One Big Ass Rock
Posted: 2005-01-10 11:31pm
Yep, that's one big ass rock. Glad to see no one's car is under it. At least I hope no one's car is under it.
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now THAT...*snicker* is some funny shit right THAY-UH! LOL!!weemadando wrote:Wheeee! My ICBT (Inter-Continental Ballistic Trebuchet) has its first succesful test firing! Soon I shall have weapons with ranges capable of reaching the west coast of the US and accuracy enough to take out Michael Bay as he sits drinking his morning decaf, non-dairy, latte.
weemadando wrote:Wheeee! My ICBT (Inter-Continental Ballistic Trebuchet) has its first succesful test firing! Soon I shall have weapons with ranges capable of reaching the west coast of the US and accuracy enough to take out Michael Bay as he sits drinking his morning decaf, non-dairy, latte.
No, it's from the recent California mudslides.Howedar wrote:Is that a joke?
*grumbles* Son of a...you don't know what you're talking about.SPOOFE wrote:I betcha even THAT did more damage than the Borg torpedoes in First Contact.
Hey! I've been busy - but I can safely say that in the next few months, follow ups to Dark Dawns, A Bond of Faith and TK421...Col. Crackpot wrote:weemadando wrote:Wheeee! My ICBT (Inter-Continental Ballistic Trebuchet) has its first succesful test firing! Soon I shall have weapons with ranges capable of reaching the west coast of the US and accuracy enough to take out Michael Bay as he sits drinking his morning decaf, non-dairy, latte.
speaking of which, i do recall a certain rock launched from Mars that hit the EU and SOMEONE didn't bother to tell us what happened next. Hmmm, who could that be.
I saw them blow it apart on the news. Is there any info anywhere on how much TNT it took to crack that rock in half?SPOOFE wrote:That rock is about ten miles away from my house. They had to close down a huge stretch of Topanga Canyon for a couple of weeks, and they're gonna have to blow it up since no truck can carry it.
Well, they said that they used as little as possible to prevent rock fragments from flying all over the area.Lord Poe wrote:I saw them blow it apart on the news. Is there any info anywhere on how much TNT it took to crack that rock in half?