If Rodney is bad at commanding his troops then the archers must be a bunch of lousy shots. Live long and prosper Mr Spock. ( I’ve always wanted to say that) hee hee.
I think the suction cup makes it perfect for repeated use - ergo saving the poor taxpayers money - sounds like a government plan. Probably no thought given to what happens if the cup falls off.
Then Rodney has the requirements for the panoply of arrows backwards (all but one should be blanks). Typical. Besides, the “blank” tip looks more like a pacifier than a suction cup. :)
technically, a firing squad had only one UNloaded gun. the squad hit the condemned person with multiple bullets, but no-one knew who fired the blank round so all could salve their consciences.
Yukoner over 15 years ago
Just like your mind Roddy.
MrSpock over 15 years ago
The condemned should hope he gets hit with the rubber cup.
ladywolf17 over 15 years ago
If Rodney is bad at commanding his troops then the archers must be a bunch of lousy shots. Live long and prosper Mr Spock. ( I’ve always wanted to say that) hee hee.
GROG Premium Member over 15 years ago
Short on ammunition?
sjoujke over 15 years ago
I think the suction cup makes it perfect for repeated use - ergo saving the poor taxpayers money - sounds like a government plan. Probably no thought given to what happens if the cup falls off.
lazygrazer over 15 years ago
Looks to me like that rubber suction cup is on backasswards….not that it makes a whole lot of difference to the aimee.
flyingviking over 15 years ago
I’ve read all the comments…nobody gets it.
mbne08 over 15 years ago
see all the men in a firing squad are shooting blanks except 1. SO nobody knows who actually shot the final shot.
Rakkav over 15 years ago
Then Rodney has the requirements for the panoply of arrows backwards (all but one should be blanks). Typical. Besides, the “blank” tip looks more like a pacifier than a suction cup. :)
mrsullenbeauty over 15 years ago
Thanks for clearing it up. I thought it was a collection of Star Trek insignias and a comically miniaturized ten-gallon cowboy hat.
yyyguy over 15 years ago
technically, a firing squad had only one UNloaded gun. the squad hit the condemned person with multiple bullets, but no-one knew who fired the blank round so all could salve their consciences.
dexter_greycells over 15 years ago
@yyyguy, Thanks for the explanation. It makes sense now.