420
In celebration of 420 coming up (4/20) I thought this was apropos 
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Thanks! Peace out 
No 2
No1
My grandfather was a cop so number 1
theroy number 2 is correct and its in my name!
Some Sections of the Indian Penal Code [IPC] have become popular culture references, such as Section 420 of the IPC. Confidence tricksters in India and Pakistan, where the penal code apply are called 420, after this section.
There was a popular box office hit Hindi movie by the name ‘Shri 420′. [Shri is Mr in Hindi and all other Indian languages].
Known 420 Myths
Police dispatch code for smoking pot is 420.
The number 420 is not police radio code for anything, anywhere. Checks of criminal codes suggest that the origin is neither Californian nor federal. For instance, California Penal Code 420 defines as a misdemeanor the hindrance of use of public lands.
There are approximately 420 active chemicals in marijuana.
Actually, there are approximately 315 active chemicals in marijuana. This number goes up and down depending on which plant is used.
April 20th is National Pot Smokers Day.
; but that wasn’t the origin.
Well, it is now
April 20th is Hitler’s birthday.
Yes, it is his birthday. But, as 420 started out as a time, not a date, his birthday had nothing to do with it.
The date of the Columbine school shootings.
This happened after the term was already in use.
4:20 is tea time for pot-smokers in Holland.
Tea time in Holland is at 5:30 pm, or is it 2:30 pm? Seems no one is quite sure when the wonderful people of Holland drink their tea.
Typically, answer #2 is believed to be the “true” answer.
In response to tenkasian’s brilliant answer I offer my response: http://hightimes.com/entertainment/ht_admin/1326
David
im from holland mate and we all drink beer like man ,women here drink tea often lol
and we dont have a special time to drink i guess .
you go drink when you feel like it
and during work most people drink coffee or a soda
i think english people are more fund of tea since most of the tea here in holland
comes from england.
Hi Marina - Greetinmgs from a fellow podcaster! Love to hear the definition of the word “geek” or “nerd” please, for the listeners of our tech podcast
Marina I would like to request the word Hacker
Hi Marina -
Word origins that might be interesting - let me request the words “atheist” and “agnostic.”
Also, there are a couple of really cool word-related sites out there I’m not sure if you know about. Sort of just novelties like this Modern English to Old English translator: http://wandership.ca/projects/eow/ and an Old English Dictionary: http://home.comcast.net/~modean52/oeme_dictionarie s.htm
It’s amazing how language has changed - the oldest known English literary work is Beowulf - and if you check it out in its original Old English it is no closer to English than most other languages with no connection to English. http://faculty.virginia.edu/OldEnglish/Beowulf.Rea dings/Prologue.html
Anyway, just some ruminations from your loyal student, Prospero.
Living in northern ca and having a sister who worked for the Grateful Dead, in san rafael, ca I know the answer is 2. San Rafael High School students got out of school and went 420
Stephen Marley was born on April 20th and was always under the influence of ganja!
Ok,
привет kak gizn de nuevo.
i posted my request on another video. but here it goeas agaein:
Churrocabronchingoneando (or Churrocabronchingoneando in english)
неплохо а у тебя?
兄
Fe de Erratas:
Should read Churrocabronchingoneaning 4 english.
::
420 is the Police dispatch code for Pot Smoking in Progress in Public in San Fancisco Made famous by The Greatful Dead from the time they lived there.
Happy 420 Day
My name was “apropos” of 420…?
How clever…
Just dawned on me.
Oh it figures! I am teachers pet the day I play hookey! Wow, thanks! What fun.
That was so funny to see out of nowhere… 
Made my day, thanks.
Word Request - kinda… Riddle Request - can you investigate this popular riddle named “The World’s Hardest Riddle”? I know you can do it.
“I turn polar bears white
And I will make you cry.
I make guys have to pee
And girls comb their hair.
I make celebrities look stupid
And normal people look like celebrities.
I turn pancakes brown
And make your champane bubble.
If you sqeeze me, I’ll pop.
If you look at me, you’ll pop.
Can you guess the riddle?”
97% of Harvard graduates can not figure this riddle out,
But 84% of kindergarten students were able to figure this out,
In 6 minutes or less.
Marina:
Why is the answer to this video on youtube for over 4 hours and yet not on your site? The answer to your eponym question is Pasteurization.
Bill
Not so much a word request as a request to publicize this altruistic site:
http://freerice.com/index.php
Might incentivize some solipsists to optimize their capacious craniums for utilitarian ends…now that would be a shift in their Weltenschauung!
Where does the word
EMO
originate?
i hear it alot and it sounds like people use it the wrong way.
Ok. first word is ADORABLE, like you
Second word… ok, CENTIMITER, but my confusion is: a Kilometer is 1000 meters, a Centimeter should be 100 meters, no? can you investigate?
take care
Rei
Please upload 420 answer (and any others, if applicable) to iTunes ASAP
SInce the pope was in the US this week,
I’d like to request a couple of religious words.
Pope
Hallelujah
Bible
Mother’s day is coming soon and I’ve thought up a good lesson to do for it.
I’ll save it till then
Thanks!
Thanks!
If you would be so kind, could you explain the origin of the world “Darling”?
As in: “Boris darling, we must catch up with moose and squirrel.”
It would also be hot if you’d say that.
love,
mike
Homework Assignment:
Louis Pasteur: a scientist, formulated the idea of pasterization. To sterilize a liquid through heating. Commonly used with milk to prolong the life and to disinfect. Pasteur hence pasterization.
- Suleiman
What does the last name Aiken mean?
OK, I have a request for a NUMBER not word. It is “360″. I know that it has something to do with the Almighty Latin Kings gang but what does it mean???
I have a word request. I am learning swing dancing. Could you tell me the origin of the word Lindy Hop.
Hi Marina
well it could be none of the above 4 answers if your being tricky.
However it is the first day of passover.
And Adolph Hitler for extra credit.
also another word request…..portmanteau….Thanks
I would like to know the origin of the word polar and how it relates to a persons pulse.
i wauld like to request the word dactyloscopy
My word request is somewhat unorthodox. It is similar to the video you made on the word “irregardless.”
I’d like to request you make a video explaining the phrase “couldn’t care less” and why it is grammatically incorrect to say “I could care less.” This is a commonly misused phrase, so I believe it would make for an interesting video.
Thank you.
So I asked a freind of mine whos over for a few months, Ollie (from the states, CA) - and he tells me 420 is a National Pot Day……….
Even tho I understand,, & somewhat veried in opinion (Thai = Hassip Hassip ( 50/50)) smoking copius amounts of herb creates some of the best things in life, just take a look at history…..so many headonistic staures make for everything beautiful and beyound. True, lazyness apparenty, makes nonscence and dullness, but, can be, kinda funny, if permitted!!!! Weird in other dimentions. Unusual but household! But nothing, would be as cool as we know it, Jim, without the daydreaming slaksydazial dope heads. So heres to dope and all those who lose their sweet little minds, dreaming, when the wind crys Mary….just a play for today with short tem effect, But, dope really does screw you up… no it does, so all things concidered, all in moderation…. You know you gotta get a life! Dancing the Kaos
420 BC- Wow, so many articles about that time, fasinating reading…What a year!!!!.Love to know which one relates….scratching another bald patch, try to figure this one out….guessing its something to do with a Greek dude who got thrown out, ostrascized……further reading pending…….
yummy…….
Looking amazingly superemo Minzy…..rocking more, better than ever…Girl,you’re my angel, my darling angel……..making my heart sing, mind candy sublime…….Just gotta tell the nation my appreciation……….say it, its all good people!
Peace, love & knowledge
HFW143always
Hi,
I would like to know where vulgarity originates. Not just the word vulgarity (or the F word as most have learned about that one) but rather where all profanity and vulgarity originates such as, with all due respect, words such as, shit, dammit, piss, cunt, etc… I have always wondered and am really interested in profanity’s origin. I like your shows and even if you where conservatively dressed, I would take a strong interest in your topics. Thank you very much.
i want to request the origin for the numbers 666.
Once upon a time:
A group calling themselves the “Waldos” would meet at 4:20 out in front of San Rafael High School, at the statue of Louis Pasteur.
These “kids” started doing this in the early 1970’s. Most of the surviving members of the “Waldos” are 50 or older now.
Yes, Hitler was born on 4/20, but what the heck does HE have to do with pot?
New word request……………lol………….empathy
Most excellent!!! Numbers can be kewl toooooooooooooooooo
Hey Marina! This is sort of a response to the hotdog video. I’m posting it here so you will see it.
Why do they call it a “Ham”burger. That question has been in my head for years and I would love for you to investigate it.
Thank You
-Adam
thanks for uploading the BBQ answer Marina.
By the way, it’s theory number 2. And both Adolf Hitler and Carmen Electra were born on that day.
Hey Marina, I’ve been a fan of yours for about a year, and this is my first ever request, but I’ve always wondered the origin of a couple of words.
1. Soccer (Why not football? Why did we switch it?)
2. Weather
3. Cellular
4. Avalanche
That’s in order of how much I care, by the way. Keep making videos! You rock!
A couple friends and I placed a bet.
Help?
Does the word
S.H.I.T.
come from bags of fertilizer labeled
Ship High In Transport
back in the Columbus days, so that the methane gases wouldn’t blow up upon lighting a lantern in the ships storage area?
Also is Fornication Under Consent of King the way we got the F word?
Last but not least,
When did we go from having 10 months to having 12 months?
Who decided add July for Julius Caesar
Or August for Augustus the Great
making
Sept from 7th to the 9th mo
Oct from 8th to the 10th mo
Nov from 9th to the 11th mo
Dec from 10th to the 12th mo
Thanks
Stroker@stroker.net
S.H.I.T. (Ship High In Transit) unfortunately is a myth.
Its a very good story and sound very plausible. For fun, I tell this story in class just to let the student down at the end. 
Im just evil hu?
Hola desde Espana!
Hi Marina,,,
Can you tell me,, the origion and difference of the words
Pirate and Buccaneer?
We enjoy your show and we watch often. Thank you for the work.
Saludos
costahombre,
As a rule, the buccaneers called themselves privateers, and many sailed under the protection of a letter of marque granted by British or French authorities. Pirates for short. I’ll let Marnia investigate the origins of words if she chooses to.
I wanted to add a short true story about a former privateer:
Captain John Kendrick who commandeered the Tall ship Lady Washington from Robert Gray. In 1790 she became the first American ship to go to Japan on a trading mission, Kendrick pretended to be seeking refuge from a storm in order to land. A year later on Queen Charlotte Island, some natives stole items off the ship and Kendrick took their chiefs captive until they were returned. The natives were enraged by this and later when the Captain was drunk they came aboard and attacked, not a smart move when dealing with a drunk former privateer. He opened fire and killed fifty of them. He had some excuse, as natives earlier had attacked a shore party and killed his son.
That same year he set off for Hawaii, and then again in 1794. By that time the Lady Washington had become so famous that several British vessels in Honolulu Harbor decided upon a gun salute only they forgot they had loaded it with grapeshot which whammed into the Lady killing Captain Kendrick and several officers.
As a lifetime crew member of the Tall Ship Lady Washington, when it comes to government bureaucracy, all I have to say is “Kendrick was right!”
4 theories? that’s new. I still say #4
Hello dear Marina-HfW
First of all i’d like to say thank u for all those lessons which make me expand my knowledge and secondly i’d like to ask why we have 2 words for the same think and these 2 words are “Turtle” and “Tortoise”,which is the origin of these words??? And “popinjay” is goooooooooood
Sounds really stylish,glamourous and so on….(sorry for some bad points at my english)
Hello, Marina. I just discovered HotForWords a few days ago and have been enjoyed each episode very much! Keep up the good work.
I’d also like to request an episode on the word “buzz.” How did it get from its onomatopoeic meaning to become informally associated with a “rumor?” For example, “The buzz around town…” Thanks!
Excuse me. Grammar Nazi here correcting my own comment.
“…have enjoyed each episode…”
Sorry about that.
Flex
4-20, April 20, is Adolph Hitler’s Birthday. Incidentally the day of the Columbine School Massacre, on 4/20, would have been Hitler’s 100th birthday.
Dear HotForWords,
I wonder what is the origin of the word “jackass”. Why “ass of Jack” means “idiot”? In my country there is a word “osioł”, which is translated in english to words “jackass” or “donkey”. But in my country this words has not inside words “Jack” and “ass”.
Thank you for investigation.
And… Извините за мой английский.
i say its option 2 :kids puff at 4:20pm
and for the “why is 420 famous for?” because some famous people like jimi hendrix died at april 20 (also know as 4-20 in numerical date form)
just a thought….
How about the word “Dick”. Short for the name Richard which makes no sense. Slang for Private detective. Slang for someone who is being a jerk or slang for male member.
My dear hotforwords Marina,
The answer to your quiz 420 is #2. A group of kids would meet @4:20 after school to smoke pot.
Your trusty hotforyou student
Happy holiday’s everyone. hahaaaaaaa. Pass around the blunt niggaz.
Most excellent! How about the origin of the word “poppycock”?
I would like you to explan this word “DANDY” becouse I couldn`t find it in the English (british) Wordpower.
Cheers,
“ilunga” if you can translate and give me the origin of this word then you truly are the goddess of all words. i believe that you will have your hands full as it is the toughest word in the world…………hint hint..can you do it? will you succeed????? please dont let us down were counting on you!!!!!
Mark 4:20
Others, like seed sown on good soil, hear the word, accept it, and produce a crop thirty, sixty or even a hundred times what was sown?
Continue to sew the good words Dear Teacher and your return will multiply thirty, sixth and a hundred times again. Oh yes and clicking the digg it button helps. :p
It’s #2.
Numbers are like statistics and people. They are easily manipulated.
it is number One I guess the Police Code
Hi Marina,
Keep up the good work!
Id like to know where and how the saying:
“Heard it through the grapevine”
Came from.
Thanks
BobK101
Hi Marina Teacher,
You are gorgeous!!!
I got 2 words to ask you.
Gaia and Flop.
I would like to know about ticklish feet
Privyet, Marina! I don’t have a specific word request but would like your commentary on the structure of the English language. I took Russian for a few semesters in college, and was impressed at how logical and consistent are the sounds and word structures. As one whose native language is NOT English (and now is an expert on linguistics), could you please offer your own impressions and assessment of the English language? I can’t help but feel embarassed and sympathetic for those who come to America and have to struggle with our highly chaotic and dysfuntional tongue. Spasiba!
Tell me about it! I was born here and I can’t understand it.
As if French were much easier !
I had a chance to learn Russian from the US Navy for free. I turned down the offer. Now I wish I had taken the class. I guess it was that stupid cold war training. I have a lovely friend in Athens, Greece promises to teach me Greek. I’ll let you know how it all goes.
420 comes from 4:20, so kid after school theory is my answer!
Can you describe the expression Easter Egg.
Thanks
You should look up the ninja. Its a common word but many people dont know the origen or the meaning behind the word ninja.
Say Marina, would you be able to tell me the origin of the word “funk”?
Very interesting concept.. it was also used by Jerry Garcia as the official time to get high everyday.. shes sexy and intelligent.. winning combination
420 is Hitler’s B-day, The anniversary of the Columbine Massacre, I’m not quite sure, but 420 may be a prescription code for medical marijuana.
i wanna now were pussy came from why is it bad 2 call a woman pussy when we RRRRRRRRRRR man why 2 we have 2 stand up for RRR selves or whatever luv utube Marina seeya.Why they get so mad!IOt’s a word!
I like the idea of the third one. So I want it to be that one. Just a couple of words too. Why is abbreviation such a long word? Why does monosyllabic have five syllables?
why is a machine gun called a “machine” gun? why can’t it be called fully-automatic or even gatiling gun, as it was once (and yes, i am a republican, caught in a liberal left-leaning school, (taking a class called russia since 1917, no less) HELP).
HI, 5.OPINION
420 IS THE ONLY NUMBER ,WITH GEOMETRICAL WITHER,WITHOUT, GEOMETRICAL INCREASING.
THE 531 HAVE 135. THE 642 HAVE 246. THE 420 HAVE 24…SO IS NOT THE SAME….
AT YOUR SERVICE…
NISI
Hi Marina:
I don’t know much about marajuana, but it might be interesting to know where “cat’s out of the bag” came from as-well-as what, exactly, it means.
nvslurker, I actually had the cat of 9 tails (a full 9 knotted lashes, 3 knots each I might add) drawn out of the bag on me several times. I never had the cat scratch my back. A sail call would always interrupt the punishment. Thank gawd I didn’t get to meet the three sisters! But I don’t want the cat to get out of the bag just yet unless Marina doesn’t want to do a video on this. I really don’t want to steal her wind I just might have the devil to pay.
I have in my mind a great two person skit that could demonstrate all of this.
Well I better get to bed now. I have the first dog watch.
~~__/)__~~
Word Request: Decapitate.
can you please do the word,
bullseye
i really want to know why the middle of the target is called a bullseye?
Hello, Hotforwords, a word i would like to request would be “dream”.
Spanish, Sleep is dormir and think is pensar, spanish coming from latin i would figure its origin would be near enough to help me find it. I also tried pseudo for false but that could only link me to thought ( in a sense to me thought would have no ground in reality).
I would appreciate your help to ease my mind and for inspiration, keep on educating because you’re doing a excellent.
I Want to Know the origin of the word shotgun in reference to the passenger side seat in a car.
I would still love to hear the background for “cool beans.” Thanks!
Word Request: Would you please do the origin of the word burp or belch. I have always wanted to know where they came from.
Privetik dorogaya!
S.Komsomolskim privetem. ( A shutka.. I know you are too young for Komsomol).
I would like to know the origin of the expression “over the hill” pojaulista.
Spasibo for your consideration.
Net, snegorochka, I , personally, am NOT “over the hill.”
I enjoy your lessons, and not just because I have bolshoiya glaza for Russkie dievushkie.
Poka, Bob
PS, my friends sometimes call me “Bob Grozny,” but don’t be too afraid. Pravda, I am not as grozny as Ivan. Even my barabashka isn’t too afraid.
Hi Marina
Well it looks like I am in hotwater now. I never expected Mr, Dhands to rat me out that way . Gee, i’ll never pass this class now. Oh well Have another word request….. could we have the etymology of the words ….gameplay… and …answer….
Many crimes occur in the late afternoon, around 4:20pm. This is ’cause it is after reform school lets out, and lolifes go out on the street, get high or start burglarizing or jacking to get money to get high. There are other unsafe times of the day, such as for violent crime…one fairly safe time however is 4:20am, ’cause everyone has already gone to the emergency room by then or has crashed on their friend’s floor or front yard. It is also a time when I post to the internet, looking for a moment of free time for myself–work too hard!
Does anyone know the peek hour of the day for being killed: when one should stay home?
Numbers are nice! More open ended than words.
well its evil, wicked, mean and nasty dont step on the grass sam…ur so full of bull artlover. people who smoke weed r too lazy to do any of those things u just described lol and on the contrary 420 is a day of peace and love, so yeah man in the wise wise words of steppenwolf dont be such an ass artlover(8)
ha ha…touche!… i voted for California proposition 19…the first initiative to legalize MJ before you were born…it failed of course but that did not really matter…people will use any drug they want anyway…and yes, mj is one of the better ones out there in the sense it pacifies only, and unlike crack, it does not lead to gang violence…or am I wrong on this?….MJ does make people lazy and appear “peaceful” as you say…however, it also can damage the developing brain, we know now, so it is really not good for kids or teens, or anyone for that matter, only its not as bad as crack or distilled poisons….You don’t need to be lazy to be genuinely peaceful and loving…i would never use it or any mind-f drug again…also: i am not mean…if you want to understand meanness on the net, just look at the prevalence of name calling here….it is never a good thing to call yourself or other people names, no matter how mild…such as “ass.” I will never call you a name or be mean to you reneelpulpo…
The vast majority of people die in bed - either their own, someone else’s or in hospital - so the most dangerous place to be, irrespective of time, is in bed.
The answer is #3 - code the time of day when students would gather to enjoy a puff.
Word request:
Defenestrate or
Defenestration
great word, nic!
Dear Marina,
What is the etymology of the word maelstrom and pandemonium? I love your videos, and they all remind me– Один язык недостаточно :).
hey marina can you investigate the origin of the word cheesecake
Your word request really caused me to laugh, don’t truly understand why but I really laughed, maybe the word ‘cheesecake’ is just too funny, or in this context to have anyone take seriously. Okay, for the funny factor I 2nd the request for cheesecake! It’s cheesecake
or nothin’.
OMG! It did the same thing to me
You know it was a cheesy request anyways. 
Cheesecake
Now you have gone and done it Bob. I want some of that cheesecake
Great vid. Interesting belly dancers have evolved far in their art today.
My best friends favorite desert is cheesecake.
Bob. great CC vid. Do you have the Green Girl vid from the first Star Trek series?
I wonder if we could get dear teacher to dance of us a bit more? She has a few quick dances in past vids.
Marina,
I would like to know the origin of the word “carouse”.
Спасиьо,
Богдан
How do you say your name, I can’t even write it. M aybe Marina could say it for us sometime eh. Mines to easy. I’m not trying to be offensive, simply curious? Does it sound as cool as it looks?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y63_nfqCXng
BillyB, funny, funny routine. Thankyou for that.
I think that Billy is cool, man. Every one of us should think that our own name is cool, or change it, the heck. My name is pronounced Bogdan, I like it.
My name gets connected with a lot of profanity.
Oh well all is in fun I guess.
the right answer is #2
)
and I believe they were in California if i remember right (big suprise there, huh
oh…and the birthday
is none other than Bob Marley
i would like to know how they came of with SEX or INTERCOURSE
great video live always. But I was wondering, why were the Vietnamese called “Charlie” back in the Vietnam war? That just makes no sense at all to me… but I am sure you know why
Calling them Victor would have been bad for morale.
You get a VC for that remark.
ok good, now tht i got ur attention, cuz me an u both no tht u dont read every1s comments, i would like you to do a clip on this word, you ready? ok
(
Satan 
) AKA my god, well you thts a different story, newayz just do the fucking report so i can get an A on my religion project tht i have to hand in2 my teacher 2 weeks from 2day, so plzz hurry up 
Thank Gawd she doesn’t grade on spelling.
oh shit, u just reminded me, i have a fucking test on spelling tom.!
LOL! Am I the only 1 wiht a splean shecker on my kompeuter? I know I can’t spell with a damn.
A tribute to “futuer” NHL Legend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhdkXXaEjdM&feature =related
Open your drapes just a little to get some vitamin D. Cheers
hello marina first of all I would like to say that you are very sexy. anyway I wanted to know the origin of the word French Fries. Thanks!
markus74, French Fries began as a food that the U.S. soldiers discovered in, can you guess? France. Small-ish strips of potato deep fried. They brought the recipe home, calling them French Fried Potatos, which got shortened to French Fries.
Sorry if I stole some thunder, Marina.
oh, I forgot to mention it is Hitler’s Birthday on 4/20, err well it is the anniversary of it that is…lol
Which is correct :
6 foot long
or
6 feet long
What about when used as I got a 6 foot log 2 by 4
or is it
I got a 6 feet long 2 by 4?
Thanks for your help!
Daryll714
This is a bit more complicated than a simple word request. It’s something that’s been bothering me for a while, and I hope you’ll be able to explain it.
As you probably know, in times gone by there used to be a rather unpleasant punishment called hanging, drawing, and quartering. In modern English, a person upon whom this punishment has been inflicted is said to have been “hung, drawn, and quartered.” This does not make sense, because, since the hanging involves a person rather than, say, some laundry, it should be “hanged, drawn, and quartered”, and indeed this form does appear, but not as frequently. It is true that “hanged” is falling into disuse in ordinary conversation, but it’s still going strong in similar phrases, such as “I’ll be hung.”
Any ideas?
not touchin’ that one, nope sorry
Oh… did I use my outside voice, sorry
Marnia,
You said, “In celebration of 420 coming up…” I was wondering something. Where you planning to celebrate this day? If yes, then how so? Just a curious question from inquiring minds.
Apparently Seattle has one of the largest Hemp Expos in the world.
Is Marina a Seattlite, or are you? I ask ’cause that’s where I’m located.
I shouldn’t say. I don’t her to get mad at me.
I thought Russian for Seattlite was Sputnik.
You crack me up Bob.
btw, In my classes I teach about Sputnik in how the US was able to track its location just from the signals it emitted. With that knowledge you could almost plot your position on earth. I call it early GPS.
Does anybody wonder or worry what the future holds for “Hot for Words” I don’t want to spoil the surprise (or matbe I do, you figure it out) but when Marina retires with all the $$$ she makes, she can put a downpayment on the good captains yacht and sail around the world, or at least the harbour, knowing she has left the multinational “Hotforwords corporation” in good hands.
Anybody remember this girl, give her a nice comment & wish her well, get on her good side. I have seen the future and it is promising,
Warning: remember her fathers’ gun is always loaded, so be nice & don’t tell anyone I told you.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE0pQiOl8XI
She might want to look into getting her own arsonell & of course some proper training http://airbornecombatengineer.typepad.com/photos/g irls_with_guns/wtf15mar07.jpg
oops http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE0pQiOl8XI Can’t do tags or this very well yet sorry
Too bad there is no way to edit our
coments,comments here.