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3/4/2015 3:27:13 PM
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I'm more surprised that a high school will let you build a weapon replica. They seem Ultra sensitive about anything even remotely resembling a firearm, even if its a completely non-realistic fantasy design. Do you go to a private school?
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It won't really resemble a gun. And calling it "Vex Mythoclast" won't lead them down the gun road either.
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its science fiction though, the gun doesnt really exist and the design looks like a super soaker lol
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Exactly. It such an abstract design from a sci-fi video game. I would've rather started a Thunderlord or Bad Juju, but those look too similar to normal weapons. The Vex really looks like no other real weapon out there.
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Ya, but still, elementary schools have been suspending kids for making a gun symbol with their hand and pretending to shoot people on the playground. A kid got in trouble for pretending to throw an imaginary grenade at recess. Crazy, I know... Oh, and a kid "made" a gun out of a Pop tart, buy "eating" one corner off and got suspended. NO this is a joke, this is the world we now live in... http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/boy-suspended-gun-shaped-pop-tart-lifetime-nra-membership-article-1.1359918 http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/04/us/ohio-boy-suspended-finger-gun/ http://www.sott.net/article/257874-Hysteria-Second-grade-student-suspended-for-imaginary-weapon
