fubar, thanks for the laugh.
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Did it look something like this?I've been thinking about the front armor......
Oh ye of the quiet death...
Well aren't newts amphibious? That means the navy could also consider the fighter to end all fighters...Maybe turning the groundhog into a newt will improve it's rate of climb and ceiling?
Well aren't newts amphibious? That means the navy could also consider the fighter to end all fighters...
Wait, if it floats isn't it a witch? What is the climb rate and ceiling of a witch?Yup...I think I'm on to something here. A newt has smaller frontal area so less form drag, plus replacing all that draggy fur with a slippery skin will further improve performance. Granted, the newt's smaller overall size will limit load carrying capacity so we may need to remove the wing guns....but they aren't really needed anyway.
Oh, so now you are bringing rabbits into the mix... Well they do have tremendous rates of production, perhaps they could overwhelm with quantity.The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch shall prevail in the advent of the arrival of a worthy (or scary) adversary.
They have very sharp teeth, so we could probably remove the front armor and move the radio forward...Rabbits of the large variety would be far more worthy in armed confrontation than a ground hog.
One must always keep in mind that the rabbit is not to be taken lightly.
And they are on horseback.
Nay, preserve the front armour as it is most nessecary.They have very sharp teeth, so we could probably remove the front armor and move the radio forward...
Ah yes, the Brave Sir Robin strategy.Nay, preserve the front armour as it is most nessecary.
Throw the radio at it and run away.
Indeed.Ah yes, the Brave Sir Robin strategy.
Rabbits of the large variety would be far more worthy in armed confrontation than a ground hog.
One must always keep in mind that the rabbit is not to be taken lightly.