Good day duders!
So i'm sitting here thinking of what is the most dangerous weapon that exists. First thoughts is a sniper rifle, a katana, or a nuclear bomb.
I still have quite few thoughts, those are the one that pops up though.
Good day duders!
So i'm sitting here thinking of what is the most dangerous weapon that exists. First thoughts is a sniper rifle, a katana, or a nuclear bomb.
I still have quite few thoughts, those are the one that pops up though.
The Cerebral Bore?
I don't know it is awesome anyway.
If we're talking about real weapons though, then I don't think you really can beat a nuke.
A gun that fires bikes that has guns on them that fire guns that fires bulletsA gun that fires bikes.
I came here to post that, its too awesome.The Cerebral Bore?
I don't know it is awesome anyway.
If we're talking about real weapons though, then I don't think you really can beat a nuke.
I would have to say, for a human being, the most dangerous weapon that can be used against us is environment conditioning (i.e. being brought up from a young age to believe in something that has no relevance to society that can cause extreme distraction and irrationality towards others) .
@RVonE said:
@Muttinus_Rump said:
Pretty sure a nuclear bomb beats a pen.
There wouldn't have been a bomb without its incepting idea (metaphorically captured as the pen, of course).
But now there's a nuclear bomb. And it beats the pen.
@JustKamToo said:
The pen.
@AlexW00d said:
@JustKamToo said:
The pen.
Bingo.
@spaded said:
an idea- simular to the pen
Let's see how useful your fancy ideas and writing implements are when they're reduced to carbon by a nuke (um, ideas can be reduced to carbon... right, guys?)
I'm pretty sure that if you consider a nuke a weapon then that is the obvious answer... since you can it can level entire cities and kill millions of people then contaminate the area for numerous years.
From the moment the invaders arrived, breathed our air, ate and drank, they were doomed. They were undone, destroyed, after all of man's weapons and devices had failed, by the tiniest creatures that God in his wisdom put upon this earth. By the toll of a billion deaths, man had earned his immunity, his right to survive among this planet's infinite organisms. And that right is ours against all challenges. For neither do men live nor die in vain.
Those dolphins they tried to make carry bombs.
edit - actually thinklng about it i think they were supposed to disarm bombs... fucking dolphins man, still dangerous.
@GunstarRed said:
Those dolphins they tried to make carry bombs.
edit - actually thinklng about it i think they were supposed to disarm bombs... fucking dolphins man, still dangerous.
I think it was mines and I think they were supposed to trigger them so that we don't blow up. Poor dolphins.
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