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[Nate North]

Hit the random skip button, and the 1947 movie "witness for the prosecution" came on just now. I think I'll watch it. It's good in case you guys haven't seen it.

 

[Nate North]

Clearly someone fucked up in a really huge way and yes someone is RESPONSIBLE.

When I made my film Christmas Hellfire I ensured that I got brand new pellet guns that had *NEVER* been loaded, and made it a point to *NEVER* load them *EVER* so that there would be no accidents on my set.

I didn't go shoot cans with BB using those guns on the off days, and then just show up to set and get someone shot in the eyes, cause I'm not a goddamn negligment moron. A woman died here. From what I understand idiots were taking guns and shooting real bullets for shits and giggles and then bringing those guns back to set.

It's pure idiocy combined with gross negligence.

Oh, I didn't know about the mingling of live guns with stage guns. Wow, that's extremely stupid. Even then, they mentioned some lady who's only job was to make sure the guns were safe. How do you screw that up. So important, and so easy to get right. I thought this was a western, meaning revolvers, meaning you should be able to actually see the real bullets easily. Correct me if I'm wrong about the western thing.