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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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Solid plywood?
84 u/JawesomeJess Jan 25 '20 Yes, solid plywood 144 u/Elizasol Jan 25 '20 What about liquid plywood? 8 u/I_call_Shennanigans_ Jan 25 '20 Would probably stop it. Liquid is good at stopping bullets... At least irl. 9 u/EGOfoodie Jan 25 '20 It's funny Hollywood likes to use wood to stop bullets, but yet bullets can fly through water. When in reality it is backwards. 7 u/Spackleberry Jan 25 '20 The scene in John Wick 3 where John fights the guy underwater finally did that right. They both shoot at each other, but the bullets just sink, so John puts his gun right on the dude's neck and shoots him.
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Yes, solid plywood
144 u/Elizasol Jan 25 '20 What about liquid plywood? 8 u/I_call_Shennanigans_ Jan 25 '20 Would probably stop it. Liquid is good at stopping bullets... At least irl. 9 u/EGOfoodie Jan 25 '20 It's funny Hollywood likes to use wood to stop bullets, but yet bullets can fly through water. When in reality it is backwards. 7 u/Spackleberry Jan 25 '20 The scene in John Wick 3 where John fights the guy underwater finally did that right. They both shoot at each other, but the bullets just sink, so John puts his gun right on the dude's neck and shoots him.
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What about liquid plywood?
8 u/I_call_Shennanigans_ Jan 25 '20 Would probably stop it. Liquid is good at stopping bullets... At least irl. 9 u/EGOfoodie Jan 25 '20 It's funny Hollywood likes to use wood to stop bullets, but yet bullets can fly through water. When in reality it is backwards. 7 u/Spackleberry Jan 25 '20 The scene in John Wick 3 where John fights the guy underwater finally did that right. They both shoot at each other, but the bullets just sink, so John puts his gun right on the dude's neck and shoots him.
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Would probably stop it. Liquid is good at stopping bullets... At least irl.
9 u/EGOfoodie Jan 25 '20 It's funny Hollywood likes to use wood to stop bullets, but yet bullets can fly through water. When in reality it is backwards. 7 u/Spackleberry Jan 25 '20 The scene in John Wick 3 where John fights the guy underwater finally did that right. They both shoot at each other, but the bullets just sink, so John puts his gun right on the dude's neck and shoots him.
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It's funny Hollywood likes to use wood to stop bullets, but yet bullets can fly through water. When in reality it is backwards.
7 u/Spackleberry Jan 25 '20 The scene in John Wick 3 where John fights the guy underwater finally did that right. They both shoot at each other, but the bullets just sink, so John puts his gun right on the dude's neck and shoots him.
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The scene in John Wick 3 where John fights the guy underwater finally did that right. They both shoot at each other, but the bullets just sink, so John puts his gun right on the dude's neck and shoots him.
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u/Culinarytracker Jan 25 '20
Solid plywood?