Are you Prepared for the Zombie Apocalypse?

[Storm Shadow]

anybody got a lazer whip? u know lashes and it slices everybody in half, for the mass attack/?

[TwilightZone]

Chain is on backwards... maybe standard for fighting Zombies?

[Thanantos]

[CodyY]

Hanbo.

Tis good

[Snarky]

Long Range, Medium Range, Short Range.


And a Toyota.


Bring it on hordes of ignorant bloodthirsty flesh!

[B1]

on an environmental note, dont waste a zombie (after you waste a zombie). recycle where possible....

[vortexau]

Originally Posted by Storm Shadow

anybody got a lazer whip? u know lashes and it slices everybody in half, for the mass attack/?

few would be aware that the concept of the Lightsaber (from Starwars) is largely based on the Monofilament Sword which is long a SF & Fantasy staple weapon. Briefly, we have a strand only one-atom in thickness, stretched out taunt by some means and often with a safety button at the tip. Since its thickness is so extremely thin -- its capable of dicing steel with a simple swing from the handle. If one were to employ solely a laser (or plasma) beam - just HOW do you make it finite length and not have it go on out through walls, and atmosphere, with only some SquareRoot-of-distance attenuation?

Monofilament Sword from Aries America

Sharpened to a Single Atom

Weapons that have been sharpened to a single atom are a particular type of Absurdly Sharp Blade that are so sharp, their cutting edge can be measured in terms of atoms or molecules, often being just a single molecule wide. This usually gives the weapons Absurd Cutting Power, but generally requires the blade to be made out of some sort of Unotanium to maintain that sharpness without dulling instantly (or just shattering into a million pieces) the first time it's used. For these reasons, the trope is most frequently encountered in Science Fiction settings.

A common term used for this is "monomolecular". Most often seen with knives or swords, but occurs from time to time with Razor Wire, too. This can be particularly troublesome, as monomolecular wire is usually functionally invisible, and walking into one can slice through vital bits without being immediately noticed.

'Now with Double the dicing power. Get through opponents both coming and going.'

[Storm Shadow]

Zombie killer!

[100mpg]

one question. where do you get batteries for laser light saber when the shtf? Hmmm?

Originally Posted by vortexau

few would be aware that the concept of the Lightsaber (from Starwars) is largely based on the Monofilament Sword which is long a SF & Fantasy staple weapon. Briefly, we have a strand only one-atom in thickness, stretched out taunt by some means and often with a safety button at the tip. Since its thickness is so extremely thin -- its capable of dicing steel with a simple swing from the handle. If one were to employ solely a laser (or plasma) beam - just HOW do you make it finite length and not have it go on out through walls, and atmosphere, with only some SquareRoot-of-distance attenuation?

Monofilament Sword from Aries America

Sharpened to a Single Atom




'Now with Double the dicing power. Get through opponents both coming and going.'

[Storm Shadow]

Originally Posted by 100mpg

one question. where do you get batteries for laser light saber when the shtf? Hmmm?

Any batteries will fit lightsabers with a little force

Originally Posted by Storm Shadow

Any batteries will fit lightsabers with a little force

[vortexau]

Originally Posted by BeerIsGood

Seems to have a ring of truth. Were not the salutations along the line of "May the force be with you"?

Leading to . . . . "this one is STRONG in the force!"





"You notice? Its bright yellow Automotive Class Lithium Ion and its a ULTRA-A, eh?"




One just unscrews the black-ribbed cap, pulls out the expended cell, and replaces it with the new ULTRA-A.




While observing the relevant safety rules.




. . . . and even making the occasional resource to the definitive manual.


But, its a BAD, BAD, BAD, mistake to use the Red ones:




. . . and that's because these ones are Chinese-made batteries for Hand Blasters! That's right, the beam-firing weapons used by people without any Jedi Training. For hand blasters, these are a good reliable Ultra-Firing power battery.

[100mpg]

What is that used for? and I am pretty sure I want one. or 20.

Originally Posted by vortexau

Careful with that lightsaber, you're gonna poke someones eye out! Or chop their hand off even!

Originally Posted by vortexau

[vortexau]

Originally Posted by vortexau

"You notice? Its bright yellow Automotive Class Lithium Ion and its a ULTRA-A, eh?"




One just unscrews the black-ribbed cap, pulls out the expended cell, and replaces it with the new ULTRA-A.




While observing the relevant safety rules.




. . . . and even making the occasional resource to the definitive manual.


But, its a BAD, BAD, BAD, mistake to use the Red ones:




. . . and that's because these ones are Chinese-made batteries for Hand Blasters! That's right, the beam-firing weapons used by people without any Jedi Training. For hand blasters, these are a good reliable Ultra-Firing power battery.

"Those are not the batteries that you're looking for. "
" These aren't the batteries we're looking for."
"He can go on searching."
"We can go on searching."
"Move along."
"Move along... move along."

[100mpg]

Originally Posted by vortexau

"Those are not the batteries that you're looking for. "
" These aren't the batteries we're looking for."
"He can go on searching."
"We can go on searching."
"Move along."
"Move along... move along."

gramma and spellen do not count during a zombie attack.

AND, the range was crowded today and I could not check out my new Ruger 10/22. All the benches were full at the 50yrd section. They had one bench at the 100yrd but I didnt want to start there! Anyone know if a .22lr will kill a zombie at 100yrds?