Friday, August 16, 2013

Why blue rifle?

Because racegun.
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9 comments:

  1. Why ask why?!?

    FN said "Let this competition rifle be blue."

    And it was. And it was good.

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    1. Could be worse. Could be that awful pink that's so in vogue right now.

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  2. Race? Is it moving so fast that the normal colour has been blue shifted? Does it have a 40" barrel that due to the Lorenz-Fitzgerald contraction looks like it's only 20"?

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  3. I don't know, I just don't understand raceguns. They throw the whole colour-code-of-lethalness thing right out the window. If someone points a gun at me, the colour generally means:

    Blue = "Dude, see if you can disarm me!" (Or "I just vandalised a House Of The Dead machine!")

    Yellow = "Brace yourself, this might sting a bit..."

    Black or earth-tones = "I am really quite cross with you."

    Pink = "I'm going to kill you and then buy shoes! Squeee!"

    I just don't know what the other colours mean. What's someone with a red and white flecked competition stock trying to tell me, exactly? "I don't know if I mentioned this, but I reeaaally like bacon,"? How is that relevant to the ATM stick-up situation I find myself in?

    Just makes a mockery of the whole system, (grumble, grumble...)

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  4. Micki Mahoney,

    "Black or earth-tones = "I am really quite cross with you."

    Pink = "I'm going to kill you and then buy shoes! Squeee!"
    "

    What color bow would you like tied 'round your gift-wrapped internets? :D

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  5. Darlin' Daughter would call that "Tardis Blue" and send up a Squee! heard around the world if she got a gun in that color.

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  6. It's blued.

    But it's aluminum.

    But it's blued. You can't blue aluminum.

    Blue.

    Blue and anodized.

    Is that the end of the universe I'm hearing?

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  7. FN does ok by me. My last issued M16A2 was made by the boys from Herstal, I'm sureto the chagrin of the rampant horsey folks.

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