Damn, that is pretty kick-ass. They have a game-controller controlled machine gun turrent, and drive by camera? These guys HAVE to take down that piece of shit Assad.

Well, the city was being run by a crazy warlord with an army of machine gun-toting thugs and criminals, so I'd say that the majority of Gotham were probably holed up in their houses. I know that's what I'd be doing.

And it wasn't ALL of the police in the tunnels. There were obviously a bunch of them in Blake's underground resistance, and the rest were probably hiding out like Matthew Modine.

What about the time honored tradition of taking a machine gun and spraying the ground?

That is what all the action movies have taught me.

>> ^nach0s:

I was wondering why he was out in the open too. Then I read the video description... did you guys?


His post-hoc rationalization of what he was doing doesn't help matters. He acted in a really dumb way. If he's so heroic, then why did he get himself shot, then hole up in a position where the cavalry would have to run through the same hail of bullets to rescue him, shouting "Medic! I'm hit!" over and over.

No, what he says after the fact simply ain't true. He panicked, he thought he was superhuman, he just wasn't thinking straight, he suffered from a lack of training.

And no, I'm not getting this from my FPS experience, but from my Army experience and Veteran status. What he did was wrong, it endangered his life and the lives of his squad-mates. First off, they weren't pinned down by machine-gun fire, I only heard single shots and short bursts incoming. Secondly, fighting a hit-and-fade enemy like the Taliban, being "pinned down" is not a bad place to be. If you wait them out they'll take to the hills. They don't want to wait for the airstrike they know is coming. Third, by running down the hill and getting shot he forced some of his guys to come get him, endangering their lives. Lastly, he said in his blurb he was under the command of an Lt. yet he didn't wait for an order, nor did he appear to be acting on an order, he just ran off with his cock in his hand and a big "shoot me" sign on his chest and left it to his allies to come clean up the mess.

Is there a dude testing a machine gun off in the distance? What is that noise?

He was running point, drawing fire (successfully)away from his squad with his LT. I'm surprised he doesn't have a wheelbarrow to carry those huge balls. His squad was pinned by machine gun fire. You can hear it, he's not getting shot at by the machine gun, from the sound of it he's taking fire from small arms most likely AK-47's and what not. As for poor training? I think he showed some pretty damn good discipline for staying calm as he draws fire upon himself, with rounds landing inches from him pretty regularly.

When are they mounting machine guns on these so I can become a grease monkey for our new noisy overlords?

The answer: neither. Some of those machine guns were pretty good helicopters though .

Nice one, Deano. You're right, the handwriting is clearly a lock but Hank's no dummy. He won't approach Walter with this bit of evidence, strong though it may be, until he gets much much more.

And that's what season 6 will be about. Hank vs. Walter. And a 50 cal machine gun.
>> ^Deano:

>> ^shuac:
Are there any other GBs in Walter's world other than the late Gale Boetticher? Someone other than Gale that Walter could claim the book was from? What was Gretchen's maiden name?

If Hank reviews the evidence to confirm his memory I don't see how Walter can explain it.
http://i.imgur.com/ALpMK.jpg

All I can come up with is he bought the book from a used bookstore. But that's so weak.

>> ^Hive13:


Well done, Officer M. Nork.


I think Officer Nork was just as ready to shoot these assholes and have a calm lunch after.


BTW letting people walk around with 30 shot machine guns (even if they are reduced to semi-auto) is some Mad Max shit. How many terrified people clutching sweaty pistols in their houses that night? Or did the cops go around explaining to all the frightened people that called them that actually what they saw on the street today was normal?

Presumably this guy is manning a loaded machine gun.
Maybe explains a few of those 150,000 Iraqi women & children killed in revenge for the 20 guys from Saudi Arabia who knocked down the trade towers.. still at least the Bush family got their oil, and Cheney's Halliburton get to charge for his 3 meals a day!

Took a second for the penny to drop on that one . You got a point with the title though.

>> ^Gutspiller:

Why would he need to take off his clothes to assemble a gun?

>> ^sickio:

Smile activated machine gun, well thanks Einstein for telling us it was fake.


Why don't you have a quick search for this on the web and find out just how many people DO think it's real before you are Mr snide arse.

Smile activated machine gun, well thanks Einstein for telling us it was fake.

Thank you for fixing it. >> ^shuac:

You forgot to supply the most important credit: Bernard Herrmann.