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Dan Bilzerian Blows Up a Truck: Family Fun [Video]
By Ionut Ungureanu | 2014-07-08 13:50 GMT
When you say Dan Bilzerian you think of extravaganza and crazy experiences and that is just exactly what fans expect from him whenever he does something new. The latest clip he posted on Instagram shows the hustler blowing up a friend’s truck during a shooting session on a field in Minnesota.
He experienced two heart attacks by the age of 30, has all the money in the world and is always surrounded by gorgeous women. When this restless player is not hustling around, he’s usually somewhere in the wild shooting up things. Last time he pulled the cowboy act, Bilzerian started shooting melons off the rear of Bj Baldwin’s 850 horsepower Trophy Truck, somewhere in the dessert.
Well, now he thought it’s time things should get serious, so he upgraded to an entire vehicle. After shooting several rounds in the moving truck, the gang decided it would be fun to blow it up. That's apparently what the poker player understands by 'quality time with close friends' or relatives. The action took place at Minnesota’s Whitefish Chain of Lakes Region.
As to the guy owning the truck, funny part is, he actually kept his smile even after the vehicle was torn into pieces, which makes us wonder how much money he got from Bilzerian for the whole stunt.
Even though the 33-year old hustler is a 4-year military veteran and he probably knows what he’s doing with the gun-collection he likes to brag about so much, we’re not quite sure if his fans actually realize how serious guns are in US. As a matter a fact, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, 67% of all homicides in the U.S. were conducted using a firearm. In 2010, there were 19,392 firearm-related suicides, and 11,078 firearm-related homicides.
Moreover, the Congressional Research Service in 2009 estimated there were 310 million firearms on American soil, and that is without including weapons owned by the military. In the same year, the Census bureau stated the population in the U.S. at 306 million.
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Dan Bilzerian Blows Up a Truck: Family Fun [Video]
By Ionut Ungureanu | 2014-07-08 13:50 GMT
When you say Dan Bilzerian you think of extravaganza and crazy experiences and that is just exactly what fans expect from him whenever he does something new. The latest clip he posted on Instagram shows the hustler blowing up a friend’s truck during a shooting session on a field in Minnesota.
He experienced two heart attacks by the age of 30, has all the money in the world and is always surrounded by gorgeous women. When this restless player is not hustling around, he’s usually somewhere in the wild shooting up things. Last time he pulled the cowboy act, Bilzerian started shooting melons off the rear of Bj Baldwin’s 850 horsepower Trophy Truck, somewhere in the dessert.
Well, now he thought it’s time things should get serious, so he upgraded to an entire vehicle. After shooting several rounds in the moving truck, the gang decided it would be fun to blow it up. That's apparently what the poker player understands by 'quality time with close friends' or relatives. The action took place at Minnesota’s Whitefish Chain of Lakes Region.
As to the guy owning the truck, funny part is, he actually kept his smile even after the vehicle was torn into pieces, which makes us wonder how much money he got from Bilzerian for the whole stunt.
Even though the 33-year old hustler is a 4-year military veteran and he probably knows what he’s doing with the gun-collection he likes to brag about so much, we’re not quite sure if his fans actually realize how serious guns are in US. As a matter a fact, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, 67% of all homicides in the U.S. were conducted using a firearm. In 2010, there were 19,392 firearm-related suicides, and 11,078 firearm-related homicides.
Moreover, the Congressional Research Service in 2009 estimated there were 310 million firearms on American soil, and that is without including weapons owned by the military. In the same year, the Census bureau stated the population in the U.S. at 306 million.
