Snap on the lighter actually. I'm terrible at starting fires without one, and I need smokes.

My girlfriend wanted to make one, so here it is.

>>53
Those are some cute dogs. Shame she'll have to eat them.

I'ts post apocalyptic party time

>>55
Enjoy your nuclear level sunburn...

I never got the fetishist costumes in so many post-apoc films.

bump

>>484
bumb with content or not at all.

assuming its zombies etc.

>>657
>>658

<3 These made my day.

I'm post-apocalyptic freak. I fap to explosions, nuclear explosions :D

>>37
I thought you couldn't make an efficient coil gun that's portable...?

>>698
you can't.

Well, it depends on what you mean by efficient.

>>700
huge amounts of power needed to equate to a low range $10 pellet pistol.

True.

But if we had superconductors.

>>702
You'd have a multi-million dollar device nearly as good as a .22!

>>703

Yeah well. That's just what you think.

>>704
Not really, no. Super conductors will never be cheep. At least not in our lifetimes...two-three hundred years from now, you might be able to have a super-conductor powered device that fits inside a derringer that can launch a .50 cal bullet at the speed of sound.

In the next fifty years? IF we get a room temperature super conductor at all, it will be expensive. The power supply will most likely still not have enough power to be a reliable weapon for more than a few shots.

Yeah...you might be able to launch larger bullets..I doubt it, power draw is just as much a problem for this device as the magnet...hook up a super conductor that size up to line voltage, and you can shoot larger rounds all day. Something man portable? A few shots at the equivalent power of a .22 is a very, very unlikely estimate.

>>705
cheep

>>706
bite me.

>>707
ok

What if I use silver wire and cool everything with liquid nitrogen?

>>715
It will be ungodly expensive, and not man portable. And still not very powerful.

>>719

Yeah, well, we'll see about that.

Here's mine

>>1325
you are not popeye.

>>1325
Why is your spinach brown? :/ I wouldn't eat that if I were you...

>>1327
Is that really brown? Fuck.
I have problems differentiating colors. My bad.

>>1328
we live in the age of computers. I'd recommend learning the proper color codes for the shades you don't see very well. Perhaps make a notepad file, for reference.

>>1329
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll definitely consider it.

>>1328
Same actually. Colour blindness blows.

The spinach is brown because it's the post-apocalypse and even canned food has a shelf life. So, risk food poisoning or go hungry... these are your options.

I figure not that the Apocalypse is over, why not live it up a little.

>>1348
Sounds about right. Maybe if we'd all had monkey butlers, dat apocalypse wouldn't have happened in the first place~