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| 18 Apr 08, 4:45 PM birdburdy UK(NW), 4 yrs  |
That's interesting. I really don't believe that the TAZapper is a fly swatter: it may well be a modified one though (say, a small discharge capacitor). But has anybody else noticed that the handle of the Executioner: http://images.glebecomputers.co.uk/images/ebay/e... is almost identical to the handle of the TAZapper: http://toystoysonline.com/images/electric/taz-ba... The button even looks the same. The Executioner works at 3000V.
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| 18 Jun 09, 4:44 PM chrismanch  UK(M), 11 yrs |
TAZapper now available in the UK. | ||
| 18 Jun 09, 10:54 PM Esinem UK(SE), 12 yrs |
This, I like. *scuttles off to dig out soldering iron and fly swatter*
A major benefactor to depraved young women in restricted circumstances. | ||
| 19 Jun 09, 7:24 PM Wolfeeh UK(CF), 8 yrs  |
damn you. i was gonna be all impessive and post that. http://www.devus.co.uk/zenstore/index.php?main_p... is the full url. £34.99 PinkLipGloss says: (20:46:43)
ur a girl wiv a dick | ||
| 19 Jun 09, 7:26 PM Wolfeeh UK(CF), 8 yrs |
Anyway a tazer isn't classed as a gun over here because it doesn't actually involve a projectile - the darts that are shot from the gun... I can't see how by anyone's definition the tazapper could be classed as a gun.
PinkLipGloss says: (20:46:43)
ur a girl wiv a dick | ||
| 19 Jun 09, 8:57 PM birdburdy UK(NW), 4 yrs |
Well I am worried about this. In fact, I would like to buy the TAZapper from Devus, but I just don't know if it's legal. Also, are devus reliable, safe; has anybody here used them before? | ||
| 20 Jun 09, 1:36 PM chrismanch UK(M), 11 yrs |
I doubt it is illegal to own one or use it on a consenting partner as it does not cause any lasting damage. It may be considered an offensive weapon if you are carrying it openly in public, but so would a penknife, a police baton or even a big stick. I wouldn't recommend taking it on a plane either! If you were importing it from outside the EU Customs may have a problem with it because of the name, but it should be no problem if bought within the UK/EU They aren't Tasers designed to immobilise someone, they are toys designed to give a safe but sharp shock. Edited 20 Jun 09, 1:39 PM by chrismanch | ||
| 20 Jun 09, 1:51 PM ropeburn 10 yrs |
Apparently the flash units of disposable cameras can be converted into very effective zappers too... | ||
| 22 Jun 09, 12:34 PM Sirs_Froglet UK(S), 3 yrs |
Sir has just bought a Tzapper, and it doesn't hurt too bad but it is psychologically mean... makes me all jumpy and scared lol. And if done repeatedly it can be quite owwy... | ||
| 22 Jun 09, 7:02 PM Esinem UK(SE), 12 yrs |
Haha! Just did a fear play session this morning and all I needed was a blindfold and a 2 pin continental style plug  A major benefactor to depraved young women in restricted circumstances. |
