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Crime She Got Shot Point Blank
- Thread starter Monkman777
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Crime
I know I'm a pedant but the term 'point blank' is used to denote the point in a trajectory of a projectile when the projectile is at the same level as the muzzle of the weapon that fired it.
For some calibres it can be hundreds of metres down range.
en.wikipedia.org
For some calibres it can be hundreds of metres down range.
Point-blank range - Wikipedia
Nice shot!
Was she a Bitch or something?
I_like_suicide_vidz
Well Known Member
Don't want to pay for a divorce? Pay a crackhead twenty bucks and the problem solves itself.
rottenfresh
ummmmm, You smell that?
Guy shooting gun; FUCK CAMERAS...
Hey man nice shot…nice shot man…
Yup!! Robert Patrick’s little brother Richard…
Hmm. I’m not sure who robert Patrick is
He’s an actor, he was in Terminator, The Faculty, later episodes of X-Files, played Johnny Cash’s father in “I Walk the Line”…He’s more of a character actor than a leading man, but he’s been in tons of stuff…
I love that guy! Wait. The singer is that actors brother?!
Yes!! Richard is ten years younger than Robert - he’s one of my favorite actors..
Alkamancito
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Pardon my ignorance but what the hell does pedant mean?I know I'm a pedant but the term 'point blank' is used to denote the point in a trajectory of a projectile when the projectile is at the same level as the muzzle of the weapon that fired it.
For some calibres it can be hundreds of metres down range.
Point-blank range - Wikipedia
Pedantic, perhaps, but still technically correct and that is the best kind of correct.I know I'm a pedant but the term 'point blank' is used to denote the point in a trajectory of a projectile when the projectile is at the same level as the muzzle of the weapon that fired it.
For some calibres it can be hundreds of metres down range.
Point-blank range - Wikipedia
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