Good eye Sniper!


Did a triple take when I saw that one. We had just come through a gully washer too. I know whatever was the back seat of that thing is soaked.

 

haha yeah...you don't understand why tools or accessories are made until you're actually there. I've nervously watched a fourwheeler tease my rear window when I hauled it.


Oh the flip flop guy is going to hate himself in the morning, and probably throughout the afternoon. I like that courtesy kick a passerby gave to help the dude reach his flipper.

 

That guy need to apologize to Texas for doing that to a truck.

 

Should've went with a Dodge front end, and maybe a Ford bed. How bad can they screw up a bed?

 

Unfortunately that is a Louisiana truck.


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Exactly, a native born Texan would know not to do that.

 

Hey! That's my truck!
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Made you look. Hahahaha

That stuff get's crushed here. They're not that creative around here.

Probably on there with 2 X 4's and wire ties too

 

Beer cans and baling wire baby!!!!

 

hold my beer and watch this!

 

Rifle in baggage goes off, shoots United employee

Associated Press

KENNER, La. -- An airport employee was accidentally shot when a hunting rifle discharged a round as it was being checked as baggage at the United Airline ticket counter.

Sgt. Larry Dyess of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office says it happened about 10:30 a.m. Monday as the firearm was in the process of being cleared as checked baggage.

Dyess says the bullet struck a counter and a piece of it then hit the employee in the leg. The employee was transported to an area hospital for treatment of what Dyess described as a non-life threatening injury.

Dyess says the passenger, 65-year-old Edward Deubler, of Harvey, was given a misdemeanor summons for negligent injury.

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/news/articl...#ixzz1TJyn0tse

 

Geez, people doing stupid stuff like that doesn't do any of us any good. Also, from what I've seen airline agents are expected to clear firearms when they are checked, but apparently they don't recieve any training on the very basics of safe firearm handling.

 

HOW, do you leave a bullit in a gun when your though shooting?

 

Oh dear, more hassel a'coming for the responsible gun owners. What in the world is that dude doing transporting a rifle through flight with one in the chamber. S/He did not do her/his due diligence! Why didn't that numbskull not check the chamber when s/he was packing for the trip!





I wanna know what other crap was packed in the rifle case with that rifle that the trigger was engaged, either by other stuff or the TSA agent's finger...and the safety was off!!! Shheeessh!

 

Could say lots about this one, but will leave it to the rest of you to add the comments:

http://autos.yahoo.com/news/million-...er-bender.html

 

Part of me just died a little bit...