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Edited by Nea:
4/22/2019 2:49:46 PM
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Student threatens a school with the Ace of Spades
Edit: it’s really lads, and here’s the link https://coveringfortbend.com/2019/04/09/harmony-school-student-arrested-for-alleged-terroristic-threat/
Honestly, the kid who ratted on him is kind of a dumbass for thinking this is a real gun considering how cartoonish this gun is. Like oh dear he’s gonna pop off with a 6 shot revolver. You’d think he’d realize it’s a joke
Edit 2: Some of you people say things without knowing teenage culture. Like kids literally bond over wanting to die and knowing we’re probably all going to in a few years. Saying “Don’t come to school” literally means nothing most people. Yes there are exceptions, but you’d think a friend would understand.
Remember, nobody likes a narc.
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1 ReplyEdited by DJ Prof K: 4/21/2019 10:46:41 AMall these people saying that they would realize it was a joke, and the kid was dumb for reporting it... stahp. A gun is a gun, and to the uninformed, if it looks like a gun, it's a gun. There has been much more egregious cases where a kid has brought a squirtgun to school and gotten in huge trouble. It looks like a 3d printed gun (which it is, if you read the article) and 3d printed guns are real things. there are fully functional guns that look more cartoony then this. If you don't believe me, all you literally have to do is type in "3d printed guns" and you'll see how ridiculously unthreatening they look. So yeah, shame on this kid for making this joke. Firstly, joking about killing people isn't even funny, and secondly, shame on him for how stupid he was. edit: literally searching up "3d printed guns" pulled this up, where the article literally has thunderlord as the image they use for talking about 3d printed gun safety and stuff.. /facepalm https://3dprintmanual.com/3d-printed-gun/
