You know those needle-less medicine injectors?

I don't think they are in the public eye enough yet. We called them pressure jet syringes.

When I was a kid, we always called them "booster guns."

that's not a type II phaser?

Isn't it a hypospray?

JimmyB27 said:

Isn't it a hypospray?

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That kinda sounds like what we called 'em back when I was in basic training some 20 odd years ago. If you pulled away at just the right time you could get a nice little scar.

Its a nasty little deception.

It cant hurt as much as a needle 'cause its air! YAY

OMG

The US Army used these on me when i went into basic training. All i have to say about em is..anyone ever comes near me with one again...

It wont be pretty..*ouchie*

Vanatru said:

That kinda sounds like what we called 'em back when I was in basic training some 20 odd years ago. If you pulled away at just the right time you could get a nice little scar.

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Or if the administrator is running through a line of 500 enlistees without stopping long enough to do it right. I've got a nasty scar from that, and he was the one moving. It took forever to heal, and hurt for about six months. Plus, I don't think a drop of the stuff actually entered my bloodstream. It all ran down the arm.

I just calls 'em icky.

My friends with diabetes call them "jet injectors."