Uh, the whole point of using a weapon is to cause harm. If you mean posioning and radiation, there are variants and techniques for using nukes that leave little fallout and background radiation... after the inital blast of course.
Christ, Steve Jobs is the guy who thought the Volkswagon Bug was a triumph of engineering not marketing.
He's running Apple right back into the ground.
Jeez, there's some scary stuff out there
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Check out this link and go to the 'opticals' section for some laser stuff. An M-16 mounted version to blind people?
Man, google can turn up some freaky stuff.
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Of course, the US Army trains, manufacutures, and stockpiles these weapons. It's okay see, because they're intended for use against optics... not the guy looking through them.
Sigh. The mirror misconception rears it's ugly head again.
If the laser is powerful enough to destroy an artillery shell in flight, making it shiny won't do a damn bit of good. Packing a diamond backed mirror on it would make it too heavy.
Basic physics classes are down the hall and to your left.
Ah, the Ninja 250. I remember mine. Quite a bit of bang for the buck, and remarkably quick, even when you weigh 225lbs. When it got to the point that my protective gear (heated vest, gloves, aerostitch suit, flip-up helmet, etc...) cost more than my bike, I traded on up to a CBR600 and some hardbags.
I learned a lot from the motorcycle course and by riding the Ninja for a long time before I got a larger bike.
Personally, I think the policy that lets anyone who passed the motorcylce lisence test go out and buy a Hayabusa is insane. Most countries force you to ride a 250cc (or even a 125cc!) bike for a year before you can get the larger bikes.
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Sign up for the Green Berets. I don't know about nowadays, but in the halycon days of yore, they supposedly handed out some great stimulants.
Uh, the whole point of using a weapon is to cause harm. If you mean posioning and radiation, there are variants and techniques for using nukes that leave little fallout and background radiation... after the inital blast of course.
I want to see an ISS experiment where they see how Fluffy's desire to always land on his feet translates to a free-fall enviornment.
I don't think Ain't It Cool has ever posted a review of anything, just the usual fanboy slobbering.
NATO had a 'first use' policy on nuclear weapons for [i]thirty years[/i]. How is this anything new?
I'm stunned to realize that the US Military has drawn up plans to use nuclear weapons if so directed by NCA. Shocking, I tell you.
Next you'll be telling me we have contingency plans for invading Mexico and Canada. Oh wait, we do...
Eh, the Chinese are much more likely suspects for helping the Pakistanis out with nuclear weapons technology.
I don't know what you're talking ab0ut.
On the other hand, he could have just suddenly developed a massive coke habit, neccesitating the scam.
And if the little boy then yells "Mix HE quick and VT! Fire for effect!" duck!
Christ, Steve Jobs is the guy who thought the Volkswagon Bug was a triumph of engineering not marketing.
He's running Apple right back into the ground.
Check out this link and go to the 'opticals' section for some laser stuff. An M-16 mounted version to blind people?
Man, google can turn up some freaky stuff.
Of course, the US Army trains, manufacutures, and stockpiles these weapons. It's okay see, because they're intended for use against optics... not the guy looking through them.
A link to the Bradley Stingray.
Here's another.
Sigh. The mirror misconception rears it's ugly head again.
If the laser is powerful enough to destroy an artillery shell in flight, making it shiny won't do a damn bit of good. Packing a diamond backed mirror on it would make it too heavy.
Basic physics classes are down the hall and to your left.
I'm sure Fox Sports is going to use the Bionic Man sound effect during any slow-mo replays involving engineered players.
Fox turned into a hard-core porn network so gradually I never even noticed! - Marge Simpson
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Nobody has the right to yell "Fire!" in a crowded theater, though.
Firing off a Stinger would definitley attract some attention. Even in New York people would notice an object going trans-sonic at 9am.
Somebody mod this guy up.. I should have done that in the first place.
129th and Newport- 'bout 10 miles west of my apt in Long Beach.
I could watch the world trade center burn for days from the roof of my building- watching NY burn is really starting to piss me off.
Buildings burning.
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Yahoo map of impact zone
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Yeah, but it might discourage the squids who like to blow by me in packs of 20 at 140mph on the Meadowbrook at 2am.
The thought of one of those morons rear-ending me with a 50mph speed differential next to a slotted wooden road divider gives me nightmares.
Ah, the Ninja 250. I remember mine. Quite a bit of bang for the buck, and remarkably quick, even when you weigh 225lbs. When it got to the point that my protective gear (heated vest, gloves, aerostitch suit, flip-up helmet, etc...) cost more than my bike, I traded on up to a CBR600 and some hardbags.
I learned a lot from the motorcycle course and by riding the Ninja for a long time before I got a larger bike.
Personally, I think the policy that lets anyone who passed the motorcylce lisence test go out and buy a Hayabusa is insane. Most countries force you to ride a 250cc (or even a 125cc!) bike for a year before you can get the larger bikes.
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This explains a lot about Torg, dosen't it? His life as a gang member / prison bitch certainly prepared him for living with Bun-bun....
It is so I won't have to leave the computer when CivIII comes out.