Killbox: Taking Airsoft to the next level

[Cannonfodder]

40 minutes ago, Herrgh said:

 "NFT and Metaverse specialist" at another company he's director of. And a crypto investor!

That tells me all I need to know and from Herrgh's post this sounds like someone trying to monetise their rape fantasies

 

 

[Tackle]

1 hour ago, Herrgh said:

 

Middle class, maybe. But not prepubescent in this case. The named director is 44-45 years old. He's also a "NFT and Metaverse specialist" at another company he's director of. And a crypto investor!

 

I swell with confidence that Killbox will be a success. Dibs on the NFT of the consent page on the website lol.

Can we have that in English now for us normal people ?

[The Waco Kid]

1 hour ago, Herrgh said:

I would just like juxtapose these two bits of the website:

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Yeah, I don't think I'm going to be taking my family along for a fun day of being "exposed to and (potentially) participating in scenes of brutal and/or sexual nature." I don't think anyone wants to see their parents or siblings "consensually" force-fed while "consensually" hooked up to a car battery.

It will be fine. As long as the location is on the Isle of White. Plenty of first cousins to go around…

[Rogerborg]

2 hours ago, Tackle said:

Can we have that in English now for us normal people ?

 

He charges money for pictures of old rope.

[Enid_Puceflange]

Another one of these………

 

 

[Pseudotectonic]

Look at that subtle off-white decor. The tasteful daylighting of it. Oh by God, it even has a tripod...

 

[Colin Allen]

I once designed a couple of weekend immersive military experiences.

In version 1, participants would arrive in the dark, ideally while it was raining, and would be sent off to dig slit trenches on the edge of a field.  Once they had settled into their slit trenches and were just starting to heat up their ration packs, they would be ordered to move out immediately.  On arrival at their new location, the process, or a similar one, would be repeated.

Keep doing this until endex and then send them home.

The alternative to this was to stick them in a barracks for a weekend, complete with ironing boards, irons, boot polish and all the other wonderful bits and pieces.  Their first task would be to get their kit into a condition that would pass inspection by a grumpy former senior NCO, who would be well paid for throwing their kit on the floor, emptying their lockers and shouting at them.

Once they had got their kit sorted out to his satisfaction, they would be sent out for an eight mile run in full kit, ideally in the rain, after which they would have to do PT on the parade ground.  This would be followed by sorting out their now wet and scruffy kit, again subject to Mr Grumpy's inspection and approval.  Then, get them to clear up the barracks before they get a chance to eat.

Keep this going for a couple of days and send them home.

I thought that these would provide a far more realistic insight into military life.

I also had an RAF variant, which consisted of checking into a 5 star hotel for the weekend and running up a huge room service bill.

[Cannonfodder]

I'm guessing the navy version would involve getting to know your battle buddy extremely well

 

[Colin Allen]

10 minutes ago, Cannonfodder said:

I'm guessing the navy version would involve getting to know your battle buddy extremely well

 

Add in a selection of little back dresses and a packet of biscuits and you would have a Royal Marines immersive experience.

[Cannonfodder]

3 hours ago, Colin Allen said:

Add in a selection of little back dresses and a packet of biscuits and you would have a Royal Marines immersive experience.

From talking to my son's kung fu instructor, who's an ex bootie, that's probably very accurate

[Tackle]

9 hours ago, Pseudotectonic said:

Look at that subtle off-white decor. The tasteful daylighting of it. Oh by God, it even has a tripod...

 

Those overhead rails, it looks like a defunct hospital somewhere, probably preparing to get knocked down anytime now, the timing of which will perfectly coincide with the demise of the "Killbox experience" ?