occasionally needs to be repeated in the squad room, too.
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From the article: According to Chief Harris, the officer sitting in the patrol vehicle also drew his firearm. Unlike the first officer, however, his gun discharged. The round traveled through the vehicle’s windshield and struck the other officer in the shoulder....

Gun discharged? You mean the dumbass pulled the trigger! Although, quite frankly, the first dumbass deserved to be shot for drawing on the cop in the car. All around, lots of stupidity among those who "are the most qualified" to use firearms. Anything less them both of them being fired AND legal charges brought against them is too soft.
 
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ROFLMAO we had 1 of those Dumbasses. For whatever reason he decided to fiddle about with sidearm at a traffic light. Lauched a couple threw the floorboards.
Old lady next to him like to have had a heart attack. She was the Cheifs office screaming holly hell as Dumbass was writing why he shot his cruiser and launched ANOTHER 1 threw the wall.
He was know to carry tracer rds in his pistol too. Walking freakin nightmare.
They did finally fire him and revoke his POST.
80s & 90s were wild.
 
They must have been Boatswains Mates in the Navy. If it doesn't move, shoot, er I mean paint it. If it's supposed to move, give it 2 minutes and then shoot, I mean paint it.
 
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