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Harmless Terror
By: The Prowler
To all those who do not wish to inflict bodily damage on their
victems but only terror.
These are weapons that should be used from high places.
1) The flour bomb.
Take a wet paper towel and pour a given amount of baking flour
in the center. Then wrap it up and put on a rubber band to
keep it together. When thrown it will fly well but when it
hits, it covers the victim with the flower or causes a big
puff of flour which will put the victim in terror since as far
as they are concerned, some strange white powder is all over
them. This is a cheap method of terror and for only the cost
of a roll of paper towels and a bag of flour you and your
friends can have loads of fun watching people flee in panic.
2) Smoke bomb projectile.
All you need is a bunch of those little round smoke bombs and
a wrist rocket or any sling-shot. Shoot the smoke bombs and
watch the terror since they think it will blow up!
3) Rotten eggs (good ones)
take some eggs and get a sharp needle and poke a small hole in
the top of each one. Then let them sit in a warm place for
about a week. Then you've got a bunch of rotten eggs that will
only smell when they hit.
4) Glow in the dark terror.
Take one of those tubes of glow in the dark stuff and pour the
stuff on whatever you want to throw and when it gets on the
victim, they think it's some deadly chemical or a radioactive
substance so they run in total panic. This works especially
well with flower bombs since a gummy, glowing substance gets
all over the victim.
5) Fizzling panic.
Take a baggie of a water-baking soda solution and seal it.
(Make sure there is no air in it since the solution will form a
gas and you don't want it to pop on you.) Then put it in a bigger
plastic bag and fill it with vinegar and seal it. When thrown,
the two substances will mix and cause a violently bubbling
substance to go all over the victim.