And, today's super genius award goes to...

[Ben]

 

[35 shooter]

How to remove 10 pounds of ugly flab in a nano second?

Where do these people come from????

 

[fiver]

I can't stop laughing, or wondering what the little oil/powder smudge marks look like on his pants.

 

[Josh]

I just wanna kick the stock, ya know... oops... sorry, I tripped...

 

[Rick]

He's highly trained and protecting the public.

 

[Brad]

Wow.
Duncan Donuts might need to buy more chairs.

 

[Ben]

If I were his supervisor, more likely than not, I'd have a few things to say to him about that stunt.

Ben

 

[Rick]

If I were his supervisor, more likely than not, I'd have a few things to say to him about that stunt. Ben

??? He isn't the supervisor?

 

[Ben]

Rick,

Can you " decode " that one for me ?

 

[Rick]

I just assumed he was the supervisor.

 

[Ben]

Possible, I guess ? ?

Ben

 

[KHornet]

Have seen dumber things, just not recently!

Paul

 

[fiver]

you'd think he would have a lawn chair in the trunk by now.

 

[Ben]

If he keeps this up long, he may eventually be in a grave rather than his lawn chair.

Ben

 

[Rick]

Gotta give him credit for keeping the public safe by pointing the muzzle in a direction safe for the public.

 

[Intheshop]

There's an old notion that the sub conscious mind can't process a "negative"....sorta gets lost in the semantics?

"I sure don't want to shank this bow shot"...vs.."I'm gonna bust a ten'r on this arrow".Think competitive 3D archery,golf,shooting,whatever.The logic is that you need to practice what you WANT to do,not the opposite.

So,twds the OP....think about it?Just sayin.

 

[358156 hp]

I used to see trap shooters rest the muzzles of their shotguns on the top of a foot between rounds. This was once very common around here. This is the first time I've seen the 1300 suppository technique though.

 

[Brad]

Not really a suppository, more like a massive enema.
Having field dressed a deer finished if with a Texas heart shot I can assure you it wouldn't be pretty. His bowels and contenders would soon be intermingled with lots of muscle and bone fragments. Best dealt with by a mop and bucket, not an MD

 

[Pistolero]

Again, I have to comment that I was taught, and always abide by the rule to
"Never point a gun at anything you are not willing to put a bullet into."

This shows a severe limitation of imagination. If that went off it would not be survivable.

Bill

 

[JWFilips]

Well at least he has his backside covered!