So it's okay as long as the gun's not loaded...and you'll be able to instantly tell?
yes, because you treat all guns as loaded
the joys of open carry
laserski sampaci, baby
What the hell was that guy thinking?
That looks like a woman's hand. And that's one large wolf spider
macnuke posted:yes, because you treat all guns as loaded
This. Unless the gun is physically apart in pieces on the table, it's loaded. Even if you just unloaded it, it's still "loaded".
no they aren't
maurvir posted:
That looks like the normal thickness for deli sandwiches.
Why is a stick of butter interesting?
Salted and unsalted are normal. (Use unsalted for cookies, please. *gag*)
Plant #s are also normal. (The three brands I get at the grocery store and the Kirkland butter at Costco all come from the same factory, which probably means they also come from the same cows, etc.)
What am I missing?
Salted and unsalted are normal. (Use unsalted for cookies, please. *gag*)
Plant #s are also normal. (The three brands I get at the grocery store and the Kirkland butter at Costco all come from the same factory, which probably means they also come from the same cows, etc.)
What am I missing?
maurvir posted:
Um, you posted the pic of that train AFTER it got cleaned.
Posting this here instead of the video chain because of its relation to the above: videographer captures a wave of smog approaching his apartment in Beijing. The time-lapse was over 20 minutes.
maurvir posted:
legendary ... one of kubrick's finest achievements
nowadays of course you could shoot that scene on an iphone and no one would think twice
dv posted:Why is a stick of butter interesting?
Salted and unsalted are normal. (Use unsalted for cookies, please. *gag*)
Plant #s are also normal. (The three brands I get at the grocery store and the Kirkland butter at Costco all come from the same factory, which probably means they also come from the same cows, etc.)
What am I missing?
I don't use salted butter for anything anymore. I'm a total non-salted convert.
maurvir posted:macnuke posted:yes, because you treat all guns as loaded
This. Unless the gun is physically apart in pieces on the table, it's loaded. Even if you just unloaded it, it's still "loaded".
Then why even mention the word "loaded?"
Metacell posted:maurvir posted:macnuke posted:yes, because you treat all guns as loaded
This. Unless the gun is physically apart in pieces on the table, it's loaded. Even if you just unloaded it, it's still "loaded".
Then why even mention the word "loaded?"
EMPHasis.
dv posted:Why is a stick of butter interesting?
Salted and unsalted are normal. (Use unsalted for cookies, please. *gag*)
Plant #s are also normal. (The three brands I get at the grocery store and the Kirkland butter at Costco all come from the same factory, which probably means they also come from the same cows, etc.)
What am I missing?
Nothing. It was just a random butter picture.
Now, how about a random bolt and nut?
you really are pushing the limits of true randomness
gwen stefani?
I could give a few prayers to Arwen.
