THIS COULD REVOLUTIONIZE WARFARE AS WE KNOW IT

And not in a good way.

(Thanks to Unholy Slacker)

Comments

[Jeff Meyerson]

Send it to Congress at once.

[Theresa]

That's for sure.

[Steve]

Hardly new. Everything but the kitchen sink (because there wasn't one) was sent over fortified walls throughout much of history.
Shoot, at the Castillo de San Marcos, I once asked a Ranger how a moat only a foot or two deep was a deterrent to attack?
"It wasn't the depth," she replied, "it was what it was full of."

[Ms. Flukey]

Baboons have been doing this for centuries.

[Elon]

This is actually how the bubonic plague reached Europe. Such tactics were common back in the day.

[PirateBoy]

It was invented back in the 12th century, in China, by somebody named Zhu Phlung Pooh.

(You can find anything you want on the 'innerwebs. Thanks, Al Gore!)

[Omniskeptic]

You know, I saw this article elsewhere this morning, and I said, "That'll be on Dave's blog by noon." And it was.

[max]

What a sh***y weapon that would be:

"I've been hit."
"It'll be alright just stay downwind. JANITOR!!"

[nursecindy]

Can they set it on fire first?

[wiredog]

Forwarded to my Tanker friends at (the severely misnamed) Ft. Bliss.

[Al the Chafe]

Gives new meaning to the expression "Shooting the S**t"

[MikeyVA]

Nursecindy,

And put it in a paper bag, then ring....wait.