Open-Carry Disney Princess Music Video

[230RN]

Ben, it seems kind of nonsensical to go this deep in "grading" that video, but I liked it ("B+") and others seemed to have some kind of grudge about it and aren't looking at it for what it is.

As I often say when irreconcilable differences like this arise, "So be it and so long." I've got other gardens to tend to.

[Perd Hapley]

I already graded it "B+" against the other Youtubes I've seen.

How would you grade it, A through F?

With the sound off, I give it an A-. With sound on, a C.

[230RN]

With the sound off, I give it an A-. With sound on, a C.

rofl

I guess the "-" on the sound off A is because you were worried about her tripping on her dress.  And your A and C kind of averages out to my B anyway.

So be it and so long.

Terry, 230RN

[BlueStarLizzard]

I *expletive deleted*ing hate that *wow such a strong word to use, check your anger at the door*.

I was one of the ones who verbally bitch slapped her when she first appeared on The Firing Line.

I think it was Yeager who adopted her and turned her into his own personal blond bimbo gun bunny.

She's the one who made that stupid bib.

[MillCreek]

I thought it was hilarious, and where can I find a pair of sparkly earmuffs?

[Angel Eyes]

I think it was Yeager who adopted her and turned her into his own personal blond bimbo gun bunny.

She's the one who made that stupid bib.

Okay, I'm curious.  What stupid bib?

[BlueStarLizzard]

Okay, I'm curious.  What stupid bib?

A cleavage protection bib to allow women to wear low cut shirts while shooting.

Because, you know, showing up at the range in a low cut top is much more important for a woman than dressing appropriately and actually focusing on shooting.

You see, woman shooters need to be sexy and to be infantilized because FUNNY.

[WLJ]

A cleavage protection bib to allow women to wear low cut shirts while shooting.

Because, you know, showing up at the range in a low cut top is much more important for a woman than dressing appropriately and actually focusing on shooting.

Yep, nothing like watching a woman do the hot casing down the cleavage dance. For some reason many are insulted by an offer to go after it. That's gratitude for you.

[T.O.M.]

A cleavage protection bib to allow women to wear low cut shirts while shooting.

Because, you know, showing up at the range in a low cut top is much more important for a woman than dressing appropriately and actually focusing on shooting.

You see, woman shooters need to be sexy and to be infantilized because FUNNY.

You know, BSL, it isn't good to hold in your feelings.  You should learn to let it out.  Really.   

I thought at one point she did end up with brass going down the top.  Not that I was looking down the top.  I swear.   

[RoadKingLarry]

My wife has a barely noticeable, matching  pair of scars from .22 LR brass from a  Ruger MKII.
I warned her but she didn't listen.

[BlueStarLizzard]

You know, BSL, it isn't good to hold in your feelings.  You should learn to let it out.  Really.  

I thought at one point she did end up with brass going down the top.  Not that I was looking down the top.  I swear.  

Her Glock was throwing brass straight back at her. I'll bet money she's a limp wrist and gets jammed on the regular.

She's to stupid to get a different gun since she hangs out with the Glock 19 is all you need crowd.

[230RN]

Maybe they were fake.  No worries.

[230RN]

I thought it was hilarious, and where can I find a pair of sparkly earmuffs?

Heh. I spotted a clerk in King Soopers with a sparkly face mask like that.  She said they were selling them in the drug store section.  I was going to get two of them for my two angel-ladies but couldn't find them.

             

I thought it was hilarious too but I guess some sourpusses only know how to find fault.

Terry, 230RN  

[230RN]

My wife has a barely noticeable, matching  pair of scars from .22 LR brass from a  Ruger MKII.
I warned her but she didn't listen.

Two cases?

First high power match.  It took only one .30 case out of the next guy's Garand to go down the back of my shooting jacket to learn why so many of the competitors were wearing wide-brimmed campaign hats and the like.  I thought it was just a style statement.  

I bet you didn't realize how most of the shooting positions open up your clothes by the back of your neck.

Terry

[MechAg94]

I got a hot casing behind my shooting glasses once.  Burned my eyelid.  I don't think it scarred, but I wouldn't care much.  At indoor ranges, the casings bounce all over the place. 

[MechAg94]

I never chalked her up as stupid so much as just "not my generation".  Her manner of speaking does not fit me much, but if a different audience gets a little bit of shooting/gun rights information, so much the better.  Takes all kinds.  I give her some respect that she has gotten a good bit of training since starting her channel. 

[cordex]

Two cases?

I'm guessing a single piece fell between her breasts leaving one scar on either side

[230RN]

^ I don't know.  Good point, but "matching pair of scars" seems to imply two cases to me.  Maybe not.  No big deal one way or t'other.

And it gave me an excuse to recount my experience with .30-06 brass down my back.  Also to point out that semiautos do not give the case a chance to give up some of its heat to the chamber, so it comes out hot.

[RoadKingLarry]

I'm guessing a single piece fell between her breasts leaving one scar on either side

Exactly right. The Mrs. is how they say "well endowed". One piece of brass right in the ole decolletage.