Vicious rubber band gatling gun fires 100 bands in seconds

If you're still popping rubber bands off the tip of your thumb then you're still in the minor leagues, son. Say hello to the Rubber Band Gatling Gun, which weighs nearly 20 pounds and cost as much as a real handgun.

What, more as much as a handgun? Well, at $500, I daresay I could go out and buy a pistol right now for less, but bear in mind I lived for quite a while in Texas.

The Rubber Band Gatling Gun comes with a stand if you want to fire it like a turret, and will fire off 100 rubber bands as fast as you can turn the crank. Loading it doesn't sound fun — details are scarce on how that works, but we imagine it has to be pretty painstaking. The company behind the Rubber Band Gatling Gun even offers barrels of different lengths, just in case you want to use more powerful rubber bands.

That sounds more intense than anything we've ever imagined when it comes to, y'know, rubber bands, but if you're plunking down $500 for something like this, then being crazy probably comes with the territory.

I would like to see someone bring that to school. LOL

Found a video:

Nerf is where it is at.

I bring real guns to school.

I think you would find that shooting a gun in real life as apposed to counter strike is a lot different.

I shoot from the hips.

Until you smack yourself in the nose with the gun after firing it.

You know what, then? I SHALL BRING OUT MY KATANA AND DESTROY THE ENEMIES OF THE COUNTRY!

Because katana versus rifle work the first time in history.

Tom Cruise was successful in his objective, yes.

Until he and everyone around him got shot.

I didn't understand why they rushed straight at those retarded automatic cannon stuff--they're on horses, and they don't even take advantage of them... oh, the horror.

FOR HONOUR!

Even though they ambushed a shit tone of guys at the beginning.I would have let a detachment utilise the hills or the forest to go around the army. Then take the aritllery out. As the very green army panics and breaks ranks to attack an enemy behind them, charge in on the chaos from the front. I don't believe they had any cavalry to check the flanks. Just infantry and artillery.

Suffice to say, it was a really silly movie strategically and tactically at the end, which re-watching it made me frown in disbelief at how it was set up. Taliban doesn't just run up to you from the front to commit Jihad...