Explosion near Loch Lomond
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west...
Terrorists playing? Or some WW2 ordnance going off?
Terrorists playing? Or some WW2 ordnance going off?
matchmaker said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west...
Terrorists playing? Or some WW2 ordnance going off?
High road or low road?Terrorists playing? Or some WW2 ordnance going off?
Eric Mc said:
matchmaker said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west...
Terrorists playing? Or some WW2 ordnance going off?
High road or low road?Terrorists playing? Or some WW2 ordnance going off?

Those were the days as kids , throwing pressurized things on a fire and seeing what happened, opening fireworks and using the detonators as little hand grenades then putting the powder and pellets on said fire to see what noises and colours we could create, using traffic light fireworks as laser guns shooting balls of fire at one another.
hornet said:
KANEIT said:
Those were the days as kids , throwing pressurized things on a fire and seeing what happened
What with that and falling out of trees, not wearing cycling helmets and playgrounds that were concrete, makes you wonder how any of us are still here doesn't it 
Alfa numeric said:
GTO Scott said:
jbi said:
I remember doing daft crap like this as a kid...
Typically involving aerosols, a steel dustbin and a big fire.
Them were the days
Yep, how far can a can of Lynx travel? Typically involving aerosols, a steel dustbin and a big fire.
Them were the days


The nozzle on the other hand...

The most lethal we discovered was the Camping Gaz Anti Personnel Mine.....filled with the appropriate substance and ignited via a straw filled with the same. The bottom disc blew through both sides of a water cistern and into the earth while the aluminium blue can shattered into fragments that embedded themselves in trees, very nasty.
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