trebuchet

I'm sure there was even an errant trebuchet or two.

Well, guys constructed a trebuchet, which is in the X-XV century range.

There were flash trebuchet games years before angry birds with the exact same gameplay

* Launch them from a trebuchet* Air canon or rail gun* Use your imagination.

I regret having lived, for a short time, within trebuchet range of these folks and not doing anything with it.

For a modest down payment I know a guy that launches small objects into space using the world's largest trebuchet.

One group made a trebuchet-style device that threw the payload so consistently that the team members could catch the payload.

Put it in an egg drop style container that will protect it from a large impact, the drop it off a building our launch it from a trebuchet.

I don't know what they're all for... but I'm guessing that it would be a bad idea for me to trundle my homebrew trebuchet up to that intersection and start chucking grenades around.

It was only later that I understood that, when they asked if I'd seen a student fire a weapon at school in the past month, they hadn't meant for me to include the latin club's trebuchet.

"Here is a benchmark that shows the performance of a watermelon and a large canteloupe lobbed from a trebuchet using different kinds of wood and rope under different wind conditions.

As an example, I first encountered trigonometry when I was building a rubber-powered trebuchet that I made for a middle school physics class....I have to ask, do you realize how much of an outlier you are and how irrelevant your experience is to teaching normal kids mathematics?