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03-28-2024, 12:40 AM
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Re: Honduras: Man Shoots Himself Playing Russian Roulette
A shame he managed to procreate and create another baleada idiot.  |
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12-22-2024, 10:07 PM
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Re: Honduras: Man Shoots Himself Playing Russian Roulette
Hands down Darwin Award winner.
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#145
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12-22-2024, 10:56 PM
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Re: Honduras: Man Shoots Himself Playing Russian Roulette
Russian roulette would be one chamber loaded and a chance of that chamber winding up under the hammer after you randomly spin the cylinder and cycle the action. I don't think there was any "Russian roulette" involved, first video shows him demonstrating his stupidity dry firing a completely empty gun at his head. 2nd video shows him demonstrating his stupidity by attempting to dry fire the same revolver only now it's apparently fully loaded as you can see multiple case rims between the cylinder and frame. Doesn't appear to be intentional suicide at that angle so I'm betting he was just bored and forgot he had re-loaded the gun between incidents of screwing around with it. Really not uncommon to mistakenly fire a gun if you use a gun for a fidget spinner and sometimes have it loaded. In most incidents the rounds wind up in a sofa or ceiling or somewhere because most careless people aren't quite as daft as this fellow. |
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