FC78 – Chewing Invisible Meat
28 Jan
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Hello, and welcome to FlashCast 78.
Prepare yourself for: Mini Kiss, respecting the ’70s, human library books, peanut butter gore, Frankenberries, and Mulligan Smith.
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Huge thanks to:
- Jeff Lynch (Twitter – Facebook – Bothersomethings.com), for his Spot of Bother
- Gibralter (Twitter – Tumblr) for his Horrible History
- Scott Roche (scottroche.com – Twitter) for his podcast review of Other People’s Heroes
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Pulp-ular Press:
- Mini KISS lip syncing scandal
- Human Library Books
- Destroyed ending to the film version of The Shining
- Stephen King releases gun control essay
- Doc Blue mentioned the all-female Defenders.
- FP307 – Mulligan Smith in The Patient, Part 1 of 1
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Mailbag:
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Backroom Plots:
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Also, many thanks, as always, Retro Jim, of RelicRadio.com for hosting FlashPulp.com and the wiki!
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I’m thinking more about saving back & going ahead to get a 3d printer. They can be used to produce guns & some models are as low as $300.00
I don’t like the whole thing of not being able to “will” or sell a gun later on. I just foresee this creating more of a black market gun trade being more mainstream.
Odd; I received my rifles/shotguns from my dad when he passed, I did have to re-register them under my name though.
Given the nature of family heirlooms, I find it hard to believe there isn’t/there won’t be some mechanism for passing on weapons.