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thatnerdkid
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Registered: 07-08-08
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can a gun actually be bent backwards so that a bullet would travel to the end of the barrel and hit the shooter, just like in the cartoons?
NeoRinTinTin
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If you had the power to bend a gun while someone is still using it, punching him the face seems a little bit more convenient.
lordfrogenhall
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It is a cartoon. Why do you think it deserves a straight answer? I suspect that you are under 13, which means you are not supposed to be here.
cunanse
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To give you an answer, no. It would explode.
CoreyAD5
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To go along with lordfroganhall's post, this has been posted before.
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