yukonjasper wrote:Why not have boxes filled with lice and crab louse hanging from the ceiling with a metal detector trigger.......too busy scratching to use that trigger.......
Glenn_S wrote:Better yet, nerf guns for all! Use the "ammo" that has the suction cups, and with enough stuck on the bad guy, he'll just leave or not be able to see...
Ghost wrote:I'm thinking that throwing jars of lutefisk would be more effective
smurfman wrote:Ghost wrote:I'm thinking that throwing jars of lutefisk would be more effective
No! NO! and HELL NO!
Do not come with any justification for that vile concoction! I have been tormented with crud nearly all my life and am just starting to get out from its putrid pall. The whole reason the Vikings fought so hard to ransack a town was due to having to go back and eat that gelatinous sludge if unsuccessful.
Grayskies wrote:I thought that stuff was banned by the UN convention on chemical and biological weapons?
smurfman wrote:Grayskies wrote:I thought that stuff was banned by the UN convention on chemical and biological weapons?
They are only the latest group to rule on lutefisk. Note that of all the various gases used in WWI, lutefisk was one that both sides feared to use. Same goes for the Nazis and their extermination camps- even they thought it was excessively cruel.
Grayskies wrote:smurfman wrote:Grayskies wrote:I thought that stuff was banned by the UN convention on chemical and biological weapons?
They are only the latest group to rule on lutefisk. Note that of all the various gases used in WWI, lutefisk was one that both sides feared to use. Same goes for the Nazis and their extermination camps- even they thought it was excessively cruel.
I was talking with a local intelligence source and they said that in the fall of 1944 the Germans under attacks from both fronts started working on a warhead for their V2 rockets, fortunately the allies got word of this and the facility was bombed. It is believed that one scientist was not at the facility and was captured by the Russians.
Grayskies wrote:I thought that stuff was banned by the UN convention on chemical and biological weapons?
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