(Photo: MCpl Kevin Paul / Canadian Forces Combat Camera)
Menacingly, during the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, Canada is working on a super quiet snowmobile design:
The Canadian military has been secretly test-driving a $620,000 stealth snowmobile in its quest to quietly whisk troops on clandestine operations in the Arctic.
The Canadian Press has learned that soldiers have taken the new hybrid-electric snowmobile prototype on trial runs to evaluate features such as speed, noise level, battery endurance and acceleration.
The Department of National Defence even has a nickname for its cutting-edge, covert tool: “Loki,” after the “mythological Norse shape-shifting god.”
Link -via Jeremy Barker
Comments (4)
It's his home.
God help the child.
--TwoDragons
Hitting a baby is NEVER ok. move the baby, move the cords and listen to the grandmother!
GodDamn people like this.
Legally, anyway. I don't know where he lives, but it it is somewhere like Georgia, Texas or Oklahoma with a "Make my Day" law, he could have killed her and it would have been legal.
Somewhere like GA,TX, or OK... not surprising. Of course, legality is not morality. Sometimes the two coincide, but that depends on which set of morals is applied.
--TwoDragons
I bet he was just waiting for an opportunity to use his brand new taser on *somebody*.
Lord help this little baby boy.
Lord help this little baby boy."
I agree completely, with the addition of: What kind of moron lets her husband spank her baby and taser her grandmother and thinks he's in the right?? In 20 years there will be a story about this baby being arrested for assault; we can only hope it's against his dad.
Actually, unless grandma gained unlawful entry to the home and was posing a physical threat to the residents, that law wouldn't apply.