DHS To Test Spy Drones For “Public Safety” Applications

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• Will wearing an aluminum hat protect me from the drones.

  • No, just the mind control rays.

• Sounds like a good beginning for "crowd control" to me. :-(

• It's for our own safety and well being. Never mind the zoom lense or boom mic. Blue Thunder anyone?

  This from the same damn administration that won't secure our borders or our ports. Yet they will buzz my house to see if I'm pissing in my back yard.

  • Or an a picture of Dear Leader, I'm sure.

    All together now, with poppa:

    MY DING-A-LING!
    MY DING-A-LING!
    WON'T YOU PLAY WITH MY DING-A-LING!

  • Hey, at least it will give you a chance to show off for the public!
    Let them see your ding-a-ling!

• Perfect Potato Canon targets.

  • I see your potato cannon and raise you a bowling ball cannon

    • Do I hear a Howitzer?

      • how bout a halftrack with a quad 50 AA

• We have a one word response. "Pull!"

  Can I come out and play?!!

• Too bad they won't blow apart like clay pigeons!
  However, since they only weigh 25 lbs, they should make a nice pyrotechnics display when hit.

  • Ya, but soon after the 25lb ones will come the ones with 25lb bombs, then the ones with the full blown hellfire, stinger, and griffin missiles. I don't think it's safe to shoot at those ones.

    • Well, if it ever gets to that point, will we really be able *not* to shoot?

      • Hmm, I'll have to rethink the contents of my gym locker. I don't know if an AK has the accuracy to take down something like that -- not high and moving fast. Suggestions?

        • Since accuracy won't be that important considering the fire rate and spread, how about a Mini Gun?
          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7ELhy4_0hM

        • flak cannon?

        • LOLm I dunno where you are, but those are kinda hard to come by in the Massachusetts SSR. :- }