Laser Shotgun

There’s no, no good reason for anyone to own something this powerful. But because it wasn’t illegal for me to build, I decided to build one anyway.
—Inventor of 40-watt laser shotgun

 

Why do some people build things like this? Because the challenge is irresistible. I’m glad he doesn’t live near me!


 

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10 Responses to Laser Shotgun

  1. Rummuser says:

    Nuts! I am glad too.

    • Jean says:

      Yes. I’m with Mike, the fellow should be steered into using his considerable talent for something more constructive.

  2. Mike says:

    I saw this a few days ago. The guy appears to be an irresponsible jerk. But, he’s apparently pretty smart, too, to have been able to build something like this. Now, just to channel all of that smart into being of some use…

  3. tammy j says:

    they have grown up seeing this kind of thing … in all the films and video games. it’s an extension of his childhood. and he thinks it’s so cool.
    and they’re going to inherit the world. or worlds. and their toys are deadly.
    but then i guess… so were ours. we invented ‘the bomb’ after all.
    it is unsettling though.
    have you seen the commercial where the little child puts a laser dot on the middle of her father’s forehead… apparently ready to pull the trigger… because he is about to eat one of her halo oranges? frightening.

    • Jean says:

      No, I haven’t seen that commercial. I’m worried that even small laser pointers can (rarely) hurt people’s eyes, and little kids wouldn’t know that. It’s best not to joke around, even in commercials.

  4. Cindi says:

    I hope the good guys hire him
    and not the bad.
    Scary.

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