Bullet Pins and Buttons

Bullet from Blazblue fanart.

Enju Aihara 80's retro design for Black Bullet fans

The Hot Rod

The wrestling legend

Bullet (2020)

US Patent - Bullet

A pattern of multiple types of bullets.

For when you're fed up with how slowly it comes out of the bottle

Be Fast as Bullet

This Halloween, come to Tarker's Mills for a hair-raising good time with our resident werewolf rampaging.

in the darknes

Fury

Throw it up!

AMX-014 Silver Bullet Head line art

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Vintage style shirt Jushin Liger

Illustration of a bullet journal

design of a bullet from hell

I'd take a nerf bullet for you

Big boss man

US Patent - Bullet

part of my lips series

Bullet for My Valentine, often abbreviated as BFMV, are a Welsh heavy metal band from Bridgend, formed in 1998.

Cutaway drawing of British single motorcycle engine.

Beware the full moon. The iconic 1941 Wolfman

No chance!

Slaughter

The Rockers Skull

Fanmade poster of BFMV

The American Dream, the legendary Dusty Rhodes

La Parka

When a series of unexplained murders occur in the normally quiet town of Tarker's Mill, the residents decide to hunt down the killer. However, many of these vigilantes end up dead, and those who don't are no closer to finding the assailant. When a young paraplegic named Marty encounters a werewolf one night, the pieces begin to come together. Along with his sister and Uncle Red, Marty begins a mission to capture the werewolf once and for all. This is the synopsis of the 1985 film Silver Bullet, which is a rather charming entry into the werewolf genre that seamlessly combines the gory horror of R rated flicks with the fable-esque, childlike sensibility.

Bruiser Brody

Here is the real magic bullet! The term 'Conspiracy Theory' was born when people first talked about the JFK assassination. He was apparantly shot by a lone gunman, Lee Harvey Oswald, with incredible accuracy. Unbelievable accuracy in fact, and people came to believe that there were other shooters involved; some claim it was the mafia, some say the CIA, another shooter on the grassy knoll, but definitely not Oswald alone. The bullet that Oswald shot that killed Kennedy was dubbed the magic bullet by the media after the Warren Commission tried to explain the many mysterious wounds that JFK suffered that day in Dallas. The Magic Bullet theory attempts to explain away the physics that would prove there was more than one shooter.

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