I would have to say that the Quaker Cannon of the civil war were fairly cool.

@Java-Princess: I'm sorry. I misspoke. I'd read an old article.

@Java-Princess: They filed chapter 11 and are in the process of closing stores. There's some talk today of someone buying them.

@HIcycles: Sure. It's called an Technical Encyclopaedia.

So, you'd prefer that some sailors stand outside, spin those nifty wheels like it was still 1943 and actually pull the trigger?

@Befitzero: There is an excellent possibility that it is a water-displacing liquid. When recovering salt water-soaked electronic equipment, removing the salt water is a priority. This usually involved flushing the piece is fresh water several times, then placed into a bath of demineralized water ultrasonic…

Is it time to start voting from the rooftops yet?

@SixThirty: No rights, no protections, no liberties.....

@Bs Baldwin: That's just the point. They don't need a warrant if the smell it.

@Dwayne Mcginnty:

That's a Lake City head stamp with the recticle stamp, so it's a match case. Being a hollow tip, I'd say it's some kind of boutique load. I think it'd definitely It'd leave a mark ;-)

It's too bad more people aren't aware of AppBrain.com. I've been using it almost since discovering that the market sucked.

What an idiot. The hydrostatic pressure wave in the brain created by a bullet entering the skull and the action of the bullet piercing one side of the skull is enough to cause fractures that can run throughout the skull. A nice double tap in the face does odd things inside a skull.

meh. I use AppBrain.

Rat sniping originated in South Africa in the late 70's, early 80's. At the time they used high-end pellet rifles with decent rifle scopes.

After having my spleen shot out quite some time back, I was never again troubled by the stitch when running.

It's a nice plug in, but eventually it bogs down as you add sites to block.

@OMG! WTF!!: You beat me to it.

Revenge is something best obtained on a biblical scale.

@GreezyG: Thanks :-)