| Alexis_Royce, April 4th, 2012, 5:18 pm | |
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Generally, firing into a populated area without a five second warning is frowned upon. Coloring by Megan this week! |
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That... was just plain awesome.
Go Kinny! Show those paper targets (who suspiciously have a large letter A taped on to them,) who's boss!
Ah... gotta love how everyone hits the floor. Bets on whether there'll be anything left of the target when Stan's done? XD
Now's let's see if he actually hit! xD
I got $20 on him missing every shot just for comedic irony.
Its like that scene from the second Matrix movie where Neo holds up his hands and stops a wall of bullets. BUT IN REVERSE.
That last panel is so awesome looking! But I wonder how good his aim is?
This is not a drill!
Is it really smart to have a few of those floating BEHIND HIM during his practice fire?
Least he is "concerned" for everyones safty. Though the biggest question is how many will actually hit the target.
If one has no experience in guns, another can expect the one to be horrible at aiming. Also, I realize he's like one of those Mobile Suit Gundam Newtype things
Pat15: I love you for that comment. I wanted to mention Newtypes/DRAGOON since this began, but I know the author lady wouldn't know Gundam from Voltron.
Maybe to improve his aim he can telekinetically control the bullets like Gunner from the webcomic "Zap!"
As others have noted already, Stan being able to lift and fire eleven guns at once doesn't mean he's going to be able to *aim* them. Even if he is used to using guns, that doesn't mean that he'll be able to aim all of them at once. He's going to need to practice with this, but it's still a good idea.
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Sorry, the whole floating array of guns firing at once reminded me of that scene from MSMM.