According to a friend of mine:

"The .44 magnum, for when you need to shoot through not 1 car, not 2 cars but 3!"

Also capable of destroying your arms if you hold it wrong

Rule stating that if you post information on the internet about a change in your appearance it much be accompanied by a photograph of said change.

Forming in the wake of pop-punk trio blink-182's 2005 hiatus, (+44) -- pronounced Plus 44 -- brought blink alums Travis Barker and Mark Hoppus back together. Originally billed as a largely electronic-based project, their name came from the international dialing code to the United Kingdom, where the duo first discussed doing the project. The two initially hooked up with vocalist Carol Heller of Get the Girl, but by summer 2006, rumors began swirling that she was no longer in the band. A month later, it was quietly publicized that (+44) instead included guitarists Shane Gallagher (the Nervous Return) and Craig Fairbaugh (Mercy Killers, Lars Fredericksen & the Bastards, the Forgotten). Their debut album is slated for a fall 2006 release.

Alcoholic beverage people drink when they are sick. e.g., Grandpa's medicine, booze, medicinal self medication.

Electronic side project of former blink-182 members Travis Barker and Mark Hoppus alongside former Get The Girl guitarist Carol Heller.

They have released one song "No It Isn't" through the internet and myspace and have yet to release anymore footage. Their debut album is expected to be released in the summer of 2006.

The STG 44 was the first assault rifle ever. STG stands for "sturmgewehr" and translates to "storm rifle". It is pronounced "shterm-geh-vehr". The STG 44 is often mistaken for the AK-47, due to its appearance, but they both operate differently. Thankfully, it was not mass produced, so not many of these weapons saw action, because if it was mass produced, it would've most likely changed the out come of WWII.

When something is humourous it is referred to as being "channel 44".