What ever happened to Meeno Peluce?
A photographer worth $8,000,000?
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I have Voyagers on dvd still in the shrink wrap. I haven't watched since I was 6.
Tell you what…When I send my ex-wife her money…you can lick the stamps.

I agree that it was a senseless death that could have been avoided. But this wasn't a cap gun, and it doesn't take an expert in ballistics to understand the consequences, but rather just some good old fashioned common sense. This act was sheer stupidity.
I don't care how bored someone gets. Pointing a gun at your head and pulling the trigger is something that is never even done in jest.
People are often misled by the term "blank" and assume nothing's exploding.
Things get tragic when people attempt to put the guns right up to their bodies and fire. Because they're used for show, and because the show has to be impressive,
blanks are sometimes loaded with more gunpowder than regular bullets.
The edges of the casing are also bent inwards, to hold the paper more securely and let more pressure build up as the gas pushes from behind. This massive amount of gas comes shooting out of the gun very fast. Once it's out of the gun it expands in all directions and is harmless,
but if a human skull is pressed directly to the barrel, the gas, and whatever is propelled in front of it, hits fast enough to shatter bone
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"Your emotional state is not my responsibility." – Warren Smith

What a stupid and tragic end to a young life. His death helped a lot of people, so maybe it wasn't as pointless as it seems at first.
So firing blanks is not as safe as it should be.

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For knowing science? Sure. Okay.
"Your emotional state is not my responsibility." – Warren Smith

^^WHAT A CUNT!!!^^

What an idiot.
"Your emotional state is not my responsibility." – Warren Smith

Damn that’s sad
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