Tankless diving? Apparently so...· Page 2

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simonrl
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8 years ago

#21

You really do have to wonder don't you? I mean quite apart from actually wanting to get shot for "likes"; not thinking to test a shot into a book of a similar depth against something that wasn't actually living!

my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by

Wormster
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8 years ago

#22

Just goes to show what ijeets will do for kicks!!

Most folk think our hobby is bad enough!!

Better to regret something you have done - than to regret something you have not done.

50shadesofgreen
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8 years ago

#23

To be fair she did a full risk assessment and put her reservations on Twitter beforehand. So she knew it was dangerous. ::)

JohnnearCfon
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8 years ago

#24

"Digit" wrote:

If you're that stupid you probably would use a hairdryer in either the bath or shower. :confused:

:lol:

Or use one of those electric paint strippers!!! (BTW they are good for helping start obstinate Ruston engines!).

ttxela
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8 years ago

#25

The fellow who sold 'Second Chance' body armour used to regularly demonstrate it by being shot in the chest back in the early 90's. They didn't use a .50AE though.

Maybe try the Encyclopedia Britannica next time?

Margot
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8 years ago

#26

One might struggle to hold 32 volumes in front of one's chest. Well worth the try, though.

RAMPAGE
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8 years ago

#27

"Margot" wrote:
One might struggle to hold 32 volumes in front of one's chest. Well worth the try, though.

I'd certainly try if I was about to get lit up by a braindead hick with an obsession for clickbait...

Beneath my steely exterior beats the heart of a dashing hero

Willy Eckerslyke
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8 years ago

#28

"JohnnearCfon" wrote:
Or use one of those electric paint strippers!!! (BTW they are good for helping start obstinate Ruston engines!).

And Perkins engines. :thumbsup:

"The true crimefighter always carries everything he needs in his utility belt, Robin"