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Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 3:18 am
As the old song goes: One of those things is not like the others.AnotherFairportfan wrote:Three different sources.
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As the old song goes: One of those things is not like the others.AnotherFairportfan wrote:Three different sources.
Just remember not to make the classic mistake of homebrew.Sgt. Howard wrote:I personally have the 'Grampa' ribbon with cluster, possibility of another cluster in the near future. My daughter has FORBIDDEN me from teaching explosives to her boys... I will teach it to my SON-IN-LAW, HE can teach it to the boys, no worries. Homebrew? Start with coarse ammonium nitrate fertilizer....
So, grandparents have a 12:00 12:00 12:00 flashing on their foreheads if there isn't a grandchild around? Or would that be the case, only if grandfather is a vickar?AnotherFairportfan wrote:"GRANDPARENTS: So simple even a child can operate them>"
THAT will make an interesting experiment... I had not heard of that one...Dave wrote:...and also recall that iodine makes an excellent antiseptic, ammonia water is great for cleaning up messes, and putting them together... is interesting.
For values of "interesting" which equate to "loud, unstable to the point of being incredibly touchy, and the military reportedly spent a lot of money trying to figure out how to stabilize it enough to make it useful and gave it up as a bad job."Sgt. Howard wrote:THAT will make an interesting experiment... I had not heard of that one...
Ha... a friend of mine got sent out to get more more nails and stuff for a bathroom remodel job we were doing and it took a REALLY long time for him to come home, when he finally showed up he explained that apparently one of the garden supply guys was doing some maintenance on his car at work during his lunch break... changing the oil in his car.... he put some rags under the pan of oil he drained so that it wouldn't ruin the 50 lb. bags of fertilizer that he set it on at a nice convenient height.... another worker saw it and called the fire department and they evacuated the building until the bomb squad got there to take care of it...Sgt. Howard wrote: Homebrew? Start with coarse ammonium nitrate fertilizer....
My recollection is that ANFO requires significant preparation to make a mix which can be detonated, and also requires a primary (and maybe even a secondary) detonator to set it off. Just pouring oil on a sack of fertilizer might create a significant fire hazard but from what I've read it'd be very unlikely to be able to develop the temperatures and pressures needed to detonate.scantrontb wrote:he had absolutely NO CLUE that he had almost created the makings for ANFO... one of the ever-so-popular explosives that MythBusters use ALL the time! if it had been diesel instead of just motor oil, then it may have gone up...
Oh, man... that sounds like at least six months of downeritude, all in one big bolus. Very sorry it hit you like that...jwhouk wrote:Wonderful day today - NOT.
First, landlord was supposed to come in to look at the intercom system - but never showed.
Then, I find out my uncle passed away.
Last, I find out my mother-in-law got into a bad car accident, where her car's essentially totaled. She's okay, at least.
*HUGS!!* I'm so sorry to hear this.jwhouk wrote:Then, I find out my uncle passed away.
Last, I find out my mother-in-law got into a bad car accident, where her car's essentially totaled. She's okay, at least.
Your mother may now be in the "Oh, another N years of being expected to drop my plans on a moment's notice so I can baby-sit the grandkids" stage of things. That might tend to reduce the pressure on you to add yet another crop of younglings to the clanAlkarii wrote:So my brother told my mom about his wife being pregnant again. She was all "whatever" about it. Also, according to their doctor, at this stage, the growth hormone levels are more than twenty times what they should be, so twins or triplets would be my guess.
Yeah, the Ashley Madison hack is shaping up that way. That much embarrassment, released into the environment all at once, could result in some awkward effects. A sudden surge in the population of divorce-court lawyers, followed by serious depletion of available courtroom resources, and a slowdown in handling other civil law cases because the judges are all busy. Then, once everybody gets over the fuss, the mob of divorce-court lawyers starve and their population crashes. Nature can be cruel sometimes.GlytchMeister wrote:Woah... That's gonna turn into a crapstorm of epic proportions...