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Or maybe he just likes screwing with their heads, and as a fellow Southron well familiar with the oft-condescending ways of Yankees, I don't suppose I can blame
by aaronem 12y ago
Or maybe he just likes screwing with their heads, and as a fellow Southron well familiar with the oft-condescending ways of Yankees, I don't suppose I can blame him too strongly for that.
- carsongross 12y agoAh, right, I always forget about the "except for people you kinda don't like" clause in the rules of firearms safety.
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- crpatino 12y agoOn the other hand, the robot arm might have been carrying an iron rod that just looked like a gun, loaded or otherwise?
- CamperBob2 12y agoSadly, that's basically the perspective of the guy in the article: “I don’t want that on my conscience—something I created going out and killing people all over the damn place,” he said. “I’m not worried about what it does over in Iraq or Afghanistan. That’s fine.” It was starting to sound like a lot of fun, but that quote sort of brought me back to reality. (Who knows if it's an accurate quote, of course.)
- CamperBob2 12y agoNot many days go by without a funny headline on Fark about somebody with a supposedly-unloaded gun who decided to "screw with someone's head."