paintball

> most paintball markers are launched by a physical bolt slamming into the paintball This would destroy the paintball.

While Laserdrome and Paintball is rather commonplace nowadays, often, one of the provisions expected to open such a space is the exclusion of anyone not involved in the game.

To say they are equal, would be to say something like: paintball is equal to being in the military.

Just imagine playing paintball or walking on the beach, the cool sand running through your toes...

Ditto same results for my paintball loader which takes 6 AA batteries or 2 9V batteries.

But to say that Kaggle is not machine learning is to say: paintball requires no marksmanship.

Yeah paintball and airsoft and laser tag are disgusting, no one would ever play a game like that in real life.

If it was intended to be an article and gallery about paintball per se, then I would agree you.

Considering that you can be arrested for playing paintball out of restricted areas in germany, I would avoid this.

This is more like firing directly into a group of people, but believing the gun is a harmless reproduction (or perhaps a paintball marker) when it actually a real weapon loaded with live ammo.

I'd get a butterfly net or a paintball gun, take the thing out, and dump it in the trash compactor.

I actually started playing paintball when I was in middle school in New Albany, Ohio.

All the team outings at the bowling alley, paintball battles, etc of "social cohesion" means nothing when a team member isn't pulling their weight and causing everyone else to stress out.

Heck, I've even "died" in paintball enough times to know that I don't like the odds.

Paintball is not banned because of physical danger.

Paintball is a somewhat popular sport, which is nothing but people acting as if they were on-duty soldiers ready for killing, we kill animals for sport, and we give medals to soldiers who have killed 'the best'.