[bWn4h8QD]

Hi Slowwy.

ACK!

[SallythePearl]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
I knew it would be coming, just not from you. Isn't it nicer coming from a friend, now all the jerks have to actually read the article.


I'm trying to help you man!

ACK!

[BoboStin]

I demand seperation of church and state!

we need a smiley who sets himself on fire.

[Xlkl9SFd]

I admire his passion.

[dgdhgjjgj]

are 1st degree burns the bad ones, or 3rd degree burns? I always get them confused.

[acceraStoof]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
I knew it would be coming, just not from you. I was offline. Sorry Sloww .

[skydaypat]

Did it have sparklies? I knew it was an explosive.

You know, like even a molotov cocktail has sparklies of a sort. Well, it's fire dripping burning rag, but I think we can count it as a sparklie. I count it as a sparklie anyway.

Or was it a hand grenade? THAT doesn't count.
Not in and of itself. Maybe depending on the object being blown up, that might produce sparklies, but that's not the same.

[massons]

Originally posted by Winston
1st degree burns are the lowest level of damage done to the body. That's because a deputy with a fire extinguisher was close at hand.

Policemen with fire extinguishers.

[O25YtQnn]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
That's the kind of world we need.

Policemen don't need firearms, they carry a fireextinguisher, for all the dumbasses. Why you thinking of setting yourself on fire soon, buddy?

(there... now I'm on time )

[Pjayjukr]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Did it have sparklies? I knew it was an explosive.

You know, like even a molotov cocktail has sparklies of a sort. Well, it's fire dripping burning rag, but I think we can count it as a sparklie. I count it as a sparklie anyway.

Or was it a hand grenade? THAT doesn't count.
Not in and of itself. Maybe depending on the object being blown up, that might produce sparklies, but that's not the same. Plus, IIRC, a Molotov Cocktail in addition to having an accelerant, usually has something akin to liquid soap mixed in its concoction, yes to confirm I did a Google search on what the history and makeup of a Molotov Cocktail is.

I have in my sorted past "observed" such device at a pretty close range..although where I came from they were known as a Wake-up Call

[fotochicaes]

Another dumbass.

[RokgroofeTeme]

Originally posted by Winston
We learned how to make Molotov cocktails in the army, as an improvised anti-tank measure in the field. And yes, we mixed some powdered gel-like substance into the petrol, to make the burning fluid stick better to the target.

Aim just below the gun turret of the tank and you're in business, while the tank is not. At least that was the plan according to our instructors.. Just what are the odds, that when your last resort to stopping the tanks, is to make improvised bombs (anti-tank ones at that), you're going to have a "gel like substance" at hand?!
or would something common as hair gel work too?