My two cents worth...
Hilarious thread.
(Note, I'm just along for the ride here ;-)
On Fri, 2007-03-30 at 13:48 -0800, dooger watts wrote:
> Alan wrote:
>
> >> http://www.efn.org/~mikemcoo/squirrel.html
> >>
> >>
> >
> > To which the immediate response of my coworker was... "Can they be rabid?
Alan wrote:
http://www.efn.org/~mikemcoo/squirrel.html
To which the immediate response of my coworker was... "Can they be rabid?"
Well, if they weren't before...
Kept wondering, was it the same one, over and over again, digging the ride?
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> Love the slingshot idea--but does your ordnance HAVE to be tennis balls?
>
> I mean, couldn't you use something like . . . squirrels?
>
> http://www.efn.org/~mikemcoo/squirrel.html
>
>
To which the immediate response of my coworker was... "Can they be rabid?"
-ajb
Love the slingshot idea--but does your ordnance HAVE to be tennis balls?
I mean, couldn't you use something like . . . squirrels?
http://www.efn.org/~mikemcoo/squirrel.html
B. Gallagher wrote:
I've got latex tubing that would make a killer, albeit low tech, wrist
rocket type launcher, just sca
Have seen pretty amazing tennis ball launches from a lighter fluid cannon.
Of course, when you get into FAB's, things get a bit scarier.
(This from an ole southern boy, who used to observe--NOT participate
in--Civil War re-enactments, at which invariably some idiot would be
seriously injured/k
I've got latex tubing that would make a killer, albeit low tech, wrist
rocket type launcher, just scale it up a bit. I am certain you'll be
slaughtering your opponent on reloads while they are debating the
validity of sling-shot technology.
"The fastest with the mostest" is the old Army slang
> I have an untested potato cannon. What weekend?
>
>
> Regards, Jim Darrough
>
Unfortunately, it's tennis balls only.
But, if it can be used for tennis balls as well...
The warfare kicks off on Saturday the 7th.
-ajb
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> How much damage do you want to do to the other boat [1]? How fast a
> reload time do you need? Is the boat big enough to carry an air
> compressor?
>
> Garl
>
> [1] http://www.duke.edu/~jwc13/tennisball.html -- Make sure you watch
> his video
The compressor is onboard, currently powering one
Alan wrote:
I've been press ganged into service next weekend for a battle on Fern Ditch.
Therefore, I'm dire need of some 2 1/2 inch ID pipe for the construction
of my offensive weapons. Specifically, I plan to hurl tennis balls at
high velocity towards my opponents.
So, if you happen to have
I have an untested potato cannon. What weekend?
Regards, Jim Darrough
Alan wrote:
I've been press ganged into service next weekend for a battle on Fern Ditch.
Therefore, I'm dire need of some 2 1/2 inch ID pipe for the construction
of my offensive weapons. Specifically, I plan to hurl tenni
I've been press ganged into service next weekend for a battle on Fern Ditch.
Therefore, I'm dire need of some 2 1/2 inch ID pipe for the construction
of my offensive weapons. Specifically, I plan to hurl tennis balls at
high velocity towards my opponents.
So, if you happen to have a supply of 2
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