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I think some paint you can`t wash off would be much better.Vertigo1 wrote:Make sure you use model paint (the kind that requires the use of thinner to remove) in those balloons. If it was within driving distance, I'd be there too. Shit, I'd buy up a bunch of plastic easter eggs, fill 'em up with oil and throw them too. They'd have a hell of a time charging me with anything since they wouldn't know who I am.
Thats the kicker though. It ruins clothing.Montcalm wrote:I think some paint you can`t wash off would be much better.Vertigo1 wrote:Make sure you use model paint (the kind that requires the use of thinner to remove) in those balloons. If it was within driving distance, I'd be there too. Shit, I'd buy up a bunch of plastic easter eggs, fill 'em up with oil and throw them too. They'd have a hell of a time charging me with anything since they wouldn't know who I am.
Don't believe me? I used to have a pair of sweat pants that got red model paint dumped on them...and even the thinner wouldn't get it out. 
That only made a red streak, and made them stink of terpentine. 
Forget the clothes aim for the head.Vertigo1 wrote:Thats the kicker though. It ruins clothing.Montcalm wrote:I think some paint you can`t wash off would be much better.Vertigo1 wrote:Make sure you use model paint (the kind that requires the use of thinner to remove) in those balloons. If it was within driving distance, I'd be there too. Shit, I'd buy up a bunch of plastic easter eggs, fill 'em up with oil and throw them too. They'd have a hell of a time charging me with anything since they wouldn't know who I am.
I've got plenty of model paint. That stuff never comes off.Vertigo1 wrote:Make sure you use model paint (the kind that requires the use of thinner to remove) in those balloons. If it was within driving distance, I'd be there too. Shit, I'd buy up a bunch of plastic easter eggs, fill 'em up with oil and throw them too. They'd have a hell of a time charging me with anything since they wouldn't know who I am.
Hell, you can just fill up the balloons with terpentine and nail 'em with that too! That shit STINKS!
Fuck that, I hope the street is paved with stone.Colonel Olrik wrote:Don't forget the rotten eggs.
Ahh the level reserved for false preachers.HemlockGrey wrote:Had I a car I'd drive cross-state to be there. Scumbags.
Son of a bitch.Oh, and here is the flyer advertising the thing.
http://www.godhatesfags.com/fliers/mar2 ... 4-2003.pdf
I think Phelps has reserved himself frontrow seats in the seventh level of Hell.
Good work, and thanks for the intel.Gil Hamilton wrote:Well, it's official. My friends and I have performed an "anti-protest" on the group protesting outside of Redeemer, consisting of two paint balloons filled with acrylic paint launched from a water balloon slingshot (you know, the ones where you have two people on either end and a person in the center that loads and fires the balloon). I'm sad to say we only fired twice before the cops there decided to stand up and stop us. After a small run into a waiting car (in hindsight, the cops didn't chase us), we left.
The damage was minor, since we missed the first time, but the second time one of the Westboro protesters got one right in the shoulder. We did however cause them to duck and scatter for a second there. What bothered the hell out of me and the reason we almost didn't do it was that there were little kids present, like 12 year olds. That was fucked up. My friend Max, who was the one firing since it was his launcher, I think aimed away from them, but there simply wasn't much of a clear shot.
In Pittsburgh, there would be no question who were the bad guys. Fred Rogers was a saint here and I doubt that we be in serious trouble even if the cops did catch us. The cops looked very very tired and unhappy, and I regret firing the balloons only because it didn't make their jobs any easier.neoolong wrote:...And we're confused on who we're supposed to paint as the bad guys. No pun intended.
Judge not, lest ye be judged.
