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Crazy? Yes. Clever? Also yes.

.rai//

Related, but not as crazy.

Or effective.

That is amazing. Best stealth weapon ever? I think so. XD

Amazing. I should make a Maine version using grouse...or Turkey.

No crazy weapon list would be complete without a gay bomb.

Of course, there could always be a gay bat bomb...

Reminds me of that squirrel Rock Lee saves in the Chuunin exam.

No crazy weapon list would be complete without a gay bomb.

Augh, I love the gay bomb! Didn't know there was a BODY ODOR version XD

OP was discovered when I was searching for "bat bomb" on Google in hope of finding Batman and Robin related links. :p

I came here expecting this:

wow! poor bats. At least they die instantly.

Cognitive Gear (post: 1270613) wrote:I came here expecting this:

Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb!

Jaden Mental (post: 1270619) wrote:

This must be what Gordon Freeman uses for long-range combat.

"Gordon!"

"An incomprehensibly Darwinian alien conglomerate has completely enslaved the last vestiges of humanity as they slowly incorporate human civilization into an unthinking biomechanical hive society. We're may be mankind's last chance for survival."



"I get the gun. Here's a crowbar."

and yet it still doesn't beat Lulu's sentient voodoo doll. (random FF10 reference)

Could be worse...

Fish and Chips (post: 1270634) wrote:"Gordon!"

"An incomprehensibly Darwinian alien conglomerate has completely enslaved the last vestiges of humanity as they slowly incorporate human civilization into an unthinking biomechanical hive society. We're may be mankind's last chance for survival."



"I get the gun. Here's a crowbar."

Silly for me to say this, but it's arguable that Barney does not have a gun in the beginning of Half-Life 2. =p It's more feasible that he has a stun baton instead. XD Also the fact that NPCs can only hold one weapon at a time further strengthens that argument. XDDD

Mr. SmartyPants (post: 1270656) wrote:Silly for me to say this

Yes.

Yes it is.

Mr. SmartyPants (post: 1270656) wrote:Silly for me to say this, but it's arguable that Barney does not have a gun in the beginning of Half-Life 2. =p It's more feasible that he has a stun baton instead. XD Also the fact that NPCs can only hold one weapon at a time further strengthens that argument. XDDD

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*shakes head at you, then face palms*

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Ingemar (post: 1270577) wrote:[url]Craziest weapon ever? Craziest weapon ever.

I might give it a tie with the Russian dog mines.

O.o I hate to admit it, but that was genius. Bat bombs, huh? XD

Actually... when I first started half life, in death match the crow bar was my favorite weapon... I liked dark levels where I would hide in the shadows and then when they walked by I'd jump out and beat them up with it... of course half the time they had a bazooka and were so scared by having me jump out they accidently hit fire.. the best place with shadows was a dark small closed off room . You get the picture.

Mr. SmartyPants (post: 1270656) wrote:Silly for me to say this, but it's arguable that Barney does not have a gun in the beginning of Half-Life 2. =p It's more feasible that he has a stun baton instead. XD Also the fact that NPCs can only hold one weapon at a time further strengthens that argument. XDDD

Also the fact that Ryan can only have a) a keyboard in his hands or b) a life at a time . . .

^_~

.rai//

ooOOHHH RAI MADE A ZINNGGERRRRRR

Raiden no Kishi (post: 1270678) wrote:Also the fact that Ryan can only have a) a keyboard in his hands or b) a life at a time . . .

^_~

.rai//

Oh, burn! We need a smiley engulfed in flames for things like this.

I also nominate this for Craziest Weapons Test ever and Craziest Understatement Ever.

The first documented attempt to reproduce the infrasound effects was by the much mythologised Russian/French physicist Vladimir Gavreau in 1957. Gavreau became interested in infrasound when he was asked to cure a case of ‘Sick Building Syndrome’; Staff at a research plant in Marseilles were mysteriously falling ill. Chemical or pathogen poisoning was suspected but Gavreau eventually traced the origin of the illnesses to an air conditioning units rotating fans that were generating low frequency sound waves. Gavreau began to experiment with low frequency acoustics with the intention of creating a viable audio weapon for the French military. Several prototype designs of various sizes were produced christened ‘canon sonique’ consisting of piston driven tubes and smaller compressed air horns and whistles. Gavreau and his team tested the instruments on themselves at the Marseilles plant with unexpected success as apparently one of the team died instantly “his internal organs… mashed into an amorphous jelly by the vibrationsâ€