i saw it for sale on the internet

[billy rubin]

this takes

no daughter of mine is going out dressed like that

to a whole new level

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/143633198601?hash=item217134ae09:g:uDcAAOSwG~Re6NMi&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAA4GpBnBibZ9NEu0gtkbeLR38gEKXjqZF1HQpSjca8ON2Jj%2FiC%2FaleknkON7mqQs5lVlaE6%2BpsSJ2xcSuIqboFZxTcaNPOQMJmNB6VXt6EzF4qmiMBU%2F%2FjBuwjzKWRBNXoWc5EMELCNaeE6behZRKuiOfMUD9nJ%2F1Di0tQRVQ0YSZqbgVVnNLZfqeqW6EIq3t0%2BNMYNbrQ4VKfF0zK%2FpZ3jDnsTRC22XOkHgyu4WruWqApV4OUBeH%2B1d3w0eOr2NNUD4SxSxq3qGI%2FVGU0womiWVaa1JJ0xDc89s8D7o6YB%2Fm6%7Ctkp%3ABFBMoo-qn45h

[Dark Lightning]

How does she even walk with that thing installed!?

[billy rubin]

im sure there are close-up videos available

[Dark Lightning]

Not going to look, and I also have to clear my cache. Don't need internet companies sending ads for the likes of that garbage.

[billy rubin]

is that why i get them?

[Asmodean]

  Yes. Uncle Google knows what you's been clicking, and tries its damndest to sell you more of it, which is rather silly if you ask me, because if I was looking for a thing, then bought it, then the last ad to be relevant for me at the time would be one for that thing, no?

Public service announcement: You can prevent websites from collecting data on your internet behaviour. Many web browsers and VPN services offer such solutions with varying degrees of "hardness."

[billy rubin]

i thought it was a joke, but no.

for a grand or so, i can now buy a flamethrower that mounts under the barrel of my AR-15.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l9GzhjO6rw

exothermic technologies

https://exothermic.tech/product/pulsefire-ubf/

customers include US forest service, agricultural weed control, and so on, for the backpack unit. i can buy one too.

easy to understand how a a way to start a major fire quickly can be useful. they list bonfires, snow and ice, weeds, insect hives, agriculture, pyrotechnic, forestry, film and TV. all normal uses for flames. i use a bottle-fed weedburner to sterilize beehives, for instance, and farmers in california use tractor mounted flame rigs to kill weeds.

what i dont understand is who thinks mounting one to a picatinny rail on a rifle isnt asking for trouble. the onle reason to mount a flamethrower to a gun is to make the gun a more lethal weapon. the company has been around since 2019.

US$689 for the picatinny version, less for the standalone model.

[Icarus]

i thought it was a joke, but no.

for a grand or so, i can now buy a flamethrower that mounts under the barrel of my AR-15.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l9GzhjO6rw

exothermic technologies

https://exothermic.tech/product/pulsefire-ubf/

customers include US forest service, agricultural weed control, and so on, for the backpack unit. i can buy one too.

easy to understand how a a way to start a major fire quickly can be useful. they list bonfires, snow and ice, weeds, insect hives, agriculture, pyrotechnic, forestry, film and TV. all normal uses for flames. i use a bottle-fed weedburner to sterilize beehives, for instance, and farmers in california use tractor mounted flame rigs to kill weeds.

what i dont understand is who thinks mounting one to a picatinny rail on a rifle isnt asking for trouble. the onle reason to mount a flamethrower to a gun is to make the gun a more lethal weapon. the company has been around since 2019.

US$689 for the picatinny version, less for the standalone model.

JFC!!!   Are we Americans out of our fucking minds?

[Dark Lightning]

i thought it was a joke, but no.

for a grand or so, i can now buy a flamethrower that mounts under the barrel of my AR-15.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l9GzhjO6rw

exothermic technologies

https://exothermic.tech/product/pulsefire-ubf/

customers include US forest service, agricultural weed control, and so on, for the backpack unit. i can buy one too.

easy to understand how a a way to start a major fire quickly can be useful. they list bonfires, snow and ice, weeds, insect hives, agriculture, pyrotechnic, forestry, film and TV. all normal uses for flames. i use a bottle-fed weedburner to sterilize beehives, for instance, and farmers in california use tractor mounted flame rigs to kill weeds.

what i dont understand is who thinks mounting one to a picatinny rail on a rifle isnt asking for trouble. the onle reason to mount a flamethrower to a gun is to make the gun a more lethal weapon. the company has been around since 2019.

US$689 for the picatinny version, less for the standalone model.

JFC!!!   Are we Americans out of our fucking minds?

Yes, some of us are. I'd like to see the Venn diagram of fascists, people who buy this sort of thing, and people who voted for the chump. I'd expect a huge intersection. In South Africa, people with expensive cars are allowed to put flamethrowers at the rocker panels to fend off car-jackers.

http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/africa/9812/11/flame.thrower.car/

[billy rubin]

its nuts.

how long before one of these shows up in a mass shooting?

or burning?

i am a supporter of private weapon ownership, but i do not understand ^^^this

[Asmodean]

Eep! They sell 'throwers for people's boomsticks?!

That makes a Asmo irrationally... Giddy, for some reason.

[Tank]

Great for bonfire night!

[Asmodean]

Or to light a cigarette or to evict a particularly troublesome spider or shrink-wrap a boat in that boat shrink-wrap plastic thing or singe the hairs off a pig or...

The possibilities. They are endless when one hath a 'thrower. Much more limited when one doth not.

[The Magic Pudding.]

I always keep one topped up and handy in case murderous hippies come a calling.

[Asmodean]

I like Warhammer 40K, and in that universe, one quickly learns that for some heresy, there is just no substitute for a heavy flamer.