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Deez Iz A Vewy Safe Slingshot
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That needs more trigger warnings...
TRIGGER WARNING!!!! NOT FOR SQUEAMISH. NOT FOR PEOPLE HATING THE SITE OF BLOOD (yes i know that's what hemaphobia means, keep it to yourself) MAJOR INJURY
At first watching that i was thinking that would definitely make a great hunting tool. It would definitely kill a rabbit, squirrel or other small animal. But in the back of my mind I kept thinking WHY does he have that hard wood as a background. Not good. Then the end came. OH MY GOD.
Dude has a cracked skull for sure!!!
But this should really be shown to physics students. Angle of incidence equals angle of reflection. Make the reflecting angle perpendicular to the incoming ray and guess what students? The silly thing comes back at you! And if the hardness of the reflecting material is high enough the reflected energy is a large percentage of the input energy. Dude was not thinking that day.
TRIGGER WARNING!!!! NOT FOR SQUEAMISH. NOT FOR PEOPLE HATING THE SITE OF BLOOD (yes i know that's what hemaphobia means, keep it to yourself) MAJOR INJURY
At first watching that i was thinking that would definitely make a great hunting tool. It would definitely kill a rabbit, squirrel or other small animal. But in the back of my mind I kept thinking WHY does he have that hard wood as a background. Not good. Then the end came. OH MY GOD.
Dude has a cracked skull for sure!!!
But this should really be shown to physics students. Angle of incidence equals angle of reflection. Make the reflecting angle perpendicular to the incoming ray and guess what students? The silly thing comes back at you! And if the hardness of the reflecting material is high enough the reflected energy is a large percentage of the input energy. Dude was not thinking that day.
Explanation here:
If you're not familiar with this guy, he has his own site with several homemade weapons...
http://www.slingshotchannel.com/index.html
If you're not familiar with this guy, he has his own site with several homemade weapons...
http://www.slingshotchannel.com/index.html
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