legal (ex-CA) flamethrower
Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 8:41 pm
Didn't you say you've always wanted one?
http://www.engadget.com/2015/03/19/49-s ... methrower/
http://www.engadget.com/2015/03/19/49-s ... methrower/
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My old roommate used to set snow on fire with gasoline. I believe he now works for a large investment firm. ;-)Pointedstick wrote: Oh my god I want one right now. My childhood dream of building a snow fortress by flamethrowering tunnels through 20 foot deep snow comes closer and closer to fruition...
How can that not possibly be against the RULES?dualstow wrote: Almost on topic: there's a boglehead thread crying out for pp'er participation:
http://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtop ... 1&t=161599
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Yes! It's not Boston-level, though. I think I would have to move to Maine or Alaska to realize my dream. Or maybe Minnesota or upstate New York.TennPaGa wrote:Does it snow where you are in NM?Pointedstick wrote: Oh my god I want one right now. My childhood dream of building a snow fortress by flamethrowering tunnels through 20 foot deep snow comes closer and closer to fruition...
Simonjester wrote: or just go up in elevation, NM has some decent snow up in the high country...
PS for Maine! PS for Maine! PS for Maine!Pointedstick wrote: Yes! It's not Boston-level, though. I think I would have to move to Maine or Alaska to realize my dream. Or maybe Minnesota or upstate New York.
The only snow around here in SoCal is some stupid ski resort up in the mountains that every lemming and his mother flocks to. Imagine how they fit in all those millions of trendy lemmings.TennPaGa wrote:The XM42 from Ion Productions is every pyromaniac's dream come true: a personal, portable flamethrower that's (amazingly still) legal everywhere except California.