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Gotcha ketchup ammunition

 Shoot the food
 
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Need ketchup on those fries order? Step aside and bang it! your neighbor has a bar-b-q? Get in your roof and spice that grill! Your best frend wants to skip classes- Shoot him from the roof of the school and let him squeal and run back home. want to have fun on summer? Shoot balls in the air and catch them with your mouth! and eat them. Want to hunt ducks? Kill them and spice'em in one single step!

A new world of food fun is openned!

—noyola, May 18 2009

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       While I highly doubt that ketchup can be classified as a spice, and shooting *anything* from the roof of a school is a good way to get shot by police, the idea sounds pretty neat. [+]
—21 Quest, May 18 2009
   

       Glad you like it [21Q] thanks!
—noyola, May 18 2009
   

       Might I suggest a kitchen UAV for delivery. "Pass the HUD"
—bigsleep, May 18 2009
   

       Standing on a school-roof shooting people would produce a lot of class-skipping... and this does not necessitate ketchup.   

       Raw duck with ketchup? Bon appetit!   

       Shoot your fries from a step away with something that can kill ducks?   

       Eat ketchup-balls?   

       I guess the BBQ-thing would work, although missing the steak means shooting into the coals, which might be not that popular with bystanders.
—loonquawl, May 20 2009
   


 

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