Military cutbacks have been HARSH.
Very well done, sir. Have a click. :)
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Mon 28 Nov 2011, 18:03,
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Saying that it's very high-powered and has fantastic range
for a highly mobile army the plastic spoon could be a godsend!
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Mon 28 Nov 2011, 18:07,
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Thinking about it, it WOULD have its uses.
A single Javelin missile costs about as much as a Porsche 911. The weapons grade plastic spoon would cost about 5p.
*sends letter to MoD*
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Mon 28 Nov 2011, 18:11,
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*sends letter to MoD*
I'm currently designing a weapon made from the tube of a biro
and some small paper pellets I think it has excellent potential for precision sniping
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Mon 28 Nov 2011, 18:13,
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Interesting. *takes notes*
I hear they've started crafting basic UAVs out of a single sheet of A4 paper. Field reports claim they are "a success".
"We have taken the entire Middle East and Mr. Bragg's electrical shop in the space of an hour."
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Mon 28 Nov 2011, 18:17,
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"We have taken the entire Middle East and Mr. Bragg's electrical shop in the space of an hour."
could be embarrassing if the ammo got mistaken for softmints though
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Mon 28 Nov 2011, 18:14,
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Softmints remain untested in the field of combat and the Geneva Convention have already
ruled the use of mint as unlawful.
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Mon 28 Nov 2011, 18:15,
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