Do guns wear out? Do they end up in landfill? You always hear about guns being sold, but never about what happens to them at the end of their useful life.
Do guns wear out? Do they end up in landfill? You always hear about guns being sold, but never about what happens to them at the end of their useful life.
Sounds boring.
More fun: pop it in the bag of someone who’s about to go to the airport. Maybe smear some ketchup on it.
Ketchup won’t work, the color and texture are off. I bet if you ask nicely you can get some from your nearest meat shop if you tell them you want to make blood sausage. You’ll have to let the blood warm up before it’ll clot and dry on there though.
In Finland you can buy bottled cow blood on supermarkets
Corn syrup with red food coloring.
Or if your filming in black and white, hershey’s syrup.
This comment right here, officer
Years ago a co-worker/friend thought it funny to make a thin metal outline of a gun and place this metal in a book of another co-worker headed to the airport, friends like this who needs enemies?
What if you made one of those art piece style things that cast a specific shadow from one direction but look like a pile of stuff when looked directly.