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more about #bullet Tylas: Is it just me, or does that last sentence not make any sense at all? I read it 5 times and keep getting stuck at horrible. The lack of editors makes... more » Digitallysick: I have a tungsten wedding ring, i wonder if i am at risk? (seriously) more » badhatharry: I have a Palm Tungsten. Should I be worried? more » CountryDevil: So what about other "things" made with tungsten? I have been wearing a ring made of tungsten for years. I am doomed!!! Doomed I tell you!!! more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: So the military is going to alternate between DU and Tungsten bullets? The first round causes the cancer, and the second round is the chemo? more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: OK, so things I have seen this week that cause cancer. Drinking hot tea, oral sex for women who perform it, and getting shot by Tungsten bullets. At... more » Tim O'Sullivan: better to use tungsten bullets than risk giving super powers to the enemy with radioactive bullets more » deathbytray: As I lay dying, with blood flowing freely out of my body through this giant hole in my chest created by a non-tungsten bullet, I will feel glad knowin... more » .357: Alright, men. We have to go into the battle, and beat these sons of bitches. Understood? Sir yes sir! Now, make sure you don't use Tungsten bullets. I... more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: So now we're worried that if we shoot someone, they might survive and then get cancer? (And yes I know that's not the real argument...) This seems k... more » Xterm11: I agree with you.: Bullets that cause cancer, no, we can't have that. Why not get rid of the bullets themselves? more » Deaf Mute: You'd think the army would love to have bullets that can kill an enemy, even if they've survived the gunshot. Also what doesn't cause cancer these days? more » -
#weapons
Army Stops Making 'Eco-Friendly' Tungsten Bullets Because They Cause Cancer
The Army's tungsten-based bullets were designed to be more eco-friendly, but research showing tungsten increases cancer risk pushed them to pull the plug. The problem, Danger Room points out, is that tungsten munitions are everywhere. More » -
#againsttheodds
Moto RAZR Stops Bullet, Saves Man's Life
This may be the first good news Motorola's had in a long while: A feller named RJ Richard down in the New Orleans suburb of St. Tammany Parish was on his lawnmower in his backyard when something struck him hard on the chest. When he pulled his Moto RAZR out of his breast pocket to see if it had been damaged by what he presumed to be a pebble, a damn .45 caliber bullet fell out! Having saved the man's life, the phone fell apart. More » -
#speakers
Glowing, Flashing USB Speakers are *Ahem* Bullet-shaped
Okay, okay: I know what they look like, but since the official description is "bullet-like," that's what I'm sticking with. These 7.5-inch tall, cylindrical, smooth-tipped speakers are USB bus-powered and have music-reactive color-changing LEDS in the top, making them "very nice to listen to your favorite music at night" apparently. They pump out 2 x 2W and 2 x 1W of sounds from 150Hz to 20kHz. Available now for a mere $20. [Gadget4All via Geek Alerts]
