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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Swiss Mini Gun Is Tiny

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The SwissMiniGun is the world's smallest functional revolver. It's only 2.16 inches long, making it slightly larger than my gun, and shoots bullets that are only 0.35 inches. What better way to acclimate your infant to beautiful weaponry than this little thing? I mean, it's not like it could kill anybody. It's far too cute for that. It would be fun to substitute this puppy in your next game of Clue though. It was Colonel Mustard in the library with the "What bitch!" *pop pop*
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