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Jonathan 3 month s ago
#22 She didn't squeeze the handle so it wasn't her fault, just defective pump.
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Leon 3 month s ago
Jonathan,
obviously dont point where you don't want it to shoot.
Also she was handling it, so 100% her fault.
obviously dont point where you don't want it to shoot.
Also she was handling it, so 100% her fault.
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Hallie 3 month s ago
Leon,
of course, if a pump is broken and the defect can't be seen, anything going wrong must be the fault of the person trying to use it. American logic, i guess.
of course, if a pump is broken and the defect can't be seen, anything going wrong must be the fault of the person trying to use it. American logic, i guess.
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Virdie 3 month s ago
Leon,
It's not a gun. It's a gas pump. Your failure in realism and logic is surpassed by the fact you posted this.
It's not a gun. It's a gas pump. Your failure in realism and logic is surpassed by the fact you posted this.
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Samson 3 month s ago
#28
Seriously?
Seriously?
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Noel 3 month s ago
Samson,
"Nice Guys" will be using this for all eternity
"Nice Guys" will be using this for all eternity
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Matty 3 month s ago
#10 2hr49min is not the same as 249 min. You would still have time to rub one out and have a good meal.
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Jeb 3 month s ago
#28 Translation, she cheated on him and can't deal with the guilt.... Idiot.
obviously dont point where you don't want it to shoot.
Also she was handling it, so 100% her fault.
of course, if a pump is broken and the defect can't be seen, anything going wrong must be the fault of the person trying to use it. American logic, i guess.
It's not a gun. It's a gas pump. Your failure in realism and logic is surpassed by the fact you posted this.
Seriously?
"Nice Guys" will be using this for all eternity