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 Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 3:23 pm
NightRayn You guys have way too much free time to think this stuff up. If it makes you feel any better, I'm still hanging out with the underpants.
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 8:20 am
Jon-OH all of that of course doesn't matter when you weigh in the tensile strength of 6 inches of foam rubber coupled with a half inch of packing peanuts, and a completely unbroken circle of candy corn. If we were to protect every structure in the world with this excat combination of elements, then all structures would become totally indestructable. Wouldn't we still have to worry about high velocity space objects also containing the stucture you mentioned?
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 9:31 am
Are railguns illegal? Cause I want one...
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 10:14 am
everything i do is illegal.....i don't know why i'm not locked up
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 12:50 pm
Shokushu Jon-OH all of that of course doesn't matter when you weigh in the tensile strength of 6 inches of foam rubber coupled with a half inch of packing peanuts, and a completely unbroken circle of candy corn. If we were to protect every structure in the world with this excat combination of elements, then all structures would become totally indestructable. Wouldn't we still have to worry about high velocity space objects also containing the stucture you mentioned? Of course not. Are ye daft, man!? If a moving object is armored in that way, it would likely just bounce away. Not to mention the fact that The Candy Corn Defense is not meant to be applied to moving objects. That'd be like trying to armor a fighter jet with barbed wire and land-mines. ninja
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:08 pm
vampiric_feline everything i do is illegal.....i don't know why i'm not locked up Oh you will be they just haven't caught up with you yet. I was at the post office and saw your mugshot on one of the "most wanted" list. If I was strapped for cash I would have taken you in a long time a go but you're nice so I guess ill wait till you kill a puppy or something. That'll give me the moral drive to turn you in therefore taking precedent over friendship biggrin
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:10 pm
chidugi Are railguns illegal? Cause I want one... you mean like...  kind of rail gun?
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:11 pm
chidugi vampiric_feline everything i do is illegal.....i don't know why i'm not locked up Oh you will be they just haven't caught up with you yet. I was at the post office and saw your mugshot on one of the "most wanted" list. If I was strapped for cash I would have taken you in a long time a go but you're nice so I guess ill wait till you kill a puppy or something. That'll give me the moral drive to turn you in therefore taking precedent over friendship biggrin i think it's really cute when people think we're going to 'take someone in'... it's just adoreable really.
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:12 pm
Jon-OH chidugi Are railguns illegal? Cause I want one... you mean like... kind of rail gun? ...wow I thought there were like small shotgun sized ones eek but that looks pretty illegal to me...
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:18 pm
chidugi Jon-OH chidugi Are railguns illegal? Cause I want one... you mean like... kind of rail gun? ...wow I thought there were like small shotgun sized ones eek but that looks pretty illegal to me... no you like most people who haven't looked into this little jaunt in history we call "world war 2" think that a rail gun is a hand held weapon like you might've seen in the Star Wars: Dark Forces and Jedi Knights games. The true nature of a rail gun is that it's a giant damn piece of artillery which is... are you ready for this? mounted on a train car, and subsequently on train tracks, or "rails" thus: rail gun. Although the term has in more recent years been applied to certain experimental arms involving really powerful magnets running along the barrel of a gun and useing magnetism to fling a bullet in a sort of sling shot fashion. This once again is a bit impracticle for most people, although apparently according to Metal Gear Solid logic a simular system could be used to deliver ICBMS. That's pretty well not true though. And in any case a rail gun simply isn't likely to be small enough to actually hold, and it certainly isn't legeal to use. It's what we in my business call a "distructive device" Edit/Update
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:29 pm
Jon-OH no you like most people who haven't looked into this little jaunt in history we call "world war 2" think that a rail gun is a hand held weapon like you might've seen in the Star Wars: Dark Forces and Jedi Knights games. The true nature of a rail gun is that it's a giant damn piece of artillery which is... are you ready for this? mounted on a train car, and subsequently on train tracks, or "rails" thus: rail gun. Although the term has in more recent years been applied to certain experimental arms involving really powerful magnets running along the barrel of a gun and useing magnetism to fling a bullet in a sort of sling shot fashion. This once again is a bit impracticle for most people, although apparently according to Metal Gear Solid logic a simular system could be used to deliver ICBMS. That's pretty well not true though. And in any case a rail gun simply isn't likely to be small enough to actually hold, and it certainly isn't legeal to use. It's what we in my business call a "distructive device" Hey don't get me wrong, when I think of rail gun I think of large train hauled weapon but I got a little suspicious when a kid in the CBB started rambling on about having one. As he went on my brain did that little thing, you know when it screams "wait wait wiat....something's wrong" But before I argue a point I prefer to get some accurate information so I didn't end up on the a** end of it. Thanks to you however I will be able to quickly resolve this matter. I just thought there was a new development in arms technology that I missed out on sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:30 pm
chidugi Jon-OH no you like most people who haven't looked into this little jaunt in history we call "world war 2" think that a rail gun is a hand held weapon like you might've seen in the Star Wars: Dark Forces and Jedi Knights games. The true nature of a rail gun is that it's a giant damn piece of artillery which is... are you ready for this? mounted on a train car, and subsequently on train tracks, or "rails" thus: rail gun. Although the term has in more recent years been applied to certain experimental arms involving really powerful magnets running along the barrel of a gun and useing magnetism to fling a bullet in a sort of sling shot fashion. This once again is a bit impracticle for most people, although apparently according to Metal Gear Solid logic a simular system could be used to deliver ICBMS. That's pretty well not true though. And in any case a rail gun simply isn't likely to be small enough to actually hold, and it certainly isn't legeal to use. It's what we in my business call a "distructive device" Hey don't get me wrong, when I think of rail gun I think of large train hauled weapon but I got a little suspicious when a kid in the CBB started rambling on about having one. As he went on my brain did that little thing, you know when it screams "wait wait wiat....something's wrong" But before I argue a point I prefer to get some accurate information so I didn't end up on the a** end of it. Thanks to you however I will be able to quickly resolve this matter. I just thought there was a new development in arms technology that I missed out on sweatdrop not yet anyway... these little beauties are what we call "SUPER-impracticle" at least at the moment.
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:35 pm
Jon-OH not yet anyway... these little beauties are what we call "SUPER-impracticle" at least at the moment. I know what im getting in my christmas stocking when they do make a portable model 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:36 pm
chidugi Jon-OH not yet anyway... these little beauties are what we call "SUPER-impracticle" at least at the moment. I know what im getting in my christmas stocking when they do make a portable model 3nodding well even when they do, they're still going to be illegeal. it's a distructive device.
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Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 2:45 pm
Jon-OH chidugi Jon-OH not yet anyway... these little beauties are what we call "SUPER-impracticle" at least at the moment. I know what im getting in my christmas stocking when they do make a portable model 3nodding well even when they do, they're still going to be illegeal. it's a distructive device. Good point.... ah it was good to dream for a moment. Maybr ill revert to bow and arrows or something. I always wanted to be an efficient archer for some reason...
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