Slightly more actually dangerous, though?
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I think Swarm is taken by the drones, and you really do not want to get into a trademark discussion with their lawyers
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A wank, which pretty much covers this thread.
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Have you MET geese?
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Have you? They’re birds. Relatively small ones at that.
I have never understood this urban myth of geese being angry and dangerous and stuff. They’re tiny little balls of feather and food with rounded bills. They couldn’t do you harm if you stuffed them with crash and taped razorblades to them. They’re demonstrably harmless little psychos.
Sorry, but this just annoys me too much when people perpetuate this nonsense. There’s no reason to be worried about something that can’t harm you, yet you can punt halfway across a hangar with ease.
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Yeah. I have. Vicious, spiteful things. And no, something that has no compunctions about throwing 5kg of mass at your head is not harmless or tiny.
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Weak vacuum suckers.
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Sometimes I could think you were describing my baby…
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Crazy snow eater…
You’re dating a goose?!?
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Noooo, your description almost perfectly matches ‘tantrum mode’ on a two year old.
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Yeah, I avoid those, too.
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A clutch of capsuleers.
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a plague
a farce
a cancer
an annoyance
an excess
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An eternity
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A flight, a wing.
A choir, chorus.
A battery.
A mayhem, a stack.
A cluster, a network.
A hailstorm.
A hover.
A vagary.
Whoops, I have also become alphabetical. I better stop as well.
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A fan of the act myself, I’m digging “A Killing”
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Fleet, is the word you’re looking for.
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Applies to ships of whatever sort and implies a certain level of organization. (Also, hyper-specific collective nouns are a bit of silly, clever fun to start with. You can say “a flock of crows” instead of “a murder,” but it’s less specific and maybe a bit less fun.)
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A forum of capsuleers, perhaps?
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That may be a little more “meta” in this instance and is less applicable when flying.
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