CU Boulder bans nerf guns

[l0cke]

http://www.9news.com/news/local/article.aspx?storyid=128199&catid=346

BOULDER - If you're caught walking around the University of Colorado at Boulder with a Nerf gun, you could be arrested. Notices have been posted around the campus' dorm buildings, warning students that Nerf gun sightings will be treated like real gun sightings.
Nerf guns have been popping up around CU this week, after some students started playing the popular game "Humans vs. Zombies." It's similar to the game of tag.

The humans are supposed to shoot the zombies with Nerf guns to keep them away.
Since they're not allowed to use Nerf guns, students are now using rolled up socks.
"It seems to me that if we go through the proper channels, they'll let us use them in the future," sophomore Tyler Benjamin said.
More than 600 students are signed up to play the game at CU.
University Police said they haven't had any issues, yet.
The game continues through the weekend. It starts at dawn and ends at dusk.
Find out how to play by following this link: http://cuboulder.hvzsource.com/
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I would love to see a cop tazer someone because they have a nerf gun.

Seriously, even in the UK they allow imitation firearms if they are brightly colored. This is the most retarded zero-tolerance policy ever.

Meanwhile, CSU students vote to allow concealed carry on campus.

 

[surfsatwerk]

Something happened to bring this about. Would love to know what it was.

"
Nerf guns have been popping up around CU this week, after some students started playing the popular game "Humans vs. Zombies." It's similar to the game of tag.
The humans are supposed to shoot the zombies with Nerf guns to keep them away.
Since they're not allowed to use Nerf guns, students are now using rolled up socks"

Someone must have shot their eye out.

 

[gorcorps]

Boulder is nuts... nothing they do makes sense.

 

[l0cke]

Something happened to bring this about. Would love to know what it was.


Someone must have shot their eye out.

Here is another link
http://www.coloradodaily.com/cu-boulder/ci_13911286

But Bosley said many gun manufacturers have Teflon coatings on real weapons, so the concern is distinguishing the one from another.

WHAT THE FUCK?

Oh wait, I know

They also have a facebook group, it doesn't seem like there have been any eye-shootings.

 

[theflyingpig]

American stupidity at its finest.

 

[Leros]

When I go crazy, I'll put my pistol in a soft lunch box or a brown paper bag.

 

[BudAshes]

American stupidity at its finest.

Everyone knows this.

 

[zerocool84]

Don't nerf me bro!!!

 

[surfsatwerk]

They also have a facebook group, it doesn't seem like there have been any eye-shootings.

Well then they are drinking enough obviously.

 

[Miramonti]

Here is another link
http://www.coloradodaily.com/cu-boulder/ci_13911286

WHAT THE FUCK?

Oh wait, I know

They also have a facebook group, it doesn't seem like there have been any eye-shootings.

This is what a nerf gun looks like these days?? lol

 

[l0cke]

This is what a nerf gun looks like these days?? lol

Something tells me nerf would have reduced sales if they did.

They look like this

BTW, the vulcan (pictured above) jams like a bitch right when you need it. Right after you need it, it works perfectly.

 

[lifeobry]

Everyone knows this.

I was waiting for that.

 

[oogabooga]

Something tells me nerf would have reduced sales if they did.

They look like this

BTW, the vulcan (pictured above) jams like a bitch right when you need it. Right after you need it, it works perfectly.

I walk past this everytime I go to Target/Fry's and instantly reach for my wallet. I would have fun with it for maybe one night and not use it again and yet I want it.

 

[adairusmc]

 

[PrinceofWands]

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Meanwhile, CSU students vote to allow concealed carry on campus.

That's somewhat misleading. Concealed carry IS ALREADY legal there (and in fact many places, though frequently prohibited by policy). What the students did is take a vote in response to a proposed POLICY (not law) shift by the university administration.