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In 1950s UK every country kid had a catapult in their pocket. Maybe that is what we should do. Give the kids catapults and tell them not to use them on Flock c

In 1950s UK every country kid had a catapult in their pocket. Maybe that is what we should do. Give the kids catapults and tell them not to use them on Flock cameras. That is usually effective at making kids so stuff

mock-possum 8mo ago
You mean a slingshot? (Or a trebuchet?)
- rolph 8mo ago
  in the UK a catapult [catty] is a slingshot.
  - beAbU 8mo ago
    Omg is that where the name comes from. In my language it's a "kettie".
beAbU 8mo ago
I was thinking the same thing, much cheaper than a paintball gun, and less conspicuous. A well made catapult in the right hands with a good aim is deadly.