Self-correcting might be a more accurate term? (Although I fully sympathise with the 'oh no' bit)
Just ask any Londoner, they'll tell you bendy busses are far more lethal than bendy bullets.
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thisisnotaspoon - MemberJust ask any Londoner, they'll tell you bendy busses are far more lethal than bendy bullets
Unless you're Black or 'a bit foreign looking' and the Met Firearms Team are using them, or in fact any sort of bullet.
'a bit foreign looking'
Was a regular tube user at the time of 7/7. Have a Mediterranean/slightly Arab look. Was carrying laptop rucksack. Wearing a suit and often hot on the stifling underground. People would move away from me and was asked questions a few times by uniformed officers.
It was bloody frightening TBH.
Top marks Ben 🙂 😀
People would move away from me and was asked questions a few times by uniformed officers.
On the bright side, at least you always got a seat to yourself. 😉
I'm pretty sure they were in "Runaway" before Fifth Element.. although they only travel slightly faster than the speed of a slow run...
I don't know if that's the right video, our flash player is out of date. If I've just sent goat porn I do apologise, except to the goat porn fans
Have a Mediterranean/slightly Arab look.
Are you Turkish?
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I'm pretty sure they were in "Runaway" before Fifth Element.. although they only travel slightly faster than the speed of a slow run...
Didn't Judge Dredd have 'em on a LawGiver setting too?
Yes he did 🙂 Heat seeker IIRC
Surely guided bullets are better situation than unguided? If you can take out your target with one shot rather than spraying multiple rounds in their general direction to make sure you hit your target then that's got to be better?
Blimey, the shootout in Heat would've been much shorter if they had guided bullets..
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