Surround your self with the righteous, bright light of Smith and Wesson. It will always repel the "Angel of death".

works for me.

 

...YA, ......and their cousins, ........Winchester and Remington.

 

Don't for get the arch angel "Wetherby"

 

....an......an.......Colt, .....an..........Ruger,......an....( this could go on for a while ).....No 9mm, I want ta hit 'im HARD. .....an.....Marlin,.....an......

 

not too long if your sites are right.

 

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Actually... there is a better trick to pull, without such destruction. I knew this person... back about '74 (he has grown up now and doesn't do stuff like this anymore...) who really didn't like a guy who kept kicking his *** on the street. The "kicker" had a big block vette... the other a LT1 powered '69 Camaro. So one day when the guy wasn't looking, Camaro owner cut a 2" square piece of the plastic wrapper from a pack of Marlboros, and slipped in in the gas tank of the Vette. It would float around until it got sucked over the outlet pipe of the tank. Amazing how fast that engine would die when starved of fuel. Funniest thing was how fast it would start back up after the suction went away. Even funnier when it kept happening over and over... and over.... and over... Lots of $$$$ later, parts galore replaced.... and over.... and over... Mr Camaro finally told him what the problem was just before they graduated High School. Never been back for a reunion though...

 

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My Uncle used to do the same thing, only with a ping-pong ball, before the days of unleaded gas and gas nozzle restrictors.

 

You can also toss an unlit cigar or cigarette in there - anything to trash up the fuel outlet from the tank.