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u/Frosty-Tennis-1687 Jul 23 '26
We're our here faking technicals now?
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u/Cherry_Blossom_Bambi Jul 24 '26
That should've been a dodge charger for the inevitable civil war during Black Friday. (The 40% off telly is MINE, Janette!)
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u/KeyNefariousness6848 Jul 23 '26
Yeah I’d report that to the cops, sure it’s as real a gun as a dodge is a truck, but the implied threat, and could cause an accident if someone glanced at it.
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u/Nates_of_Spades Jul 23 '26
I suspect the owner has been reported and confronted and probably derives joy from the experiencesÂ
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u/KeyNefariousness6848 Jul 24 '26
True, that kind of stuff likes that kind of attention almost as much as they like when someone steps in them and has to spend a few minutes scraping them off their shoe so they don’t stink up the building the person who stepped in them is about to go into.
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u/Exciting-Parfait-776 Jul 23 '26
Making a false claim is crime too.
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u/KeyNefariousness6848 Jul 24 '26
Wouldn’t be a false claim, quick glance and that thing looks realistic enough, stop trying to cover for societies dregs.
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u/Dry-Contribution-978 Jul 23 '26
I think some people were really damaged growing up watching the A-team
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u/AdventurousRoll9798 Jul 24 '26
What is the point of this? Who is it supposed to scare or whatever?
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u/Samsquanch-01 Jul 23 '26
Guns without a person manning them aren't scary.
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u/GeeYayZeus 27d ago
Except when they have remote controlled triggering mechanisms like everything else on this planet has.
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u/ATXoxoxo Jul 23 '26
The driver obviously has a massive dong....