DrKyleStevens
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Post by DrKyleStevens on Jan 22, 2004 18:12:58 GMT -5
Hey, folks, I have been thinking of some new ideas for our team and here they are.....
Ectoplamsic stun grenade, werewolf body armor, ectoplamic freezing jelly, and a stake-gun, for vampires.
Anyonr have any great ideas for the team.
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Dr. William Ketchum
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Post by Dr. William Ketchum on Jan 29, 2004 21:56:52 GMT -5
hmmm the ghost grenades intrest me. Also so does the stake gun. And even as we speak I am in the early phases of designing a UV proton pack. If you wanna swap some ideas just let me know.
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Post by TheRazorsEdge on Jan 30, 2004 2:37:02 GMT -5
I had an idea for a Ghostbusting mech for taking on the big guys like Stay Puft, but I've probably just been watching too much Big O...
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Post by Dr. Joseph Williams on Feb 2, 2004 19:19:36 GMT -5
By the way, has Nathaniel gotten in touch with you guys as of yet.
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Post by TheRazorsEdge on Feb 4, 2004 0:16:42 GMT -5
I haven't heard from him.
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Post by DrKyleStevens on Feb 6, 2004 16:42:54 GMT -5
Joey, I havent heard from Otter...yet, I needed to congradulate him on his sucessful run for the ectoplasmic stun grenades for the Beliar/ Jurgen Wulf bust.
Even though getting slammed on the concrete by a damphir waswhat I didn't have in mind. * Heads his head *
Ah,Dr. Ketchum, the sounds of the uv proton packs enlighten a bit of interest in me. Perhaps, we can share some ideas at the moment.
The Ectoplasmic stun grenades or ESG's for short, or similiar to the ghostbomb, but these grenades more smaller in shape. They let out a flash of green light, which is formed of positive ectoplamsic, which is used to stun the enemy for a brief moment, and like the traps do not look into the flash , it will blind you for a short time. In my opinion is if you conbine them all together then they can become effective.
Stake_guns are a newly high-tech weaponary that I have been playing around with, their very slender shaped-type of gun that shoot only stakes, used against vampires. They can shoot silver or wooden, once their hit, the gun lets out a tracker sence used to help locate the vampire's where-abouts. It also has a flash light mounted on the bottom of the trigger and has a scope on the top.
In other words, its like a hunting rifle, which Dr. Harness would love to use, lol.
Also I would like to add that we're using scubba suits from underwater missions, and farther more I will be writing this story sometime next week.
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Kong
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Post by Kong on Feb 21, 2004 11:47:01 GMT -5
We oughtta have my Game Boy worked on so it could shoot a Proton Blast for emergencies. Just a thought.
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Post by TheRazorsEdge on Feb 21, 2004 16:50:47 GMT -5
Somehow I don't think there's room for a cyclotron on the average GameBoy...
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Post by Professor Egon Spengler on Feb 21, 2004 17:25:33 GMT -5
Somehow I don't think there's room for a cyclotron on the average GameBoy... Dr. Chrismer is essentially correct. However... Even before the only partially successful plasma core designs of 1997, including the Proton Pistol, some smaller proton weapons had been designed and constructed. In 1989, Doc Hazzard of the Crime Patrol created a pistol size gun capable of firing approximately a half-dozen shots before its internal battery was exhausted--but it was enough to save the Crimson Crimebuster and the Lunar Avenger from a rather gruesome fate. Peter, fan of Westerns that he is, dubbed it the "Proton Six Gun", and Raymond and I constructed four of our own shortly before the Castle Vashnivski case of 1991. Once more, while their payload was limited, they may have saved us from a rather gruesome fate at the hands of Baron Vashnivski. (Janine tells me to inform you to consult the following GBI Case Files for more information: GBNY-1989-7/107 and GBNY-1991-9/271) With the advances in miniaturization, it might be theoretically possible to create a limited payload proton gun disguised as a Game Boy, but it couldn't be a functional Game Boy.
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Post by Kong on Feb 22, 2004 0:08:03 GMT -5
Couldn't we just make a cartridge for the Game Boy that could be capable of firing the Proton Blasts? It would only work if it's plugged in the Game Boy. Just a thought.
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Post by Dr. Joseph Williams on Feb 22, 2004 12:40:45 GMT -5
No, I dont think so. Besides that would give you more insentive to be playing the game boy when we're on a case. -Joey.
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Post by DrKyleStevens on Feb 22, 2004 12:51:51 GMT -5
What you could do, Peter, is make up a videogame that has you playing with a gameboy image and you can use that incase we get stucked into a multiple cybernetic or videogame worlds. You can use the gameboy as a thrower * hint hint*
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Post by TheRazorsEdge on Feb 23, 2004 23:12:12 GMT -5
The equipment required for splitting atoms and all that stuff takes up just a bit more space than is available inside a video game cartridge...
You could always try to hook a Gameboy up to a small backpack or side satchel-sized device with a cord like the Proton Pistol, though. Then all you'd have to attatch to the Gameboy is the emitter part.
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Dr. William Ketchum
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Post by Dr. William Ketchum on Feb 23, 2004 23:18:32 GMT -5
What about a conection to a belt generator like the Kyle Griffen test model? We could build a miniture cycolitron (sp).
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Post by Professor Egon Spengler on Feb 24, 2004 18:04:37 GMT -5
What about a conection to a belt generator like the Kyle Griffen test model? We could build a miniture cyclotron (spelling corrected) (sp). Hm...that might be workable. The power conduit would have to connect directly to the cartridge, and you would still need an emission array... Raymond and I may have to check on this. He's been looking for an excuse to upgrade to the latest model, and passing it off as "research" would probably appeal to him...
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