[Sharon]

Back on Friday 31st October, a 34yo cleaner who lived in Caruaru, Brazil, was killed by a single shot to the head.

She had just left a club where she worked on her motorbike when two elements on another bike approached her with intentions to rob her. She didn't stop so the elements shot her in the head and she died on the spot and was sent to the local morgue.

Look at the muscles on that pointer, he's really putting a lot of effort into his work.

[Sharon]

I find this a very sad crime. A woman going home from work, a route she may have always safely taken, probably a family at home and then two low-live cunts do this. So senseless

[Jere]

she was actually wearing a helmet...well thats a first..

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Jere ↗

she was actually wearing a helmet...well thats a first..

And still they offer no protection in Brazil

[kellyhound]

guess a spiderman helmet doesn't stop bullets

[gatagato]

Originally Posted by Sharon76 ↗

Look at the muscles on that pointer, he's really putting a lot of effort into his work.

That's very close to perfection according to south american countries parameters for professional pointers: in Thailand that would be considered a curved (AKA undecided) pointer for the reasons explained here, but in south america, the more you stay away from right angles, the more you are close to perfection. Two different philosophies.
This pointer got extremely close to the 60°, which makes of him a genius @ pointing.

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by gatagato ↗

That's very close to perfection according to south american countries parameters for professional pointers: in Thailand that would be considered a curved (AKA undecided) pointer for the reasons explained here, but in south america, the more you stay away from right angles, the more you are close to perfection. Two different philosophies.
This pointer got extremely close to the 60°, which makes of him a genius @ pointing.
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Indeed, he knows what he is doing, he is aware of international flaws in angle-to-subject ratios and has strived over the years to perfect his art.

Pointers, bicyclists, motorists, carpenters, roofers and others either need to calculate slope or at least must have some understanding of it.

Slope, tilt or inclination can be expressed in three ways:
1) As a ratio of the rise to the run
2) As an angle (almost always in degrees)
3) As a percentage called the "grade" which is the (rise ÷ run) * 100.

Of these 3 ways, slope is expressed as a ratio or a grade much more often than an actual angle and here's the reason why.
Stating a ratio such as 1 in 20 tells you immediately that for every 20 horizontal units traveled, your altitude increases 1 unit - so that genius pointer is so good, he has his angle vs altitude PERFECTED. His muscle definition is indicative of this.

[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by gatagato ↗

That's very close to perfection according to south american countries parameters for professional pointers: in Thailand that would be considered a curved (AKA undecided) pointer for the reasons explained here, but in south america, the more you stay away from right angles, the more you are close to perfection. Two different philosophies.
This pointer got extremely close to the 60°, which makes of him a genius @ pointing.
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That's the infamous "Ray of Light" style of pointing. reserved for the elite of the elites.... second only to the Pointer Sisters.

Seriously, those two are not elements, they're just dirts.

[paperpilot]

Her helmet kept her from bleeding much.

[MeMyselfandI]

There...right there