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Onion Nuggetz 7/12/24 (Patreon)

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2024-07-12 19:00:06
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Onion Nuggetz 7/12/24

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ounocat

Everyone who wants the manatee episode is likely already a patron. Why don't you guys just sell it as a special vod type thing? I'm already a patron but I'd pay for it. Or make it a merch tier exclusive thing?

Metapaws

The dance sequence during the Vaush segment was one of my favorite things

Skeptical Jesus

Not often I disagree with the boys here, but I don't think Baldwin was liable. The producer doesn't micromanage every department, if that was the case he wouldn't need to hire an Armorer at all if he was checking everything personally. That's not a reasonable expectation of the producer, they dont do that. What they do is delagate those tasks to each dept. The Armorer in this case came recommended and was an industry standard, he had a reasonable expectation they were competent and doing the job correctly. I'm not sure where ya'll got the notion actors don't point guns or pull triggers on set, they most certainly do. As ppl pointed out, Brandon Lee would be alive if that was the case. I've never been on a Hollywood or Union set, but me and my brother did do some professional film work and actors do point the firearm at the other actor (when the scene calls for it) AND pull the trigger... the trigger pulling isn't added in post lol As for checking the gun first and other safety precautions; those are part of the Safety Bulletins the union created after "The Crow Incident" but they are not legally binding. They are simply safety standard *suggestions*. So although it would have been better if Baldwin double checked the gun, as an actor nor producer was he obligated to do so legally. The expectation is that it's not a "hot gun" when handed to the actor.

Hatemonger
>>143857894

STFU. If somebody hands you a firearm, it is ALWAYS your responsibility to clear it yourself NO MATTER WHAT. I don't care about non-legally binding union safety bulletins. I don't even care if you saw them clear it first. You still always clear it yourself. Also, you NEVER EVER point a firearm at anything you do not intend to destroy, NEVER MIND pulling the fucking trigger at another human being as a god damn "joke". This POS in particular had plenty of experience handling firearms and still broke every rule in the book. I genuinely hope he is haunted daily for the rest of his life by the fact that he straight up murdered another human being in cold blood. Rich people can and do get away with anything, including murder, simple as that. The world is fucked and people such as yourself care more about legal jargon than common sense.