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oooh- is it something you fire rocks out of?
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What did medieval people used to fling things?
trebouchet
How can you use linchpin in a sentence?
Learning the alphabet was the linchpin to expanding my vocabulary.A full-sized trebouchet uses a foot-long spike for a linchpin.Tripping a deadfall trap requires the release of a strategically placed linchpin.
Are there flying cars anywhere in this world?
Assuming you mean cars that are able to be flown in a controlled manner, yes there are, but they are expensive. Dateline 1949: Longview, Washington, USA: The AeroCar's introduction. Reality check: If you have 2.2 million, you can BUY one! See the link! I've seen a demonstration of a trebouchet that flung a small Renault car for quite a distance. But that's more like "thrown" than "flown".
How does the sword work?
trebouchet previous answer from someone else. Slice, stab, thrust, cut, or chop. Slice- A graze of the skin. Mostly to make an opponent bleed out. Stab- a straight thrusting motion. Thrust- an inward moving stab. Cut- Usually used to separate ligaments or muscle from bone. Chop- Used with full force to attempt to sever a limb.
Is it possible to make a house fly?
Er... it depends on the point of view...There are two answers for this one: 1) If you are talking about a flying house, only if you are a Zathura player.2) If you are talking about the insect (house fly), no you cannot. Only God can 'make' things.On the other side ...Well, I was at the beach and saw a light house, so maybe it would be light enough to fly. Later on I saw a board walk and a strawberry shake.I've see a horse fly and a barn dance, and watched in wonder as a carpenter made a saw sing... Having seen the TV Special (National Geographic Channel's "How Hard Can It Be?") in which 300 weather ballons successfully lifted and 'flew a house' for over one hour, I am open to the possiblity of a giant catapult or trebouchet being constructed for the purpose of tossing a house.See the related link listed below for more information:
