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knuckleheaded (08/14/2012) [-]
MAy have been said before, but the article indicates that it did not exit, as supposedly the owner was filming with it up to his face and is perfectly fine. Also, since the nokia was dense, hard plastic, bullet could have been lodged in what looks like an exit hole on the battery cover, and fallen out when they took it apart.
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bitchplzzz (08/14/2012) [-] Look. It entered the phone, got slowed, bounced off and left the guy with only a skin wound. Better than being put down and the bullet is still in you..
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uniquereposts (08/14/2012) [-]
why is that so important? An apple iPhone could never do that, in fact the person with iPhone would more likely be dead..
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deltaspace (08/14/2012) [-] It's more along the lines of if that nokia was switched with an iPhone it wouldn't really have saved him as well as the nokia
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deltaspace (08/14/2012) [-] It's pretty easy to say..
You can throw a Nokia around as much as you want without any damage but an iPhone breaks easily.
iPhones also have a more slender build compared to a Nokia, therefore there is less material for the bullet to travel through.
It would lessen the blow by a bit but not as much as a nokia.
You can throw a Nokia around as much as you want without any damage but an iPhone breaks easily.
iPhones also have a more slender build compared to a Nokia, therefore there is less material for the bullet to travel through.
It would lessen the blow by a bit but not as much as a nokia.
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uniquereposts (08/15/2012) [-]
I thought it was kinda obvious, phones today are so think and the screen is so big that its way to easy to break, i dropped mine on the floor once, the glass was broken, my old nokia, i threw as hard as I could into the floor, pieces flew everywhere, but I just put it back together like nothing ever happend, not even a scratch.. nuff said
