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The Reel Life: Don't shoot your TV edition24 May 2012The Reel Life has fired a gun a few times, but has always taken safety into account during such occasions. A Florida man, however, might need to go to a gun safety course after shooting a TV in his garage. The 32-year-old Port St. Lucie man wanted to shoot his Ruger SR9 at a shooting range, but was told that the ammunition he had was not allowed on the range. So he went home, walked into the garage and shot up an old TV that his son had broken with a baseball bat several years earlier. Police, who had been called to the scene by neighbors who heard the gunshots, found the gun sitting on the bed, still warm from being fired. The man stated "he didn't know it would be a problem to discharge a firearm inside his own residence," reads the police report. "He stated he was being safe by shooting the TV which was in front of a concrete wall." Here's a tip, sir. If the shooting range won't let you shoot your gun, it's probably not safe to shoot it in your home. Get in the fast land Grandma, this bingo game is ready to roll! Mr. Green is making waves with the new Thunderfist online slot. The game features Samurai warrior-themed game features stacked wilds and a scatter symbol that can award free spins. During the free spins, players will also be awarded a random multiplier of 2x to 5x. Wins are punctuated by character animations, and big wins are rewarded with cool graphics and sound. The game allows the player to bet anywhere from .01 to 125 euros per spin, and features a soothing soundtrack. Head over to Mr. Green and give is a spin.
The Reel Life: Don't shoot your TV edition
is republished from Online.CasinoCity.com.
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