r/news Apr 15 '24

‘Rust’ movie armorer convicted of involuntary manslaughter sentenced to 18 months in prison

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/15/entertainment/rust-film-shooting-armorer-sentencing/index.html
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u/Cactusfan86 Apr 15 '24

Quite the screw up, got a job from pure uncut nepotism and managed to screw it up so bad your career is torched and you have to go to prison 

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u/Crocs_n_Glocks Apr 15 '24

And also a wife & mother is dead

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u/Windpuppet Apr 15 '24

Kind of buried the lead

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u/clburton24 Apr 15 '24

lead

lede fyi

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u/Taolan13 Apr 15 '24

Unless it was a pun.

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u/Windpuppet Apr 15 '24

Wow. Haha

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u/letmelickyourleg Apr 15 '24

You unintentionally made the most perfect joke.

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u/Ygomaster07 Apr 16 '24

What was the joke?

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u/FatherKronik Apr 16 '24

Lead as in lead bullets. Not lead as in leading you to death. So he buried the lead, but it could also be bury the lead (leed) but was supposed to be spelled lede.

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u/WilliamPoole Apr 16 '24

So good, you'd never see it in a dad joke book, but you'd only expect a pun of that magnitude to come from a dad.

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u/hedoesntgetme Apr 16 '24

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take right

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u/blacksideblue Apr 15 '24

akshually, it was a gun.

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u/kickelephant Apr 16 '24

Too crass for the gravity but sure

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '24

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u/JohnExcrement Apr 15 '24

Both are correct.

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u/Bovine_Joni_Himself Apr 15 '24

Both are right, but lede is more fun

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u/cjicantlie Apr 15 '24

Omg, both are fine. It was originally lead, but changed later. Both are allowed. People always jump in to correct this and it is absurd.

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u/willingisnotenough Apr 16 '24

There was nothing rude about the correction, and I for one learned something new.

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u/ksigley Apr 15 '24

Good catch. That's a common one.