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How to Shoot a Rubber Band

How to Shoot a Rubber Band
Rubber bands cause a painful stinging feeling when you are hit with one but it is harmless because the pain goes away in seconds. In this instructable I will show you the types of rubber bands and how to shoot them. I have a lot of experience with rubber bands me and about 20 other cousins have huge rubber band fights at my grandmas house. The parents don't care. I'm a sharp shooter mostly shooting from atop the stair way attacking my enemies.
 
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Step 1Types of Rubber Bands

Types of Rubber Bands
I know 4 types of rubber bands. There are many sizes but these are the basic ones you think of when you hear rubber band. The first one (farthest on the right) is the basic rubber band that most of us use in our houses it is ok for rubber band fighting. The next one (to the left of the first) is usually found in super markets binding food together it is flexible and slightly heavier than most making it good for rubber band fights. Then one to the left of that is a thin rubber band also found in kitchens; I do not recommend this for rubber band wars it is light so it loses speed when shot. The last one (furthest to the left) is my favorite, usually found binding paper together. It is long making it more flexible and better to shoot at long range.
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10 comments
Jul 4, 2011. 7:50 AMNE patsrock says:
its kalled bee sting at my skool
Dec 12, 2009. 11:19 AMAWESOME9802 says:
Ah those sting! We also use rolled up wads of paper and have "wasp" fights. Then we have to hide them if a teacher sees them.. They're already banned here
Mar 7, 2011. 5:15 PMpopcorn4lunch says:
oh, those are fun :)
May 2, 2009. 11:19 AMjpault says:
god i hate those
Apr 18, 2009. 2:32 PMEPL says:
this is called a spiderbite.
Apr 21, 2009. 1:44 PMEPL says:
well, yes this is one that I think is commonly used
Apr 26, 2009. 3:43 PMfireblast_1212 says:
It's also called the hornet sting or and bite at my school.
Apr 27, 2009. 1:57 PMEPL says:
those are good names.
Apr 27, 2009. 2:44 PMfireblast_1212 says:
Yeah. I meant ant bite, not and bite.

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