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I feel all left outs....
In Boardgame 12 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
poop won game 1.

Game 2 starts in 10
http://s2.boardgame-online.com/g/game.php?g=fNcP&k=nrE
In Boardgame 12 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
I liked some aspects of it. But the stupidity started to wear on me.
What....?
Lady Squee said
Goldmarble, I strongly considered using a raccoon instead of a Grizzly. I thought for a solid thirty minutes about which to use. xD


:D Raccoons are cute and awesome. And can be lap animals.

Course....you can't ride a raccoon like you could potentially ride a Grizzly.

I was also tempted to go with a Moose. Or a Big Horn Sheep.
I am more than okay with this.
Raxacoricofallapatorius said
There's only one way to settle this.Firearm space duel.


Actually, there's a real easy way to settle this: Take a 10th grade science class.
If you try to spin this as your attempts at Trolling? Then you're even more pathetic than if you were really just that ignorant.
Raxacoricofallapatorius said
While it may be water proof it may not be air proof, being underwater is significantly different to being in a vacuum with no atmosphere at all, and all the air will likely be sucked out and dissipate into nothing.


I do believe you are missing the point:

The oxygen for the reaction is contained within the powder itself. The reaction does not rely on oxygen in the atmosphere at all. If it tried to? It wouldn't work, because there is not enough volume in a cartridge case for both sufficient powder, AND air, to operate at the same efficiency.
Then explain how a firearm can operate under water?

Don't believe me?



Don't understand? The Propellant contains all the oxygen needed to fire. So yes. You can fire a gun under water, and you can fire a firearm in space.
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