Revolver

Get some ptfe tape and wrap the threads in that, instant thread seal.

Sums it up, lol.

Special rules apply to hans rey and his bike.

Haha, number 5 got stuck, and he said, 'This aint good!' and then he blew up and I died too. This is great!

Bonus points for it actually being you.

Yeah, 2 revolvers.

Naah, I'd take the revolver. Let's face it, it's not very straightforward to actually use a gun on someone, it's not something you're likely to get away with, so with that in mind, you're only buying it to look badass, and what's more badass than a revolver?

How much is... a colt python 6"? Hahaha. I was going to buy an airsoft one of those once, and then I changed my mind. @Dann2707 it depends on how far away it is. If it's close enough to shoot with a pistol, it's close enough to shoot with a rifle without a spotter.

Wouldn't a rifle be more use? Rifles are more accurate, easier to fire straight...

Ha! that's pretty cool, I'd've thought there wouldn't really be any gun shops, seeing as how expensive they seem, and how regulated they are.

Yeah, that'd make sense. Else it'd snap your wrist. How do you know all this?

If .50 is the same as 50 cal... That means the desert eagle pistol is 50 cal, which is ridiculous. Imagine the recoil!

Part reviews would be good, so from that perspective, new product features might be worthwhile, it's sometimes slow for a product to gain popularity because no-one wants to be the first to try it. Haha! A bit like the because 24" frames.

Is 50 cal the same as .50?

It was a coupon specifically for this game. YEAAAH, now to eat pizza. And then play the game.

Oooh, I might go and buy it now. I've got a coupon for money off from sainsbury's And discount, and nectar points = cheap game.

And grippier shoes. Also, shindigs will always happen, so man up about them.

Unlike nitromors, which actually works quickly.

f**king brakeless...

He does now

Pro tip: flex a chain side to side with the a stiff link in the middle to fix this.

You forgot 'put the crown race on the forks'. It goes - Put the headset cups in the frame, any logos will be the right way up, so use this to tell which is the top and bottom cup. Use a press if you've got one or smack it in with a hammer and wood, carefully. Put the race on the forks, that's the silver ring that's flat on one side and sloped on the other. It's usually quite wide, and it fits into the bottom headset cup. You can use a hammer (and screw driver) to put this on, it can be hard work, make sure it's on all the way and it's flat. Put the bottom bearings in the bottom cup, and put this onto the forks. If the bearings aren't a tight fit, because they're unsealed bearings, you might want to do this part with the bike upside down. Then put the top set of bearings in. Definitely want your bike the right way up for this bit. Next is the split ring. Not to be confused with the crown race, it's quite a thin ring whereas the race is wide. Some headsets don't have a split one. Push this in firmly. Next, the top ring of the headset, it's probably the last part to go on, it's normally got logos on it and is the same colour as the cups. Then, any spacers you want, then your stem, then the top cap which is the one with the bolt-size hole in the middle. Tighten the bolt up so there's no play in the forks, then do up your stem. There you go, headset installation for dummies, and I'm neither a bike mechanic or an english teacher.

Apple stuff IS pretty nuts. They manage to squeeze a whole, pretty good computer into a monitor.

Except for, don't bother with what other people say and find out for yourself what you think are the best pads.

Don't wear gloves? I don't.