Don't hear very often about this but wouldn't this be a super simple method?
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Aura
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- Mar 22, 2023
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I would say so. I've seen it happen, but you better be ready to aim and pull that trigger quick while no ones looking. Worst case someone tries to stop you during the attempt. (or your aims off and you end up with a brain injury) If you think you could pull it off quickly and with precision, and also dont care about traumatizing everybody else there with you no reason for it not to work. I would seriously opt for something else though. No need to traumatize a bunch of random people.Similar threads
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