bb guns
I'm serious. The Daisey spring type are ok for the youngest.
.177 caliber air rifles are great for learning marksmanship
the high quality expensive .177 pellet guns are even useful for hunting small game.
the best thing about giving a kid a bb gun is that it teaches gun safety and alerts adults if a child has a problem.
>Healthy my ass.
I don't know exactly how healthy your ass is but if your body is like your mind I'll wager a fair amount it's not good.
First off dear chem-trail slide anon, can you explain the atmospheric conditions under which your breath is visible? Is it just temperature? Or is more involved?
So what makes you certain you know a con-trail from a 'chem-trail' ??
Secondly just exactly what 'unhealthy' compound or chemical do you suppose is being distributed? Where in the fuel supply chain for the airlines is it being inserted? Or is it loaded into tanks and actually sprayed? In which case again what is being sprayed and where is the supply chain and where is it loaded onto the aircraft?
Remember this needs to be well sauced.
>mfw troll score 1/10 got me to reply
yes and they also had several barrels of Watney's Red Barrel Ale along.
Napoleon had an entire regiment of air-riflers
>Not going to spar with you.
I won't insult your intelligence by assuming you actually believe what you just posted.
You don't have a leg to stand on with your claim so you present no evidence. You couldn't explain the atmospheric conditions necessary for microscopic nucleation of water droplets if your life depended on it.
A picture of a cloudy evening with a contrail isn't proof of anyone trying to poison you and you know it.
Your lack of actual refutation of my point was all the proof anyone needs to know just what your agenda is.
besides your post is projection at it's finest. How much do they pay you to do this?
>Stop the Bleed
it's called a tourniquet
learn it
seriously old school, but effective if used properly!
>everybody knows that contrails dissipate in a short period of time…alway have, always will, regardless
and what is the time limit?
do some disappear almost instantly?
do some linger for longer?
at what point is it lingering too long? and thus as you say indicates chemical additives.
I've been watching the sky for over half a century anon, and there have been contrails from jets the whole time. I have seen nothing new as far as how long some linger and how quickly others disappear.
If you have some hard data please share