Well I'm glad that wasn't scarring.

That was great! I had to watch it more than once, just to see that woman's face~!

Taste... my... dill!

Somebody remove the kid's braces!

By the way, at the end it did look like the other one was trying to make him taste it.

To be continued...

Yeah, I had to watch it more than once myself. And still got a good chuckle every time I did.

That was masterful.

Too bad that PSA won't appear on the TV machine, might actually do some good...

Indeed it was, as seen in police station all around Vice City.

Technically I think he said "Taste my steel"....

but both work!!!!

This question is aimed at the Americans on here :)

As an Englishman the concept of being legally allowed to walk into a shop and buy a firearm is mental and alien (although if you are a member of a shooting club or a farmer you can own a shotgun if you have a gun licence and it is kept in a gun safe). I understand the idea of the need to protect your family and the idea of being able to fight an oppressive government on a more even playing field should a revolution need to occur gog forbid, but also I would much rather someone try to stab me than come at me with a gun in a self defence situation and have a kind of realistic view of England turning into an Orwellian dystopia in the near future.

We are from two totally different cultures so I cannot really have an opinion of any weight on the topic as i have not experienced your side of this. I have backpacked around america and Canada for a couple of months as an adult (except mentally) and been on a couple of holidays to Florida as a child but this doesn't amount to any serious experience to form a proper opinion on this.

I have have read about the subject on Google searches and watched bowling for columbine etc and find it interesting, I just want to see what Americans feel about it. My view is guns don't kill people, people kill people. But the gun helps! Also on a bit of a tangent, personally I have never used a firearm but I would love to go on a shooting range with a mingun and let rip on some targets, or get a pair of silenced walther p99's and go through one of those police training scenarios doing rolls from cover to cover etc pretending I'm an assassin, however i am really glad that guns are illegal here as the concept of guns everywhere is pretty scary to me (again being English its just cultural norms, if i was american i would find it weird for guns to be illegal)

Sorry for the ramble but I just find the topic interesting :P

You're absolutely right (I had the volume set too low). How very disappointing... :(

You just answered your own question, though I would categorize those as very rare instances. Still, plain ol' target shooting is quite enjoyable. It's a fun (and pricey) hobby. Handled properly, they are very safe.

Unlike those 'marital aids' - kid almost lost an eye!



Speaking of the kids, I'd hate to be one of those two young fellers and have that video dragged up from the archives when I was, say, 15-16 years old.

Hahaha yea those kids will definitely get some stick in school if that video gets found :D

Also the question was to Americans not myself, are you glad anyone without a criminal record or certain mental problems can own a firearm or would you rather they be illegal like they are over here?

I am pro gun ownership; I used to hunt a lot with my dad and brother (deer, birds, rabbit, etc). Plus, I loved shooting clay pigeons. Now I just don't have the time. This country, I feel, just doesn't trust their government and feels that if they give up their right to bear arms, all hell will break loose and the man is gonna get us. Furthermore, many believe that banning guns will just take them out of law abiding citizens' hands and that the criminals will still have them.
However, I am not a fan of concealed weapons being allowed in bars so long as the person doesn't drink. bad idea.

but let's not lose focus of what this thread is about. dildos!!! :)

If folks want to debate gun ownership, so be it, but I think you're right, this particular video did it's best to stay out of that argument and instead is a direct result of this new study released this week showing about two kids die each week from unintentional shootings in the US.

I agree completely. No one can look at this and say "they want to take our guns!!!". And that is a horrible statistic, I didn't know that. A few weeks ago, a two year old died from a gunshot. Just senseless. I know growing up my dad had everything in this massive safe in a locked room and if we even looked at it, we were in deep crap. Plus, we had to go to gun safety courses at 12 y/o.

Only gun I play with is my pants cannon.