Why we say "blaster" on Nerf and Nerf chatter: Revision history

28 June 2023

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27 June 2023

• curprev 16:5916:59, 27 June 2023‎ Herbert W talk contribs‎ 6,457 bytes +6,457‎ Created page with "To get straight to the point: '''the word “gun” causes misunderstandings that are both dangerous and obstructive.''' You are setting an example; please set a good one. We have young users. * Saying “gun” where anyone in the general public can overhear is dangerous for the same reason as walking around with a camo-painted Longshot - someone may think that there’s a firearms-related threat. What’s obviously a blaster and blaster-talk to a hobbyist is not obv..."