Recent content by DarkFire

91.9 down here in Central Alberta, far better then the 128.9 it was two months ago.

Sunday, January 16, 2005 Well nothings been said about this invention for three years so unless France is hiding top secret ninja technology this invention didn't get much farther then this article.

Well I guess if he does end up getting independence about thirty years from now we might see the first country in the world to disappear because no one lives there anymore.

Good job, now go fetch me a Carl G.

If you still can't figure out your video card try using the gpu-z program. (just run a google search, also only NVIDIA and ATI cards are compatable) It'll run a quick auto-detect and it will tell you in detail what kind of video card you have. Just ignore most of the numbers and look for what...

50 years from now people will be fearing global cooling and trying to figure out ways to fix it. Or cars will cost 1 dollar while gas is $40 per liter...

:rofl: Man I almost died  laughing after reading that.

Deadly and 270mph really shouldn't be put together. The bullet's traveling at 396 feet per second, most pellet guns shoot faster then that...

I'm starting to regret my choice of words. I simply meant that he should have checked to see why the rifle wasn't firing, instead of simply banging on the magazine which would only cause more problems.

True but hitting the magazine like that will increase the possibility of a jam. Honestly I have no idea why the weapon would explode like that, but he should have at least checked to see what was the cause of the jam...

Whoever was firing that M16 in the first video was almost asking for the thing to explode... repeatably banging on the magazine and unnecessary usage of the forward assist.

Obay, preventing your children from original thought since 2007!

Remember, just cause it didn't go off instantly doesn't mean nothings going to happen...

Any idea how close you'd have to be firing to have the round ricochet farther back then from where it was fired from?

Shouldn't this be a lesson on why you should keep you guns locked up and unloaded at the same time? (I really doubt a kid who's 3 years old could figure out how to load a handgun) At least no one got killed from this incident...