Welsh Wonder
A dribbling mess on the sauce
There is none. They don't. @LitterBug has a bit of a habit of stating with certainty stuff that's not really true.
There is none. They don't. @LitterBug has a bit of a habit of stating with certainty stuff that's not really true.
What's the point of smuggling drugs through Switzerland?
There is none. They don't. @LitterBug has a bit of a habit of stating with certainty stuff that's not really true.
All the money and drugs in Europe move through Switzerland.
a lot of it from the Balkans does move through Switzerland.
So we've moved from:
What % of the drugs moving through Europe do you think comes from the Balkans as compared to, say, North Africa?
To enjoy pretty scenery while doing a run. Plus you get to avoid the french who are a quite kuntish most of the time.What's the point of smuggling drugs through Switzerland?
The graph speaks for itself.
Well yes...
The graph speaks for itself.
I saw the 2012 statistics a few days back. There were around 11000 homicides. Out of which 400 were police shootings and another 270 odd were righteous kills by private citizens. That still leaves about 93% of that huge number as accidental or intentional shootings.You need to make sure suicides, criminals been killed in self defense and people shot and killed by police is not on US graphic.
You need to make sure suicides, criminals been killed in self defense and people shot and killed by police is not on US graphic.
@Pogue Mahone just going back to our previous discussion, in the annual UN report of drug seziures it was calculated that around 1.4 tonnes of class a drugs from Latin America was seized in Albania in the last 12 months. Imagine how much more actually was allowed to go through.
What's the figure for Switzerland?
Ex-Marine dad teaching daughter, 12, about gun safety accidentally shoots her in arm
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ty-accidentally-shoots-arm.html#ixzz3hljBErUQ
Probably why he's an ex-marine. I had an ND once though...it's very sobering.
Ex-Marine dad teaching daughter, 12, about gun safety accidentally shoots her in arm
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ty-accidentally-shoots-arm.html#ixzz3hljBErUQ
It shouldn't be funny, but it is.
Another movie theater shooting in Tennessee.
Showing a 12 year old how to fire a gun is a pretty major fail in my eyes as wellHot and ready in the holster. Gun safety fail 101.
Showing a 12 year old how to fire a gun is a pretty major fail in my eyes as well
I know... I have seen some vids of kids hardly big enough to hold a gun let alone control the kick being shown how to shoot.They heavily market guns to kids here.
Showing a 12 year old how to fire a gun is a pretty major fail in my eyes as well
Seems wrong but it's a good time to learn on .22lr.
Between 12 and 14 kids are still impressionable and will pay attention to what a perceived authority figure tells them. Once they hit 15 they get rebellious and think they know everything.
In a place with as many guns around as the US , proper handling and general firearms safety is a good topic to teach your kids. It need not (should not) be done with live rounds, either.
Should we teach them how to smoke and drink properly too?