" After shotgunning a can, Damon said, "And live from New York, it's Saturday night.
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Titans offensive line is shotgunning beer to fire up the Preds crowd pic.twitter.com/fNMd2TwUbI
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When you're shotgunning anywhere from six to 12 beers, and maybe you get half of 'em in.
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Shotgunning through a palace on the last possible day is a miserable experience that's likely to end poorly.
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In a video documenting the hoppy feat, Farnan records his shotgunning escapades, one Coors Light at a time.
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America's best friend Jennifer Lawrence would probably have a very fun night shotgunning beers with the students of Duke.
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With LOTS OF YELLING and furtive crying and MORE YELLING and then occasionally messy water chugging (or more specifically, shotgunning).
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And yet, here is a man (wearing basketball shorts in late December) shotgunning three cans of Skyline Chili, just like no one asked him to.
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Another video, posted less than 24 hours ago, shows some dude putting a jellyfish into a punctured beer can and shotgunning it down, jellyfish and all.
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Forty hours into Mass Effect: Andromeda, I'm losing the tenuous thread of why I'm landing on the H-047c debris cluster and shotgunning people in the face.
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Shotgunning Natty after Natty, taking pulls from handles of whiskey, slapping wine bags, and so on — everyone was pretty much at their limit before we headed out.
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Image: Samsung press releaseMobile World Congress is currently happening in Barcelona, and everyone over there is very busy shotgunning sangria and talking about all the announced new phones.
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"If you think I'm angry now just wait until I get on that Supreme Court because then you're all going to pay," he said before shotgunning a beer.
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With a group of 17 people out to support him at the games, Gerard says his friends and family started celebrations early by shotgunning beers at 8:30 a.m.
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" But shotgunning that many beers in so little time is not without perils, even for a guy who called himself "The Toughest Son of a Bitch in the WWF.
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Some are waving big dark blue flags, others are wearing kangaroo or koala onesies while shotgunning beers, and still others are half-naked despite the fact that they're surrounded by snow.
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And during the second round of this year's Stanley Cup playoffs, Tennessee Titans offensive lineman Taylor Lewan pregamed in Nashville by shotgunning a Bud Light tallboy out of a dead catfish.
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One may have to do with male risk-taking tendencies—fighting to protect the family back in the day, or shotgunning a PBR and jumping off a roof in the present day.
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She's shotgunning coffee while doing her hair and makeup to head into the office, with The Highwaymen's "Highwaymen" playing in the background, a song written about the four reincarnated souls of a man.
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The real problem arises when everyone starts shotgunning beers, and Nancy goads her shy pal into trying the trick, so she can feel less self-conscious and maybe Barb will feel more included.
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But this reads less like a slow increase of the dosage and more like shotgunning a few beers after you've done a keg stand and downed a half-bottle of bottom shelf vodka.
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When your supervisor invites you out back for a shotgunning contest to see which regional manager gets the highest Christmas bonus, you know it's time to aim your sword into the darkness and bounce.
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After the original in Vilnius was vandalized, "Make Everything Great Again" was updated to show Trump shotgunning marijuana smoke into Putin's mouth, an edit that actually improves it immensely — Trump blowing smoke [up] Putin's [ass].
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In one moment, forklifts transport stacks of body bags; in the next, you're shotgunning pyromaniacs in Madison Square Garden; in the next, you're giving a homeless person a soda in exchange for a fancy scarf.
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The actual shotgunning only lasted about five seconds, but that seemed to be enough: "Ugh, that was awful," she said, after high-fiving someone who had chosen not to make out with a dead salmon.
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In doing so, the game is leaving behind the more of the free-for-all slugfest aspects of the original Destiny that had everyone shotgunning each other — until someone wiped an entire squad with a super.
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After the revelry of flip cup games and shotgunning contests come to an end, the average American leaves college with over $37,000 in student loan debt—and Natty Light is swooping in to ease that burden.
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That doesn't seem like a huge sacrifice in the binge-era, when people are capable of shotgunning an entire season of a TV show in a weekend, and certainly, smashes like Titanic and Avatar were just as lengthy.
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So much of the game is built on repetition—again, a repetition the game sees as a strength, not a weakness—that it's only understandable to occasionally get exasperated by shotgunning the game like a can of beer.
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Gerard celebrated his win with members of his friends and family who were waiting for him at the bottom of the slope, who had been shotgunning beers since 8:30 in the morning in anticipation of his success.
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Although many of the responses were some variation of "WTF?" others said that Shoe Dude had to be Australian, or identified the gesture as a "shoey," which is an Australian custom of, yeah, shotgunning beers out of your own footwear.
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" Accompanying the album rundown is four of the new tracks in full: twinkling, zig-zagging cut "Reaching Out"; the trap-infused "Music is the Drug"; the high-voltage equivalent of shotgunning a Monster energy drink, "TKO"; and the otherworldly Glitch Mob collaboration, "Paracosm.
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I don't have Instagram or Snapchat and I get a lot of crap for that from friends telling me I'm lame, but I don't want to be tagged shotgunning a tall can or smoking a joint when my sister has access to those media platforms.
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The original gameplay trailer for The Last of Us from E3 in 2012 is the perfect example of the violence-as-seriousness paradigm: we know the game is doing something real because it cuts to a title card after shotgunning someone in the head.
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Testing my limitsThe first time I got drunk I was 18, an age I&aposd later learn made me a relatively late bloomer compared with many of my peers, who had already been slamming Mike&aposs Hard Lemonade and shotgunning Natty Lights in unchaperoned suburban basements.
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A woman shotgunning a can of beer Shotgunning is a means of consuming a beverage, commonly beer, very quickly by punching a hole in the side of the can, near the bottom, placing the mouth over the hole, and pulling the tab to open the top. The beer quickly drains, and is quickly consumed. A related technique, strawpedoing, is used for containers not easily punctured such as glass bottles. A straw is inserted into the bottle and bent around the hole.
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Doberman is a comedic series about a ″roundhouse-kicking, beer-shotgunning, Dodge Stealth–driving badass with a badge.″ It was created by Rob Rosell and Scott Marder (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Unsupervised), and Jack Lambert. Frank “Doberman” Doberano is a 1980s cop who is forced to function in a modern-day police department in order to avenge his partner's death and take down his nemesis.
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Among those utilizing shotguns for hunting of upland game, directing a shotgun toward its target is considered a slightly different skill than aiming a rifle or pistol. Shotgunners are encouraged to "point" a shotgun versus the intentional aiming of a rifle. Some even espouse a mentality that eliminates the concept of "aim" altogether. Because much of shotgunning involves moving targets, the concept of a sight is considered a subconscious aid.
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Cox often filed fraudulent mortgage documents, and in several cases was able to mortgage properties for five to six times their actual worth. In this practice, known as "shotgunning" in the real estate community, Cox either himself forged or had accomplices attain inflated appraisals to increase the value of the mortgages. One of his accomplices was a detention officer, who acquired 14 properties worth nearly $600,000, while making $35,568 a year in his job.Testerman, Jeff.
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For example, the Delphic Oracle's answer as to whether Croesus should attack the Persians: If you attack, you will destroy a mighty empire. Croesus attacked, destroying his own empire. ;Shotgunning: The prediction is in fact many predictions, designed to cover a range of events and claim credit even if only one of them happens. For example, claiming that a particular date is "unlucky" and then citing a dozen or so things that might happen on it.
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The music video, directed by Justin Clough, was shot on a farm in Cottontown, Tennessee and features some of Hardy's songwriting collaborators: Brett Tyler, Joe Clemmons and Benjy Davis. The group was able to relax and have a fun day just being buddies and hanging out. Their day consisted of mudding, mattress surfing via his jacked-up 4x4, shooting catfish in a lake, paintballing, shotgunning Busch Lights and putting "a little more spit in (his) chaw," contest style.
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As a result, the lender lends too much, and the buyer pockets the overage or splits it with other participants, including the seller or the real estate agent. This scheme requires appraisal fraud to deceive the lender. "Get Rich Quick" real-estate gurus' courses frequently rely heavily on this mechanism for profitability. Shotgunning: Occurs when multiple loans for the same home are obtained simultaneously for a total amount that may be in excess of the actual value of the property.
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Rev when combined with Jägermeister makes a drink called a "Rev-Bomb", a variation of a Jägerbomb. This drink is a "depth charge" or "bomb shot", which refers to cocktails that are made by dropping a shot glass filled with liquor into another drink. In Southern Saskatchewan, the term "Rev-Bomb" is used to describe the act of piercing the bottom of the bottle with a knife, covering the hole, then opening the top and chugging the entirety of the drink. This is a form of shotgunning.
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Many pub or bar games involve competitive drinking for speed. Examples of such drinking games are Edward Fortyhands, boat races, beer bonging, shotgunning, flippy cup (a team-based speed game), and yard. Some say that the most important skill to improving speed is to relax and take fewer but larger gulps. There are a variety of individual tactics to accomplishing this, such as bending the knees in anticipation, or when drinking from a plastic cup, squeezing the sides of the cup to form a more perfect funnel.
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However, Troy later resurfaces in "Junior Salesman" as one of the bizarro job applicants applying for a part-time sales position at the Scranton branch. Troy exhibits strange behavior along with the rest of the group, such as shotgunning a soda during lunch. He is later seen in a group paintball photo, raising the finger to Dwight when it's revealed that Dwight's interviewing of the applicants was just a ruse to keep Clark from getting the job and joining them in letting Dwight know they permanently hated his guts.
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This "gaming" or exploitation of a structural weakness in the US legal system is a critical precursor to "shotgunning" and considered white-collar crime when implemented in a systemic fashion. Identity theft: Occurs when a person assumes the identity of another and uses that identity to obtain a mortgage without the knowledge or consent of the victim. In these schemes, the thieves disappear without making payments on the mortgage. The schemes are usually not discovered until the lender tries to collect from the victim, who may incur substantial costs trying to prove the theft of his/her identity.
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Serven (1967), p.180. Following its move into NRA control, Arms and the Man, which had primarily focused on shooting competition results and discussion of rifles, began to expand into hunting stories, ballistics, handgunning, shotgunning and new shooting productsServen (1967), p. 201. In June 1923, the publication changed its name for the fourth and final time to the current title, The American Rifleman. In the aftermath of the name change, the scale of the magazine widened and four influential writers that would help shape the future of both The American Rifleman and shooting sports in general joined: Julian S. Hatcher, Charles Askins, Townsend Whelen and C.B. Lister.
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Shotgunning might include a series of vague statements such as: ;"I see a heart problem with a father-figure in your family." :A vast variety of medical problems have chest pain as a symptom, and heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. "Father-figure" can refer to somebody's father, grandfather, uncle, cousin, or any male relative who is also a parent or has served in a parental role to the person. ;"I see a woman with blackness in the chest, lung cancer, heart disease, breast cancer..." :Most people will know a woman who was diagnosed with one of these problems, which are among the leading causes of illness and death.
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"Shotgunning" is a commonly used cold reading technique. This technique is named after the manner in which a shotgun fires a cluster of small projectiles in the hope that one or more of them will strike the target. The cold reader slowly offers a huge quantity of very general information, often to an entire audience (some of which is very likely to be correct, near correct or at the very least, provocative or evocative to someone present), observes their subjects' reactions (especially their body language), and then narrows the scope, acknowledging particular people or concepts and refining the original statements according to those reactions to promote an emotional response. A majority of people in a room will, at some point for example, have lost an older relative or known at least one person with a common name like "Mike" or "John".
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