Onomatopoeic name, based on the sound when shot or when they hit a target.
Onomatopoeic name, based on the sound when shot or when they hit a target.
Red Dawn.What was the first film to be released in the USA with a PG-13 rating? (1984).
Hint: A remake of this film was released in 2012.
Dumdum is a place in India, where the British Army was stationed, and where they manufactured expanding bullets.
Helen Hutchison of W5 fameWho was first female broadcaster on Hockey Night in Canada?
Dumdum is a place in India, where the British Army was stationed, and where they manufactured expanding bullets.
Tieing rope around each limb, dropping him into the water at the bow of the ship and then the sea mates would have teams on either sides of the deck, starboard and aft to secure the taughtness of the rope while the subject was held under water against the bottom keel of the vessel.
Tieing rope around each limb, dropping him into the water at the bow of the ship and then the sea mates would have teams on either sides of the deck, starboard and aft to secure the taughtness of the rope while the subject was held under water against the bottom keel of the vessel.
They tried. LOL
Gee, Petz. Did they do that to you often when you were a squirt?
I just watched The Shawshank Redemption on TV. The scene with the snub nosed pistol was actually when the warden was loading his pistol, just before his suicide. You're right that they don't match, but in the movie they weren't intended to match.
They don't explode on impact, they expand rapidly inside the body causing maximum damage and stay within the body cavity instead of passing through it.
The celebration of a goal after it has been scored by Dave "Tiger" Williams.What is "The Swift Current Shuffle"?
Correctamundo, this was his early career goal celebration, he later did the "Stick Riding" the length of the ice.The celebration of a goal after it has been scored by Dave "Tiger" Williams.
Every current reigning European monarch is descended from him.What is the claim to fame of John William Friso, Prince of Orange, (1687-1711)?
Correct!Every current reigning European monarch is descended from him.