SweetBread said:
How do you stop splash back?
Do you carry any silver with you, daily, as a keepsake?
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How do you stop splash back?
SweetBread said:
I had one with me visiting a mate, he asked how much and grabbed it for his kids birthday.
SilverPete said:
I promise to take it out if it hurts.
Golden ChipMunk
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SilverPete said:
Probably why they bought the 10 oz silver bullet. Thought it was for the werewolf.
Nabullion Dynamite
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Golden ChipMunk said:
10oz? Is this amature hour?
18anstacking
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I carry at least a 100 oz silver bullet in my but at all times;D those werewolfs need heavy firepower to die
Nabullion Dynamite
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18anstacking said:
Only spot to keep it safe! Sometimes I like to be prepared for multiple werewolfs.
Nabullion Dynamite said:
Gee, I can think of better spots.
G spots?
You guys are so classy.
You guys are so classy.
18anstacking
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My mag(a**) can hold 4 100oz bullets before I need to reload
Why are the 2 coins pictures in this thread of naked men?
In my backpack I always have a swiss army knife, a leatherman tool thingy with a torch.
Pen and paper and camera and magnifying glass.
ACouple of 66 50c and a generic Silver ounce bar.
A few vegimite and tomoto sauce sachets.
Lets not get started with what I keep in my car.......
In my backpack I always have a swiss army knife, a leatherman tool thingy with a torch.
Pen and paper and camera and magnifying glass.
ACouple of 66 50c and a generic Silver ounce bar.
A few vegimite and tomoto sauce sachets.
Lets not get started with what I keep in my car.......
zachary898
Member
boneyard said:
Sounds like you would last about 3 days if SHTF ;P
This thread derailed when the guys started talking about silver bullets ahahah
Jislizard said:
Murphy's Law dictates that you will be trapped in a vintage wine cellar for a week without that corkscrew.
That's probably 2 days longer than most of the population who would panic the minute McD's and KFC ran out of food.zachary898 said:
Still on the topic of every-day-carry, I have a titanium micro tool with my keys that has a pry bar which would come in handy if I was stuck in a lift due to sudden power failure or some catastrophe. Maybe not so important in Australia, but I used to live in a place that had frequent earthquakes and the risk was higher.
James Bond had a suitcase in "From Russia With Love" and it had a strip of gold sovereigns hidden in it for emergencies.
I thought that was a good idea but a bit too much to invest in something that might be the target of a random theft anyway.
I used to have an old Russian crown sized coin which was only good for carrying around in my pocket as most of the details had been worn off. I spent so much time trying to roll it across the back of my fingers that it was getting in the way of work so after it went throught he wash for about the fourth time I just left it by the washing machine.
I thought that was a good idea but a bit too much to invest in something that might be the target of a random theft anyway.
I used to have an old Russian crown sized coin which was only good for carrying around in my pocket as most of the details had been worn off. I spent so much time trying to roll it across the back of my fingers that it was getting in the way of work so after it went throught he wash for about the fourth time I just left it by the washing machine.