[Next_Time_NJ]

only one thing come to mind.. hehe


Sharks with Frik'en Laser Beams on there heads!

[Jeff Chandler]

A while back I was googling the subject of vacuum chambers for degassing mold materials, and came upon some websites which were apparently for laser "hobbyists". Scary thought?!

[millefleur]

This attempt to blind the pilot reminds me of Lt. Cmdr. Jack Daly (Ret.) who was struck in the eyes in 1997 by a Russian laser likely from the Russian ship "Kapitan Man".
To this day he suffers pain and severely limited vision.
To this day he is still seeking recognition from the US military that this event happened.

[DollyCali]

The area from which the laser was tracked is not exactly the "crown jewel" of NE Ohio. It is scary how little is necessary to hurt the innocent

[OrangeDaisy]

A similar incident was reported on 9/28. Is this old news?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1229929/posts

[eeriegeno]

Lasers are also often used by construction companies to line up foundations.

If the author of this writing is suggesting that a construction line level laser can be dangerous at 8500 feet, I have a bridge that he might want to buy!

[KoRn]

[LiteKeeper]

Similar story on front page of Colorado Springs' Gazette newspaper re: two aircraft landing at the Colorado Springs airport Tuesday reported the same thing - "laser-like" beams aimed at the cockpits.

[TLI]

The pilot was able to land the plane, and air traffic controllers used radar to determine the laser came from a residential area in suburban Warrensville Heights.

That is some kinda fancy radar that can detect a laser beam . . .

[WildTurkey]

There was a thread on this topic earlier today and it had the same photo you posted. Strange ...

[JoeSixPack1]

So is the "group think" here implying that mooselimbs jumped from boxcutters to laser guided weapons?

Oy vey!

[flutters]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1310445/posts