By that logic, your very hobby (assumed by the fact that you have an account here) is a massive waste of time, money, and resources.fluffybacon said:How does this benefit mankind in any way? It's a massive waste of time, money, and resources.
So you are one of those people...fluffybacon said:How does this benefit mankind in any way? It's a massive waste of time, money, and resources.
Waste of time, money and resources.. well, I'm pretty sure it's THEIR time, THEIR money, and THEIR resources so why do you care? Apparently this is a hobby just like any other hobby out there, and awesome and incredible hobby, but a hobby nonetheless ^^fluffybacon said:How does this benefit mankind in any way? It's a massive waste of time, money, and resources.
I was thinking the very same thing, aim it at a 10 degree angle or so. I wonder how that thing would affect something human-like with such a force.AgentChunk said:This is like plants vs zombies in real life. Come Halloween there's going to be prepared to defend their lawns, the zombies have no chance.
Well, you have to ask what qualifies something as a weapon. Since it doesn't use gunpowder, I'm pretty sure no one is going to see it as an issue (hell, the thing doesn't even make much noise).Amnestic said:How is this legal? I'm pretty sure a weapon that size doesn't count as an arm which you can bear.
If you hit someone with the pumpkin, I daresay the victim of the pumpkin may consider it a weapon. Maybe it's because I'm not an American and I don't crack one off to pictures of the latest assault rifle to hit the market but this seems pretty freaking dangerous to me.paragon1 said:Well, you have to ask what qualifies something as a weapon. Since it doesn't use gunpowder, I'm pretty sure no one is going to see it as an issue (hell, the thing doesn't even make much noise).Amnestic said:How is this legal? I'm pretty sure a weapon that size doesn't count as an arm which you can bear.
Oh, well isn't this new and different. An asshat who likes to make blanket assumptions about people from another country. Had it occurred to you that someone whose capable of building something like that might be smart enough to not point it at people?Amnestic said:If you hit someone with the pumpkin, I daresay the victim of the pumpkin may consider it a weapon. Maybe it's because I'm not an American and I don't crack one off to pictures of the latest assault rifle to hit the market but this seems pretty freaking dangerous to me.paragon1 said:Well, you have to ask what qualifies something as a weapon. Since it doesn't use gunpowder, I'm pretty sure no one is going to see it as an issue (hell, the thing doesn't even make much noise).Amnestic said:How is this legal? I'm pretty sure a weapon that size doesn't count as an arm which you can bear.
Did you watch the bloody video? He shot it vaguely into the air! They fired a bowling ball which "just kept going and going." implying they have no bloody idea how far this thing can fire. How're you meant to clear people out of the way if you don't know the capabilities of your own machine?paragon1 said:Oh, well isn't this new and different. An asshat who likes to make blanket assumptions about people from another country. Had it occurred to you that someone whose capable of building something like that might be smart enough to not point it at people?Amnestic said:If you hit someone with the pumpkin, I daresay the victim of the pumpkin may consider it a weapon. Maybe it's because I'm not an American and I don't crack one off to pictures of the latest assault rifle to hit the market but this seems pretty freaking dangerous to me.paragon1 said:Well, you have to ask what qualifies something as a weapon. Since it doesn't use gunpowder, I'm pretty sure no one is going to see it as an issue (hell, the thing doesn't even make much noise).Amnestic said:How is this legal? I'm pretty sure a weapon that size doesn't count as an arm which you can bear.
Stop breaking the mood, this is awesome.Caliostro said:Let me get this straight... 2 guys, with absolutely no qualifications, permits or even professional advisory whatsoever, took it upon themselves to manufacture a fully functional piece of conventional artillery, a cannon, capable of propelling large items, used as ammunition, at 600 miles per hour, and then, as if that wasn't enough, proceeded to indulge themselves, having absolutely no artillery training whatsoever, by firing said cannon into the air with reckless disregard to it's trajectory (which would be pointless either ways because the barrel shakes so much it could aim anywhere from the yard next door to Nebraska) and without even studying where said heavy projectiles might land at 600 miles per hour? And then they posted it on youtube?
...And they're not sitting in jail right now?
...Only in America...