Who doesn't love these?

Well, evidently the network Nazis here at work don't like them - they wouldn't let me access the sites. Guess I'll have to look at them this evening on my own computer, on my own time. Bummer.

Alan
 
I think all the adults should go down and try to hide behind the cars and THEN let the little girl start with the machine-gun. I'd pay to watch that!
 
that was the funniest video i have ever seen, with the johnny cash hahahaha
 
they have a machine gun shoor in knob kentucky every year, it don't miss it. everything you can think of there and bring your checkbook
 
I got to get me one.

I got to get me one.

Now what a way to relief stress from work.

Ammo must kill the budget though.
 
I used to be a full blown pyro in a previous life.

I made some powdered sugar fuel rockets and used to fire them for my powerplant class. I launched them electrically, in the hangar / classroom and "flew" them on a wire across the hangar to a suspended sheet metal "gong". It was a dramatic introduction to the rocket engine and air / fuel ratios.

It had the added benefit of making the hangar smell like carmel corn.

Rockets are fun but they have to be made with care. Rocketeers call them "bombs on a stick", as it is a thin line between a bomb and a rocket.
 
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