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You’ll be surprised:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRG_I90GEIc
Would you expect these guys to be packing meat cleavers?
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I have to admit that was alot of guns. I used to know a guy who should have worn size 34 pants but he bought size 44 or higher. He had an industrial size belt to hold it up but he could hide a small child in those things and you’d never know it.
However if I had that many guns on me I’d be more worried about shooting myself if I tried to sit down (or walk fast for that matter).
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Those Brits carrying the meat clevers down the front of their pants– One slip and we don’t have to worry about them producing any off-springs 🙂
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When your a gangster carring a meat cleaver down the front of your pants to you cut sideways to appear more you know gangsterish?
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quote BradM:Those Brits carrying the meat clevers down the front of their pants– One slip and we don’t have to worry about them producing any off-springs 🙂LOL I was thinking the same thing. Self-correcting problem!
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The cleavers are some crazy shizz, I certainly didn’t expect those to emerge.
Those ‘chavs’ as they’re known in the UK – not exactly renowned for their brain power.
Indeed – a self-inflicted cleaver accident reducing chances for offspring probably a good thing.
Chav (pronounced /ˈtʃÊv/ (CHAV)) is a term applied to certain young people in the United Kingdom. The stereotypical “chav”—known also as a charver in Yorkshire and North East England[1]—is an aggressive teenager, typically unemployed or of white working class background,[2] who repeatedly engages in anti-social behaviour,[2] such as street drinking, drug abuse and rowdiness, or other forms of juvenile delinquency.
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