Now this is cover version: Deep Purple's Smoke on the Water ... played in ancient Japanese style by Ooedo No Hikeshi. Excellent!
Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] - via Cliff Pickover's Reality Carnival
Now this is cover version: Deep Purple's Smoke on the Water ... played in ancient Japanese style by Ooedo No Hikeshi. Excellent!
Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] - via Cliff Pickover's Reality Carnival
Comments (10)
water = mizu
smoke = kemuri
Oh, and the syringe thing, it was used in a movie and i can't remember the title!
The 'toilet suit' is actually kinda neat, and is something I can use on the job.
The ventilation system on the airplane that gasses everyone unconscious is also an interesting concept, though as we all know it is highly unpredictable and dangerous as that massacre in the Russian theater proved.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RT-23_Molodets
Of course I'm a noob when it comes to international patent law, so if we can go patent russian inventions, I call dibs on Tesla's work.
A truck with a gun turret? Great for war, but name me one terrorist who has ever run around the streets of America with explosives strapped to them, screaming, "Shoot me! I'm totally about to blow some shit up!"
A railroad missile system? That just screams, "Steal me!" Besides, I see a train derail in the US about once a month. What if every time it happened, we had to worry about whether a NUCLEAR MISSILE had been stolen.
I could go on, but rest assured bean, while a few of these have some minor use, I doubt in my heart of hearts that anyone will ever be saved by an explosion containment net.
Excellent.
the explosion containment net is kinda strange but the concept is pretty cool
The airplane trap door really is a neato and could be useful!
Medium east is making my eyes water still. From laughing, not poison gas.
Hey! not the same thing at all, our trains carry intercontintal ballistic missles while theirs simply carry bombs.
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Of course I’m a noob when it comes to international patent law, so if we can go patent russian inventions, I call dibs on Tesla’s work.
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Thomas Edison already did that :-)
Have you actually watched Under Siege 2: Dark Territory? Because I don't think anyone would call that movie plot "great".
http://www.google.com/patents?id=Kq8JAAAAEBAJ&dq=6499693
Actually, there is such a thing. The Russian OSNAZ team used it in the Moscow theater hostage crisis.
Robin
info@nutec-medical.co.uk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7D6PUD66UMc
I'm a government scientist by trade and it abhors me that there is very little in the way of technical/engineering analysis of these fantasies and implementation is another problem no one seems to think about. Not to mention the prior art.
Trap door on a plane? Hah! Everyone knows that there is a cubic butt-ton of empty space in the underbelly of a airliner. Surely we can squeeze a prison cell in there!
*Poster slaps forehead*
P.S. The feud between Tesla and Edison is an interesting read. It's a shame the real geniuses aren't backed by the J.P. Morgan money machine.
Also, come on! A Kevlar net that will remain anchored to the ground during an approximately 100 atm (~1500 psi, 10 MPa) blast front? I don't think so. You'd basically be adding more debris to be thrown about.
I mourn the death of scientific thought and reasoning. I suppose it's for the best, really. It's been suffering for such a long time.
Thanks for the anti-terrorism bra idea. I added anti-terrorism panties and now have a patent pending.
Best
Jacky
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3tT5F9ECpA
I dont think Potential Complication would be wiping the back... This is because the specification reads, "the waste collector has interior portions which are soft to serve as toilet tissue"
The potential complication that I see is that the suit is typically for males... Females wearing it cant use it to dispose urines as their phisiology is differently modelled!!