Could have been like Lonnie Johnson, the NASA engineer who inveted the super soaker
29 0 ReplyThis man is responsible for one of the core things that made the 90s the 90s.
12 0 ReplyMore than one, he also invented Nerf guns. Dude has more than 250 patents
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I have become fun, destroyer of boredom... and pants.
12 0 ReplyAbsolute fucking legend.
I had the Super Soaker 50. That might as well been my "Holy bolter" back then.
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Imagine if the US dropped two giant beyblades on Japan and just let the spinning tops destroy everything.
19 0 ReplyOf all nations to challenge to a duel of city-sized robots, maybe DON'T pick Japan!?
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Hopennheimer
18 0 ReplyNukes aren't fun???
14 0 ReplyI feel attacked
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Ahh fuck it this isn't reddit. Cool username brah
3 0 ReplyI apologize. When I went to that rally with the 'No Nukes' sign, it wasn't personal.
2 0 ReplyOmg omg!! I can be the first to comment this stupid and specific subreddit that!…..oh yeah…..
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This made me giggle like a special needs kid pushing the buttons on an elevator.
7 0 ReplyIdea of a lifetime:
4 0 ReplyHe went and saw Barbie.
1 0 ReplyAm I the only one who finds the whole thing so terrifying that they can't bring themselves to watch a movie that shows it as realistically as possible?
I have nightmares about nuclear war.
1 0 ReplyDon't watch Barefoot Gen.
To anyone else, watch Barefoot Gen.
The mangaka had personal experience, and it shows.
6 0 ReplyI've heard about it. I'm sure it's excellent, but I can't.
I used to be able to do it. I used to watch all kinds of post-nuke and nuclear war movies in the 80s and 90s. I read John Hersey's Hiroshima more than once. But I can't do it anymore. It's just too scary.
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