It's not the chainsaw that worries me, it's the smile that comes with it.

"This is probably a stupid question, but . . ."

At least she's still got the blade guard on...

"I found this at the junk store! Not sure what it is, but it looks like fun, so I 'borrowed' it."

--G.
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The trouble doesn't really start until somebody replaces the internal combustion engine with a mana-fueled engine. It may also be necessary to replace some of the parts to keep up with the power that Marisa can run through it.

Peter Eng
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"It melted."
"It was only steel. If you want to run it at the speed you were using...I think mithril might work."

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>The trouble doesn't really start until somebody replaces the internal
>combustion engine with a mana-fueled engine. It may also be necessary
>to replace some of the parts to keep up with the power that Marisa can
>run through it.

I'm not sure why, but this unpacked an entire continuum of images in my head that could best be summarized by the title Marisa Kirisame vs. Army of Darkness.

Also, I just checked, and it appears that the one-man motor chainsaw, similar to the implement's modern form, was invented in the US in 1944. (Before that they were much larger affairs that were used like a powered two-man crosscut saw, and were usually of German manufacture.) So... that gives me ideas.

--G.
"Listen up, you primitive screwheads! THIS is my BROOMSTICK!"
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Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam.