Timmah!

It was a low-budget movie; the well-qualified gun handler declined the job because they wouldn't provide for a second assistant. The guy who they did hire had a history of negligent, dangerous behaviour. Alec Baldwin was demonstrating how he was going to draw the gun for the scene & it accidentally discharged. From what I hear, it had a live round in it or something else dangerous loaded when it shouldn't have. Although the handler is responsible for the safe use of a prop gun, I would consider Baldwin partially responsible, because it's, in my opinion, a person's responsibility to personally check a firearm before handling it.

I am known in several places as "The guy that always smells good".

Amd has new architecture being released in a couple months that will make it an even more convincing choice, especially for gaming. Also: Derp.

Eat that b00ty like it's lunch!!

Interesting video of the making of Dino Fun Nuggets:

That's what she said. =P

These are Tyson brand Fun Nuggets; was researching which was the best-tasting chicken nuggets, & this 'kids' nugget rated among the highest of nuggets. They taste pretty darn good & are reasonably priced. https://www.tyson.com/products/breaded-chicken-nuggets-fun-dino/

PepperJack Cheese. So Monterey Jack with Jalapeno bits throughout. Yes, I had smoked something previously to this incident.

...because sometimes, you're not trying to cook.

This is to what I was referring vis a vis Brandon Lee. A round with the charge removed was fired from a prop gun, with the primer propelling the bullet partly up the barrel. It was not cleared before blanks were then loaded; the powder charge from the blank propelled the squib into Mr. Lee at pretty much the same force as a regular round, killing him. People though he was pranking when he fell. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1993-08-11-ca-22553-story.html

This is truly entertaining:

There are prop gun handling experts; usually LEO or retired LEO that is primarily if not solely responsible for ensuring the prop gun is safely given to the actor during the scene & who supervises its use. Unless Baldwin went outside the parameters of given instruction, the only other possibility is the handler didn't do their job properly. Will be interesting to see which it is. Surely it's not another squib subsequently launched by a blank's charge. It is a terrible knowledge with which to live. Must have been some shrapnel from what I assume was 1 round fired.. Shouldn't anybody be in the line of fire, even if it's the photographer; just step to the side while the shot of the shot is aimed at the camera, if that's a facet of the situation. I'm disturbed imagining the weight of killing another person, even by accident.

Irony intended?

First thing I learned when I was 7: 'A gun is always loaded.' Don't care what you call it, don't point one at anybody...unless...