Just posted my thoughts and findings regarding Predicting Pump-Action Water Gun / Water Blaster Performance. In short, it appears one can use either pump stroke length or, if available, pump volume to reasonably estimate expected output for most pump-action water blasters. It is unclear how this scales up for larger, syringe-type water blasters due to lack of available measurements for those type of water blasters. Follow the link above to read more specifics!
YO DAWG – I HEAR YOU LIKE NERF GUNS AND SUPER SOAKERS
iSoak’D 159 posted
Given all the snow we’ve received recently (though it got warmer yesterday), I got inspired. Please enjoy iSoak’D 159 for all its twistedness.
Anyone game for making a real-life one and sharing a picture?
iSoak’D 158: Back to the “From the Future” – 2
iSoak’D 158: Back to the “From the Future” 2 posted on iSoaker.com. Enjoy!
iSoak’D 157 – Back to the “From the Future”
iSoak’D 157 – Back to the “From the Future” posted on iSoaker.com. Be afraid…
iSoak’D 156 – Dear Santa (2016)
It’s been awhile, but I just posted a new iSoak’D comic strip (#156) on iSoaker.com. Hope you enjoy!
20161202 – Winter Cometh
Water Warriors Aqua Wheel versus snow
Water Warriors: The Movie? (Parody)
“It sounded like the dream job on Craiglist!”
Y’know, this looks like it could have been one of those sleeper summer hits in theatres!
Edit: Nice to see a couple of Water Warriors Sharks getting some screen time.
Update: just found that this may be in production? Water Warriors is listed on IMDb?!
iSoakin’ the Moon? – 20161116
While the Super Moon was the other day, after looking longer at the picture of the moon I took yesterday, I realized that the moon also features a re-interpretation of the iSoaker.com logo on the bottom-left side!
What do you think?
I have a suspicion that that blast mark/crater wasn’t left by an asteroid – it was left by an extremely powerful water blaster from the future that tore through the fabric of space/time, leaving it’s mark on our present day moon! Really!
Soak the World – 20160916
Original picture of fountain found in Cambridge, MA, USA