@Deleted User yes

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it would particularly suit the moment the groom and bride walk down the aisle

@Patrick I'm surprised you didn't kill everyone there

I did picture shooting people in the head

especially the person who arranged the music

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I'm not a psychotic though just harmless fantasy

sounds like something a psychotic would say

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what do non psychotics say?

are you looking them in the eyes as you shoot them or in the back of the head?

Death meditation is very healthy. Sometimes if I'm alone at the range I shoot pictures of my face.

Is your business card made out of Bone?

well they were facing the bride and groom so back of the head

tfw no good outdoor ranges

also better to shoot from the back since they have less time to react

>not saying a bad ass quip, making them turn around and look at you as their final moment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQzDeEtbvME

@Matthew I know that feel. I think the state land is going to get closed here soon because of Mexicans and trailer trash keep dumping garbage here to shoot and not picking up spent hulls

eh these business cards are nice but too common these days I think

anyone can get them printed

we need to elevate them to a higher level

have a flash drive embedded in them

To mine bitcoin?

for e tech savvy clients

>shooting them in the back

that's like a lethal sucker punch

only for pussies

@Matthew kill yourself

and qr codes

Im on speakers

get fucked, that shit's old as hell, should've seen it coming

yeah, real men carry two guns on them and hand one to the man they are about to shoot, then give them 10 paces

^ unironically this

https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/AAEAAQAAAAAAAA3FAAAAJGY0ZTk2ODcwLWIzYjAtNDEwMC1hZWQ2LTQyMjU3YjAwMWE0YQ.jpg

I have one like that from some company

it has 2 gigs

also the future of wedding invites

http://www.alivecraft.com/image/cache/catalog/USB/AC017/acu-800x800.jpg

If human beings do not evolve into better things per se, and we are just differently adapted now than we used to be, how does this theory explain the human desire for eternal life that we have witnessed in human culture for the last 200.000 years.