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Tweet Sweeper: Georgia Salpa has a machine gun

You’ve probably seen her wearing a bikini on Dublin’s Grafton Street, but have you ever seen her gun?

Aug 4th 2012, 9:30 AM 13,741 Views 28 Comments

GUN FANATIC AND inadequate dresser Georgia Salpa tweeted a high velocity picture of herself this week.

Wearing the latest in Kevlar-lined short shorts and, we can only assume, ear muffs, she’s obviously gunning for a role in the next installment of the thinking man’s film The Expendables.

It’s unsure from her picture whether she saved the women from their would be paper aggressors or, to be honest, whether she even fired the gun.

Does any of this matter? Of course it doesn’t. It’s Tweet Sweeper time!

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