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Guns don’t kill people



charleton heston

Guns don’t kill people I do MOTHER-F**KER!!

(Charleton Heston)

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  1. nancymarie says:

    Not anymore, Chuck. :P

  2. icanhazdoublecheezburger? says:

    BOOM KAPOW! ZING!

  3. Uncle Fester says:

    I’m e-baying a gun with a cold, dead, hand still attached if anyone is interested…

  4. Julz says:

    .. guess he wasn’t kidding when he said they’d have to take it from his cold dead hand.

  5. meow says:

    You notice how when ever he said ‘it’ his left hand was always behind the podium.

  6. Casa says:

    “Political correctness is tyranny with manners.”
    He was a pretty cool guy.

    • Uncle Fester says:

      I often use that phrase – just after I’ve called someone ‘f*gg*t’, ‘n*gg*r’, ‘k*ke’,’sp*ck’, or ’stinking Y*d’ is the most common time…

      • I find that words have meaning and use for certain situations. Usually if the person in question is being excessively ignorant. I remember Chris Rock’s words on the matter. “I love my black people but I hate n*ggers!”

    • Seth says:

      Uh huh. People seem to want the freedom to be complete wankstains without having to face the consequences. The anti-PC crowd is essentially saying, “I have the right to insult you, but you DO NOT have the right to get upset with me.” The government is not censoring people who aren’t PC. Other people have just started standing up and saying, “I find that offensive.” To which the anti-PC skidmarks reply with something along the lines of, “I was only joking why so sensitive freedom of speech help help I’m being oppressed.” The hypocrisy is sickening.

  7. Edz says:

    Guns don’t kill people; people kill people. But monkeys do, too! If they’ve got a gun.

    • Apparently, chimps don’t need guns. Just sayin’….they’ll eat your f’n face off if you give them a chance (and, I guess, piss them off sufficiently).

      • the_original_shortright says:

        i know a nurse who is working on the floor she’s staying on at the cleveland clinic… it’s gruesome. the fact that she’s alive literally baffles the surgeons there.
        -
        she’s up for a FULL face transplant (which hasn’t been done before – only partialshave) as well as she’ll need a cadaver jaw because he ripped her bottom jaw off and they’re hoping to get donor eyes because those were gouged out and eaten.
        -
        however, they won’t be able to do the face transplant for several years because she needs to be in a stable condition before they can do it. so basically they’re jig-saw puzzling her face back together right now with cadaver and donor parts until she’s stable enough to finally be fixed.

        • Seth says:

          Holy crap. Chimps DO NOT make good house pets! They are freakishly strong for their size and they may flip out for no reason at any time. And just in case the ‘might eat your face’ part doesn’t dissuade you, they fling poo. And jerk off into their hands and fling that too.

          • Uncle Fester says:

            Sounds like student accommodation I lived in…

          • Jane St.Clair says:

            And yet on NPR yesterday I heard the lady who was STILL trying to justify why people, not trained animal handlers working at a preserve, but run of the mill professionals like teachers and lawyers should be allowed to have chimps as pets if they want to. I don’t care if they look like cute furry kids in their diapers, they are WILD ANIMALS. I would say that some people deserve to get their face eaten off, but then they kill the chimp too, just for acting on instinct.

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              I’m sorry, that should say this lady. The way I have it implies that the lady who owned the chimp in question was on there talking and she wasn’t.

            • Uncle Fester says:

              Having no lower jaw would all but preclude that… it would more inarticulate gurgling and the occasional tongue slap on the end of the mic…

            • rhorho says:

              The chimp owner is fine. The chimp attacked her friend. The owner allegedly fed the chimp some medication, not tested on animals. No word comes to mind for the level of stupidity the owner has. She let the animal drink wine, too. Geez!

            • @Fester: Sadly, that’s not the owner of the chimp but a friend (or I would guess now FORMER friend) of the owner.

            • rhorho says:

              Here it is: “Nash had recently gotten a haircut that changed her appearance significantly. Conklin said the chimp had been acting “rambunctious” earlier, prompting Herold to put Xanax in a cup of tea for him to drink.”

              [LINK]

            • rhorho says:

              PK ate two posts, so sorry if they show up later. On top of the wine and the dotage, the owner had fed the chimp Xanax the night before, because he was being “rambunctious.” The friend had been called to help the woman get the chimp back inside. She (the victim) may have confused the chimp, as she arrived in a different car than usual, had recently changed her hair style, and was waving a toy at the chimp, trying to lure him back to the house.

              This is all via CNN. I’m not going to put the link on this time, but you can find it by googling “chimp attack xanax.”

            • mothergoose says:

              Ahhh…the liquor and pills combo…you’d think that primates would’ve learned something from Heath Ledger and River Phoenix…

            • Uncle Fester says:

              @Fester: Sadly, that’s not the owner of the chimp but a friend (or I would guess now FORMER friend) of the owner.

              I bet the silly mare owner sent grapes and a walnuts in a bowl…

          • mothergoose says:

            No wonder Michael Jackson is so into plastic surgery…Bubbles the Chimp must’ve gotten to him!!!

        • pdq says:

          You just gave me the shpilkes; possibly for good. That is the most horrific thing I’ve heard in many, many years.

          • the_original_shortright says:

            sorry! apparently she’s got hardly any skin on her face at all. and i learned (from an outside source) that to completely reconstruct a face appropriately, it takes more skin than an average human has on their entire back. so she’s getting cadaver skin.

        • lowly grunt says:

          God, that is just horrific. Doesn’t she also have brain damage, as well?

          • the_original_shortright says:

            from what i’ve heard the chimp didn’t get through the skull so there’s no damage THAT way. but she’s got huge hemorrhages in the brain from where her head was beaten against the ground and her brain hit up against the inside of her skull.
            -
            basically she’s a freaking mess. i know if that were me… i’d probably not want to come out of it. if she’s conscious at all (or ever will be again) she’ll realize that she will never be the same mentally or physically, will never trust animals again (of any kind probably) and that she’ll look like a kindergartner pieced her face together with safety scissors and a glue stick. not a life i’d choose, for sure.

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              I think I’ve heard that she is in a coma that she may never come out of. With all that you’ve said I honestly don’t know if waking up would be a blessing.

            • Steve says:

              No thanks. I’ll just die.

              WTF was anyone doing with a chimp as a pet? I once read an article in a local paper reporting that zoo officials were making repairs to the chimp enclosure. It seems that the chimps had figured out that they could twist the nuts off of the bolts that were holding the glass in place. The bolts had been hammered down to ruin the threads, and the nuts WELDED in place. So the chimps were strong enough to break the welds, AND twist the nut hard enough to cut new threads in the bolt to back the nuts all the way off, all with bare hands.

              And someone has one of these incredible animals as a pet?

            • We call them special people. They should wear helmets.

            • FaileV says:

              this all reminds me of the ‘philosophy of other animals’ class i took last semester. we had an anthropomorphism section and we watched a movie on apes. there’s a part where there are two orangutans with some tools and wood. one had a handsaw and was making sawing motions at the wood and everyone was like ” :O they look so human” but i was just thinking “why the hell would you give an orangutan a saw…they’ll keeeel you…easily”

            • froofrou says:

              Considering the fact that a grown orangutan can take a garage door spring and tie it into a bow without breaking a sweat, I’d say that giving an ape ANYTHING even REMOTELY dangerous is a bad idea.

            • Ya, I try to avoid giving metal bending and violent apes weaponry with which to better dismember me. I have “friends” for that.

            • FaileV says:

              i really don’t get the urge to have monkey or ape pets, they aren’t domesticated, and even domesticated critters can be iffy if you don’t train them properly. My Chessie now used to drive me nuts when i came home because he likes to “smile” where they imitate a person by bearing their teeth. it’s pretty creepy for a huge thing with fangs.

      • Uncle Fester says:

        Those little Rhesus Monkeys are dangerous too when roused. On guy had his skull peeled and both eyes torn out in less than 30 secs by one… sufficed to say, he didn’t live.
        I’d be interested to know how they re-eastablish blood flow in the jaw…

        • Kahlest says:

          they re-establish blood flow to the jaw by using donor blood supply, from cadavers.

          • Cadaver blood? I think you missed a logical and biological disconnect there and probably misphrased.

            • the_original_shortright says:

              *ignoring comment that made no sense above DWN and answering festers comment*
              i don’t know if they’ve got a cadaver jaw on her right now or if they’re just trying to piece things together. i know in other cases they’ve recreated jaws with metal framework in order to start building skin and muscle around it until they found an appropriate cadaver jaw. however that would probably lead to all sorts of gross bone infections and blood infections and stuff from the “open” end of the bones that were broken when the jaw was torn off. all in all, the nurse told me that he asked to not be on her case because it was THAT bad. he worked very closely with the CCF face transplant lady from a few months back but wanted nothing to do with this one because of the severity of everything.

            • For a face so f*cked up, no doctor wants to risk it…

              Place your Chimp order now! Operators in Titanium Alloy cages standing by!

            • the_original_shortright says:

              @DWN – that just made me giggle. which is bad because this poor woman is really effed up because she went to help a friend. i feel like a bad person now… (but it’s still funny)

            • @shortright: Welcome to most of my humor. Somethings just get too messed up to where I can’t help but laugh just to comprehend it all.

            • the_original_shortright says:

              @DWN – i fully understand that type of humor. i was sitting here nomming on my lunch and i read it and giggled then thought to myself that it’s a really tragic situation and i shouldn’t be giggling. but then i re-read it and giggled again. i am feeling rather adolescent today though… far too little sleep the last week.

            • @shortright: No worries, I am like that all the time.

            • rhorho says:

              I’ve heard that type of humor called “whistling past the graveyard.” It’s a healthy coping mechanism for things that are too hard to take.

            • At my possible/inevitable execution, I plan to crack jokes. Bad ones. And laugh, a lot. It will be all I have left anyway.

      • Anniee451 says:

        People are mighty stupid and irresponsible to think of owning chimps. They ain’t pets; they are dangerous animals. LINK

        From Cracked: “If that clip reminds you less of Ross’s adorable pet monkey on Friends and more of Stephen Seagal “taking out the trash,” that’s because you watched it. Now imagine what that monkey would do to your goofy, non-banana bringing ass if you tried to make him wear a funny hat and a necktie.

        Oh, here’s something to make that mental image even worse: On four recorded occasions in the last 50 years, chimpanzees have abducted, killed and eaten human babies. That’s human with an H, as in Homo Sapiens, as in a human baby getting wrenched out of its mother’s arms, dragged off into the forest and devoured by a chimp. We are not making this up.”

    • lowly grunt says:

      Yay, Eddie Izzard!

      Actually, it is the bullets that kill people. You need a gun to make them effective, though. Just flinging them at someone doesn’t quite do the job.

  8. Captain Wow says:

    I favorited this a while back, it makes me laugh a lot for some reason.

  9. rhorho says:

    Guns don’t kill people; really, really fast bullets kill people.

  10. pdq says:

    “I firmly believe everyone should have access to guns. People should be able to own as many guns as they like. But I should have all the ammo.”
    “What about Charelton Heston?”
    “I wouldn’t trust him with string.”

  11. mine.nessa says:

    LULZ !!
    wow i havent laughed at a punditLOL in so long i forgot how great it feels :\

  12. Kitty says:

    R.I.P. :]

  13. Micki says:

    Hilarious, and yet all I can think is “THIS LOL IS MISSING A COMMA!”

    • lowly grunt says:

      ,,,,,,,,,

      You are correct, although correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling is optional in a lol.

  14. One Skunk Todd says:

    Unlike other undead abominations, zombie Charlton Heston was still able to use firearms.

  15. Ixam says:

    FAAAIL

    • Anniee451 says:

      Yeah it’s often considered bad form to speak ill of the dead. Or, it used to be. To my knowledge, Heston never killed anyone. Maybe they mistook him for Kennedy.

  16. Ixnay says:

    Not that the picture was bad but honestly, I found the comments were hilarious.

  17. schmoe says:

    Okay, for the last time: Guns don’t kill people, it’s THE BULLETS!

  18. Anniee451 says:

    I guess they’ve been pried from his cold dead hands :( Unless he was buried with one?

    RIP dear Charlton. And damn youse all to hell, youse did it, you crazy sonsab*tches.


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