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The bad news for Sea-monkeys; Cyborg Sharks
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I *DEMAND* freaking lasers on those sharks! Now!
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Wasn't there a movie on this?
Yeah. And the sharks got smart. And destroyed the whole place. BRILLIANT! |
Goodbye $427,000,000,000 deficit. Hello $???,???,???,???,???,???,??? deficit.
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You people have no vision.
This is most likely significantly cheaper than building another sonar station, or submarine. Plus, this is just another step towards neural jacks. |
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You now owe me *holds my pinky finger to my mouth* ONE-HUNDRED BILLION DOLLARS. |
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In regards to the topic, haven't these guys seen Deep Blue Sea or whatever the hell it's called? It's a hideous movie anyway and gives sharkies a bad name. |
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YES.
A 5.5 idea according to IMDB ^__^ |
It would make a sweet video game, you can contol a shark and make it rip apart other sea creatures remotly from your own home, who ever destroys the most ecosystems wins!
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P.S. I've already mentioned Deep Blue Sea before everybody else :( |
When I said "video game" I really meant real life, remotly controling your very own shark from your T.V screen. You could even make them swim to the nearest ocean to you so you can upgrade them with freakin' lasers on their freaking heads.
*Is that Jaws game any good? |
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Any of you guys seent he USA debt clock. I forget the URL, but I'll post it if I see it again. It's really cool, it rises by the thousands right in front of your eyes. I obviously doubt the authenticity, but its a cool thought from a Canadian perspective. |
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*Actually, the game isn't out yet, but I have no interest in playing it. Anything that gives sharks a bad name leaves a sour taste in my mouth. |
Well, there isn't anything in the world I would not predict the United States would use to their advantage either economically or militarily. Its just another thing to add to the list of weird ideas people have...
Isn't this going to bother the animal activists? |
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Umm... go sharks? The government is lacking ingenuity here. Sharks? Those things are already menacing enough. What we need are animals that people wouldn't suspect of harming them. That way, we could attack more covertly. Think small, cuddly creatures.
By any chance, are PETA or the Humane Society going to stop this action? |
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