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8 Comments
articianVery cool. Where this guy was an entertaining source of interesting information, I now think he's actually bringing something deeper.
AeroMechanicalsays...Nerf toys were always the coolest when I was a kid. I haven't played with one in over 20 years, but we had endless fun with the old Nerf Blast-A-Balls when I was smaller. They made a great noise. That might have been the first Nerf "blaster" they made. Simple, cheap, fun. Perfect.
antHa. At my former employer with (geek/nerd)s, adults played with them!
Nerf toys were always the coolest when I was a kid. I haven't played with one in over 20 years, but we had endless fun with the old Nerf Blast-A-Balls when I was smaller. They made a great noise. That might have been the first Nerf "blaster" they made. Simple, cheap, fun. Perfect.
MekanikalThis is a cool video. I have a couple of these and was wondering the same thing.
kingmobsays...This guy keeps getting better.
poolcleanerI only work at companies which have a constant state of endemic nerf warfare. It's the only motivation for this dog of war restricted to corporate existence. Find me someone to mildly beat upon with projectiles and I will be the hardest working employee ever.
Ha. At my former employer with (geek/nerd)s, adults played with them!
ant/me shoots you with Nerf gun bullets.
I only work at companies which have a constant state of endemic nerf warfare. It's the only motivation for this dog of war restricted to corporate existence. Find me someone to mildly beat upon with projectiles and I will be the hardest working employee ever.
Asmosays...It's great how even something relatively pointless (in the grand scheme of things) like a foam dart gun can incorporate not only ingenious engineering, but also efficient and appropriate engineering (ie. robust enough to deal with kids who are breaking machines =)
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