I’ve noticed a THING you do, Monsieur Tallman. You take a controversial issue, add in reptoids, and they completely unbalance the scales. Er, I mean make the issue harder to argue about.
If it completely obliterates the target down to the subatomic level, imagine how awesome it would be for removing stumps, getting rid of that junked out car in your neighbor’s yard, tearing down old buildings….. I mean, sure, in the wrong hands a disintegration ray would be a nightmare, but as a tool…woah! It could save labor and prevent construction/demlitiion injuries! You could get rid of that rotten tree that the city won’t let you cut down but won’t take down BEFORE it lands on the house!
AND since such a weapon exists, better everyone have one. Otherwise you get the only one in the hands of a mad scientist who can hold the world hostage. This way, we can disintegrate the mad scientist!
But mostly, it would be a lot easier to get rid of stumps. And concrete blocks. And all the other crud you can’t recycle, can’t throw out, and can’t get rid of….
Oooh…. question….. what happens to the disintegrated matter? How does using the gun effect the atmosphere? Are there any environmental side effects?
You can kill someone with a screwdriver too, you know. And those are legal!
Actually, my big question is still: Why does Snive remain Krel’s slave? It’s not helping him find his family, he can navigate earth w/o Krel, He could disintegrate Krel and be free….
Does he actually believe Krel is a living God and worship him? He’s more competent than Krel……
Or… (crazy idea here)—What if SNIVE is actually Krel? And Krel the court jester or something, and Snive is hiding, repentant of past misdeeds, and using ‘Krel’ as cover……… hmmmmm…..
That things gotta have a monster of a retail price to weigh out the lack of need to buy ammo for it
Chances are a small chip inside ‘jams’ it now and again and then the owner has to send it to a shop for ‘maintenance’,
I. . . yeah I really want one, now.
. . . for hunting. Uh and target practice. Yup yup.
I’ve noticed a THING you do, Monsieur Tallman. You take a controversial issue, add in reptoids, and they completely unbalance the scales. Er, I mean make the issue harder to argue about.
Whoops! Insert obligatory, “for duck hunting,” comment here.
He has me sold. Where can i get one!
If it completely obliterates the target down to the subatomic level, imagine how awesome it would be for removing stumps, getting rid of that junked out car in your neighbor’s yard, tearing down old buildings….. I mean, sure, in the wrong hands a disintegration ray would be a nightmare, but as a tool…woah! It could save labor and prevent construction/demlitiion injuries! You could get rid of that rotten tree that the city won’t let you cut down but won’t take down BEFORE it lands on the house!
AND since such a weapon exists, better everyone have one. Otherwise you get the only one in the hands of a mad scientist who can hold the world hostage. This way, we can disintegrate the mad scientist!
But mostly, it would be a lot easier to get rid of stumps. And concrete blocks. And all the other crud you can’t recycle, can’t throw out, and can’t get rid of….
Oooh…. question….. what happens to the disintegrated matter? How does using the gun effect the atmosphere? Are there any environmental side effects?
You can kill someone with a screwdriver too, you know. And those are legal!
Actually, my big question is still: Why does Snive remain Krel’s slave? It’s not helping him find his family, he can navigate earth w/o Krel, He could disintegrate Krel and be free….
Does he actually believe Krel is a living God and worship him? He’s more competent than Krel……
Or… (crazy idea here)—What if SNIVE is actually Krel? And Krel the court jester or something, and Snive is hiding, repentant of past misdeeds, and using ‘Krel’ as cover……… hmmmmm…..
Your madness fascinates me.
I guess it is good for the humans that Krel brought down the reptoid civilization – they’d completely annihilate us if war broke out…
I was thinking maybe they didn’t think it worth their time to declare war on us. You’ll likely never see a cruise missile strike on the Yanomami.