i'm thinking about buying a green laser with 125mW. does anyone on here have a green laser? can they really heal open cuts?

has anyone here ever pointed a laser at an airplane in flight?

i personally want a green laser because you can see the beam.

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If you stare at a white pixel long enough, you notice the throbbing red, green, and blue elements that create it.

If you stare at a fuzzy blanket long enough with your eye so close it goes out of focus, just look at the sparkles; you can see it on the cellular level.

WTF are you on about???

im talking about mother@#$*#@$ green lasers, you know, lasers that are green.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ofh37qcFuk4

look at that ^^ to see a live example.

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If you stare at a white pixel long enough, you notice the throbbing red, green, and blue elements that create it.

If you stare at a fuzzy blanket long enough with your eye so close it goes out of focus, just look at the sparkles; you can see it on the cellular level.

A 125mw laser won't cauterize wounds. Point it at a small airplane and you just might succeed in blinding the pilot and causing him to crash and die.

Plus those lasers cost somewhere around four to five hundred bucks. You can build a much more powerful laser for less.

A $500 balloon popper....sweet.

Hahahaha, nice

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People are bastard coated bastards with bastard filling

and just how does one build a green laser gribble? can you give me explicit instructions on how to do it?

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If you stare at a white pixel long enough, you notice the throbbing red, green, and blue elements that create it.

If you stare at a fuzzy blanket long enough with your eye so close it goes out of focus, just look at the sparkles; you can see it on the cellular level.

Search google. Years ago I found a site that sold laser kits. Now all I can find are Class IV burning laser kits, and those suckers are expensive. Infinitely cooler than crappy 150mw lasers, mind you, but we're talking 1500 bucks or more.

Oh, and they weren't nearly as compact as that thing the guy's wielding on youtube. But you could still lug one around awkwardly, assuming it isn't too delicate.