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Old Sep 11, 2009 | 12:05 pm
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Vatch out for those German scientists
Originally Posted by gsoltso
Every halfwit high school kid and college kid would make the same bomb in the same way and we would have a base stupidity contest to see which group lost more hands or people.
And if they are 16 or over they qualify to win a Darwin Award. "Honoring those who improve the species...by accidentally removing themselves from it!"
Originally Posted by TSORon
and all bombs must have certain common components or they are not bombs.
How about no wires, no batteries, no electronics, no detonator? It was invented 100 years ago and used in one of the three largest attacks on the US mainland in the last 100 years. Everyone knows 9/11™ and Oklahoma City, but I only found out about this one by watching PBS. Thanks, History Detectives. ^
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