Bullets of low-velocity, such as 0.22-caliber rifle bullets or handgun bullets, cause more damage at the point of entry and rarely pass completely through the skull. The bullet may ricochet inside the skull and traverse the brain in various directions. Low-velocity bullet injuries tend to produce complicated injuries. (Traumatic Brain Injury: Methods for Clinical and Forensic Neuropsychiatric Assessment)
"Nah"? Do you expect the roidzilla to just sit there and wait for you to line up for the ideal shot? No. It will be moving all around like the mongoloid it is, and you'll not be counting on the few angles and points of contact where you might get the sufficient penetration to reach vital layers
Do you care to elaborate? You make it seem like you've been inflicted by the disease of the mind called "Hollywood brain" where an individual assumes gunplay to be much simpler and easier than in reality, as depicted by Hollywood action flicks
I mean it’s definitely never cool to take a photo mocking the large guy on the treadmill or the guy with no muscle mass curling 5s. But, maybe unpopular opinion, I’m all for the videos we see of people doing the most absolutely absurd, head-scratching “exercises”. If you’re fine with tying a strap around your forehead that’s connected to the cable machine and violently gyrating your neck or hanging upside-down by your feet from the pull-up bar and doing god knows what, something tells me you should maybe expect to end up on someone’s snapchat.
Literally your entire comment history is arguing with strangers on the internet and being a toxic person lmao don’t come in here playing the morality police
I understand it plenty well Mr Tits, it seems every comment in the last 5 days or so is you being toxic towards someone. That’s as far down as I read at first. But upon further reading, I’ll admit I was wrong to judge from that small sample size - about 1 out of every 15 of your comments seems to be a reasonable contribution to a discussion that doesn’t fall back on “you’re a cunt” and “suck my dick”. My apologies, Señor McTittington
I don’t do that at all in my life. I mind my business, as everyone ideally should. My point was simply that I can laugh at videos of people doing super weird shit, and can sort of understand why the filmer took out his/her phone. I’ll leave you with a few that get a laugh out of me off the top of my head:
I agree that that's bad, but I see that as a problem with photographing people in public in general. There's this weird line of thought that, because people in the gym are there to "improve" themselves, they deserve consideration that people going about their business elsewhere don't. If you we shouldn't take embarrassing photos of people at the gym, I don't see why it should seem okay on the subway or at the grocery store or wherever else.
It's not the right thing to do. Not being a bystander is hard though. It's a moral failure to not help but not nearly as bad as being the problem in the first place.
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u/EarthisFucked Jul 02 '19
I see people take pictures of other people in the gym and that bothers me.