angrscottishkid

Ok, I havent been on this forum in a while, and havent nerfed in months. I still keep updated on the site though, and there have been more than enough arguments about this.


1.nerf guns dont exactly have range or consistancy worthy of the term "sn1per"

2.getting a book about D-day doesnt make you an expert.

3. don't diss the history channel, They give good, accurate information, and its usually pretty interesting.

4.don't waste time arguing about something so stupid, if you wanna call what you do Sn1ping, I have no problem with it, although i feel it takes the good old fashioned fun out of our childish hobby.

and of course don't forget the imeasurable differances between nerf, and real combat

Well said nube.
I also grew up with alot of guns within easy reach. My parents just taught me from an early age that guns are'nt something to fuck around with, I understood I wasn't supposed to mess with them, and no one in my family has had any kind of accident. As far as nerf teaching kids to go on shooting sprees, thats complete shit. their just making a living selling a succesful product, and im sure the majority of children who play with nerf blasters, know theres a huge difference between their longshot, and their daddy's AR15. it all comes down to what parents teach their kids, not hasbro

I think the question you should be asking is, aren't guns already cool? Just kidding(not really). Also nerf isnt teaching us anything, they market to little kids, who are much more impressionable than middle aged men. Most little boys already love guns, just because their little boys, and nerf is just a parent apprpoved alternative.

Diablo, you are an evil genius.
I'm gunna do it this weekend, and I'll try what your ideas. I also made a repeating cd of the first 20 seconds of number of the beast. I'm gunna play it over the suround sound in my basement.

Sorry if this has been asked before, but about how much do they cost to make from scratch?