6 Things You Won't Believe Are More Legal Than Marijuana
Since we can't have a website without readers, it's important to us that you not wind up dead or in jail. So when we continue to point out crazy shit that we can't believe is still legal, we're trusting you to not run out and buy these items and then use them to destroy your whole neighborhood.
Because you totally could.

If you had any sort of childhood, you spent a healthy portion of it wishing like hell you had either Luke Skywalker's lightsaber or Han Solo's blaster. Well, got your checkbook ready?
Here's a real motherfucking blaster rifle on sale for a measly two grand.

Storm Troopers: suckers for a deal.
Information Unlimited sells high-grade scientific lasers, but unfortunately they're only intended for laboratory use. Fortunately, however, you don't have to give a shit about "intent:" All you need is a credit card and a lust for the smell of burning human flesh.

So it begins.
Oh, and this isn't just some legitimate scientific tool we're making out to sound terrifying: The manufacturer advertises it as, a "prelude to a weapon of the future." This is an actual self-contained blaster rifle with a power cell good for between 120 and 150 shots on a full charge.
It can send out a 6000 watt pulse, which is enough to "blast small holes in the hardest of metals." There are videos on the site of other class IV lasers (the same grade as this one) cutting through blocks of wood like... well, like a hot laser through wood. Depending on the lens you're using, these lasers can cut through rocks and burn hot enough to make air explode at the focus point. That's right: They can kill the air itself.

You've had it too easy for too long, Air.
But perhaps you long for a more elegant weapon, from a more civilized age. Sadly, most of us gave up our hopes of owning a real lightsaber years ago, when we realized the technology was prohibitively expensive, if not physically impossible. Some dreams must always and forever remain dreams...
Well, unless you have $300 bucks and a credit card.

OK, so the S3 Spyder Arctic isn't exactly the movie lightsaber: That can never exist because you can't have a laser beam "about yea long." But it's the next best thing: While it can't cut through a Hutt's sail barge, it could light your hair on fire or blind a man at a fair distance.

It probably works up close, too.
It so resembles a lightsaber, in fact, that it provoked a cease-and-desist letter from no less an asshole than George Lucas himself.

You will never love a woman as much as this man hates his fans.
So why are either of these things legal? Well, aside from the fact that you can buy giant deadly regular rifles for less, laser weapons are still the future. We're willing to bet that, unless you're reading this in your casual cloak from the back of your robo-spider, you probably didn't know a weapon like this existed until now. It'll be at least another few days (orders are assembled within 24 hours) before the first major crime is committed with one of these babies. That's right, readers: With a little luck and good timing, you could be the first person in history to commit a violent crime with a laser weapon.

You could shoot first!

That's a Chieftain Battle Tank, and for under a grand you--yes, you personally--can use it to crush a car. There's a place in Sherman, Texas that offers this and many more tank-related adventures for a nominal fee. That's right: The next time you're rejected by a pretty girl at a crowded bar, you can just scream, "I once crushed a car with a fucking tank!" and storm out.

That's an automatic win in any argument.
But while renting a tank is pretty badass, the high-rollers among us won't be satisfied with such a fleeting thrill. So for folks with the extra cash, there are a number of online tank depots for civilian collectors. Want a T-72, the main battle tank of the former Soviet Union? Less than $50,000 and this 45-ton monster can rest in your driveway.

Come on Homeowners' Association, say something.
If you want something a little more street-legal, this Fox Armored Car will set you back a paltry $17 grand. You can own an armored scout car and drive it on the highway for less than the cost of a new SUV. Your Escalade may look "gangster," but it takes an RPG round like a little bitch.

Plus the valets will never forget you.
Civilian-legal military hardware doesn't stop at tanks, either. If you're willing to spend the time getting your pilot's license, you can also buy a working fighter jet. Everything from a 1956 "Venom" to a 2005 Northrop F-5 is available for anyone willing to pay. Prices start at around $4,500 and go up to $2 million for the nicer ones.

Sure, all of their weaponry is deactivated, but they're sunuvabitching tanks and jets. Tanks don't actually need those cannons to affect havoc: Just drive them through a grocery store, snap a quick picture with your cell phone and send it to the League of Evil. They're sure to approve your application now. As for jets, well, just tape swords to the wings or something. Shit, do we have to think of everything for you?

Living in a gated community is a great way to tell the world that you are terrified of it. But concrete walls and chain-link fences can be defeated by anyone with a ladder or a decent pair of bolt-cutters. Sure, you'll keep out the low-level riff raff, but no serious criminal will be in any way deterred. No, for truly effective home-defense, you'll want to invest in a moat filled with deadly, flesh-eating piranhas.

That'll keep the Mormons at bay.
Our regular readers may point out that wild piranhas aren't nearly as dangerous as rumors make them out to be. While it's true that in their natural habitat they aren't a threat to anything larger than a guppy, when starved they are fully capable of skeletonizing a cow in an extremely short period of time. Teddy "Motherfucking" Roosevelt himself was a witness.

Go on, argue with the man.
Hungry piranhas have been known to attack any person or animal, regardless of size, that stops long enough for them to get a bite in. And those aren't always little bites: "...most injuries resulting in bites to the heel, soles of the feet and toes. More serious deeper wounds were also inflicted to the legs, arms and body. Some bites were so severe that the fish completely removed the toes, including the phalange bone."

The most aggressive fish have been known to throw themselves at full-grown plumbers.
So yes, any mad scientist (or paranoid homeowner) worth his salt would have no trouble arranging the environment (keeping them hungry) for a school of murder-fish. And the best part? It won't cost anything more than walking-around money. You can buy 10 red-bellied piranha for a mere $80. Plus they're legal in 28 of 50 states, which means most of you have absolutely no excuse for not investing in a pond full of carnivorous water monsters right now. It's just good business.
Swarms of razor-sharp fish not enough for you? How about a goddamn bear? You can buy and legally own brown bears (as well as lions and tigers) in nine states. These (terrifying) people own two fully grown bears and have a whole website dedicated to helping you do the same.

Why trust in that rack of shotguns to scare off your daughter's potential suitors, when you could raise 1500 pounds of muscle and claws to do the talking FOR you?
(Disclaimer: Bears do not actually talk, although it would be pretty bitchin' if they did).








The reason it's illegal has nothing to do with the government giving a damn about our well-being.
Replyseriously people sell such cookbooks? maybe Jacob has one he seems to know way too much about explosive materials XD
ReplyI think even the Pope dreams about owning a tank every now and then
ReplyI was kind of expecting alcohol or smokes to be number one. Not sure why.
Replytechnically you could make a light saber, it just wouldn't be made of light, it would have to be made of plasma, which is extremely hot and, since it can be affected by magnetic fields, could be made to be about yea big
ReplyAs of the month of January, 2012, anything you do, say, or condone can be construed as illegal, seditious, or detrimental to America's well-being.
Reply(NDAA-12 -signed by Barack Obama. The legal status of pot will be the least of your worries, not in the days or weeks to come, but the years hereafter. We allowed statist goons to control our lives, and that's exactly what they're going to do.)
You can try to keep blaming GW Bush & the GOP all you want, but the truth is that he was just the lightning rod for your frustrations; the statists worked harder while you were distracted.
ahh, L-39 "Norsupyssy" ("Elephant gun"), Aimo Lahti was told to build an anti-tank machinegun, Lahti said that no machinegun in the given caliber would have enough penetration, but he was told to do it anyways, at the same time he was designing L-39 and both were tested at the same time, L-39 was chosen and the AT -machineguns were used as AA -machineguns instead, later Lahti took L-39, turned it into a full auto, strapped two of the things together and called it AA -gun.
ReplyAbout tanks, I think I'll settle for a PT-76 or something like that and strap one of those lasers to the turret.
I guess getting your property seized and all your possessions because your roommate is a ferret-owning hippie is worse than having to compete for attention with your boyfriend's bong.
ReplyYour bit on DXM was partially incorrect. DXM itself is a fairly harmless substance, even if it is a ridiculously potent . You'll overdose on the Acetaminophen, Chlorpheniramine Maleate, or even a few common inactive ingredients found in many over the counter cough syrups well before you'll reach permanently damaging levels of Dextromethorphan. Either way, misuse of this substance is ill advised if only because of a lack of long term studies on its effects on the human (or any mammal's) brain.
Reply Hide All See All 3 Replies"even if it is a ridiculously potent."
THIS MAN IS CLEARLY OVERQUALIFIED
Also, there's literally no substantial evidence whatsoever that olney's lesions found in rats when the stuff is injected into them (not administered orally) have ever been found in humans as a result of dxm use, and there are just as many bizarre incidents of people being heavily addicted users and coming out no worse for wear as someone having one large overdose and being permanently more retarded for his efforts and never feeling "quite the same" after.
Correct. It is not a particularly dangerous substance in and of itself. Aspirin accounts for more fatalities.
As it happens, I dislike these "can't believe are legal" lists intently, because I believe they encourage the sort of thinking that permits the government's massive authoritarian invasion of civil liberties, which has in turn resulted in the current high-speed conversion of the Bill of Rights to Washington's favorite f*****g toilet paper. Since I normally avoid this site entirely for a number of reasons and wouldn't have visited if the shared link hadn't been compressed, consider any arguments with my point of view to be answered by immense amusement. Feel free to get pissed off in advance. XD
Baibai!
The comment about lightsabers being impossible because "you can't get a laser 'just this big'" is kind of misguided. Lightsabers aren't a single laser, they an array of beams angled to end at the point that is the end of the blade, which as has been tested does do what lightsabers supposedly do and create a "laser plasma" that effectivly makes a tight cloud formed around and between the beams.
Reply Hide All See All 3 RepliesYou sir have done far too much research on this topic. In the sense it was written, the quote "you can't get a laser 'just this big'" is scientifically accurate. Although, I would be interested in building your proposed lightsaber, provided that the refracted laser beams don't get skewed and and kill me.
You sir have done far too much research on this topic. In the sense it was written, the quote "you can't get a laser 'just this big'" is scientifically accurate. Although, I would be interested in building your proposed lightsaber, provided that the refracted laser beams don't get skewed and and kill me.
The main problem is making that cloud behave like a solid bar. If the lightasbers made plasma as they went, they'd leave plasma tracks after every swing. And things would fly through them. As they are, they're giant glowsticks that melt things on touch.
one of the advertisements at the top said "free criminal records" .... just what ive always wanted
ReplyCan't believe no one made a MCR joke...
ReplyI see what you did there.
Yea...because the DEA is the go to authority on drugs...........
Reply Hide All See All 6 RepliesI don't think you understand what "authority" means. Let me define it for you.
Authority-
The right to act in a specified way, delegated from one person or organization to another.
In this case, the right to arrest criminals, ya know, on the basis of drugs.
So yes, the "Drug Enforcement Agency" is the agency given authority on the enforcement of anti-drug laws.
#pngwn56 The DEA has also been proven to lie about drugs and how they effect the body. So just because they can arrest you, doesn't mean their going to be honest about drugs.
A man called professor nut (ha) did a study into drugs that took several years. His conclusion was that actually most drugs weren't that bad for you, alcohol was by far the worst. The government listened carefully then sacked him immediately. Bloody science.
@pngwn56
You aren't the only one that can play the semantics game. The DEA doesn't arrest criminals. The DEA arrests civilians. Then, if they're found guilty, they become a criminal. Innocent until proven guilty. Not 0s,that their should be laws against drugs in the first place. "hard" drugs like opiates and coke were legal for years, and America didn't collapse into anarchy. Same thing for marijuana. Speed was OTC in the '50s, and that was when America was a world power. I don't think drugs are a problem, just the people that misuse them. I feel the same way about weapons, coincidentally.
@allofyou why so butthurt
@TheEricle
they still prescribe speed.
I could write a book on DMT. Not about it, but how I figured out time travel, saw my friend rip his face off, and talked to a wall. However, its the f*****g devil. And seriously sucks. Just drink or something. Not that any of you should trust me.
Reply Hide All See All 3 RepliesIf you were telling me TO take drugs, I wouldn't trust you. Telling me not to... I'll take the leap of faith that it isn't the cure to all alements that you are keeping to yourself. Thumbs up.
DMT isn't the devil. PCP is the devil. Remember kids, if someone offers you PCP just do some heroin instead. Fewer people will get hurt that way.
You obviously didn't know what the f**k you were doing. :)
I find it hilarious that there's an ad for "Your Criminal Record is online" at the bottom of the page.
ReplyI find it funny how there's a "Cold-Eeze" cough syrup add at the bottom. Well played, Cracked adchoice
ReplyAll the stuff in this article is good, but imagine all the bud you could buy with the money you'd spend on some of them.
ReplyThere's a place in Englnad that offers tank battles where the guns have been modified to fire paintballs.
Paintballs.
The size of Volleyballs.
Air rifles be damned guys . . .
You would rather have a mountain of old flammable plants instead of a tank? I'm starting to believe those D.A.R.E. specials in the 80's are true: drugs really do interfere with your sense of priorities.
I love how they mentioned that the tanks' weapons are deactivated right after the part of the article about the laser weapons being legal. I mean seriously, f**k the tanks guns. I'd rather have a laser equipped tank anyway.
ReplyNow who's up for a nice game of laser tank battle?
General Townes would be so proud!
I understand why the meaning for the wording and everything, but i just realized... how can something be "more legal"? Isn't stuff either legal or illegal, or is there a gray list I haven't yet hear of?
ReplyStatistics based on how many states you can own stuff in and whatnot. Something-A that's legal in one state can be illegal in the other 49. Something-B else can be legal in half the US. That makes Something-B more legal than Something-A. For example, in Kansas you can own any sort of hybrid dog you want, because the state considers any creature that's part dog to fit the definition of "dog". Hell, you could own a chimera dog like Max from "Man's Best Friend" here. But you'll totally get busted for having a switchblade.
I was dared to "Robotrip" once. Never again. One of the darkest, scariest incidents of my life. I still don't understand how DXM is legal but marijuana isn't (side effect/long term usage wise).
ReplyBecause the only other truly effective cough suppressant is codeine. That said, you probably didn't use pure DXM and didn't research it beforehand either. Fail for f*****g stupidity. XD