Tbf if many here heard his album Fuck 'em they'd want to cancel him too lol. I Love My Right Hand is one of the most tame songs on it, There's No One I Hate is a wild one.
Pretty funny album though, if you can get past that sort of thing.
Same, sort of. For me it varies, some is supposed to be a status symbol and that I find lame.
But some are signals about a person; Bass Pro, fisherman; Backwoods, down to smoke; Burton, snowboarder; Venture, skateboarder; etc. These I see more as a band shirt, like "hey I like that thing/band too, wanna hang out?" These I actually like, they can be informative.
And some are just free shirts from work itself, vendors to your work, events, etc. Maybe they just got off and are still in "uniform" (if you can call a company t-shirt a uniform lmao), maybe their job sells a lot of Kawasaki and they sent shirts to the dealership they work at, this falls more into the informative category and indicate possible hobbies. Same with the event shirts, it's more about a memory of the event, it indicates possible hobbies like running or biking, and hell a free shirt is a free shirt.
Hell even the status symbol shirts, I guess do the same thing in signaling something about a person, but imo it signals that
you're vacuous and live your life for the image you have for others instead of focusing on yourself.
Don't talk to me or Mỹ Sơn ever again.
"Noo ze shotgun ist too scary, you are war criminals ja? Now inhale zis chlorine gas or we'll come back venn IG Farben invents ze Zyklon B."
You didn't even read that, did you? Thanks for proving my point.
Goodbye.
-Deep Thought
Did you not read what I replied to?
I'm fairly sure the vast majority of those are accidental.
Do you define intentional suicides and intentional homicides as accidents or are you being a snarky jackass without a license?
Tbf, .223 and 5.56 are both .22 caliber rounds, as is .22lr, .22 short, .22 mag, 5.7x28, .22 nosler, .22-250, .224 valkyrie, .223 Wylde, etc.
Calibre (in this case .22) describes the bore diameter in inches (in this case .22 of an inch) or 5.6mm in metric.
Also 5.56 has higher pressures and a slightly different case (but it'll fit) than .223, they're not technically the same thing, though you can shoot .223 out of a 5.56 chamber. Not recommended to shoot 5.56 out of a .223, but tbh in most modern guns you'll prob be fine (can't sue me if your shit blows up.)
Nitrocelluloss
FTFY.
Suuper Blood would be a great rap name for a blood lmao. Suu whoop.
Accident isn't a harsh enough word.
Never had that but I have accidentally dipped the tip, so I've got that going for me.