No, the book your referencing will get you killed if you try any of the more Explosive recipes in it. If I wrote a book like that, the reader would stay safe.
What did you use your flashlight for today?
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No, the book your referencing will get you killed if you try any of the more Explosive recipes in it. If I wrote a book like that, the reader would stay safe.
Reminds of this guy a few years back (with his family in the house) who was mixing pool chemicals (in his garage) to make small explosives for either New Years or 4th of July.
BOOM, blew himself up. From what I was told, neighbors was finding small body parts for a few days / week after.
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IMA SOL MAN
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If you are out hiking when the balloons go up, that would make a good expedient fallout shelter. You might want to bury a cache in it just in case.
newts
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It has running water at least. Normally a lot more running water. We are in a drought now.
Perfect example of why the closest I've come to forking around with explosives was a Sparkler, when I was a kid. And, a ferro rod and striker as an adult.
IMA SOL MAN
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That's too bad. I was a bit of a pyro when I was a kid. Played around with fireworks, blew up some model planes and cars, launched tin cans (that was a LOT of fun!) scavenged black powder from dud fireworks and experimented, etc. Good times! Survived with all fingers. 
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My little OLIGHT i1R 2 EOS worked well for reading the menu at Poe's restaurant on Sullivan's Island.
Jean-Luc Descarte
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Used my S21B to sweep the workplace counter in search of my missing T7. The counter is black granite and the T7 is anodised black, so ambient light was nowhere near enough.
Turns out the T7 was not on there. Somehow it ended up in a cabinet's drawer by the foot of my workstation. Knowing my dexterity I probably elbowed it right into the drawer.
Turns out the T7 was not on there. Somehow it ended up in a cabinet's drawer by the foot of my workstation. Knowing my dexterity I probably elbowed it right into the drawer.
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still love the Tiros.
You need to live a little.
One of the sites I got to work was a gravel pit while they were blasting. They let me push the button. There was something sadistically therapeutic about detonating 2 tons of ANFO and watching tons of granite being blown apart.
Well, a traditional Molotov Cocktail is relatively safe. Though not too many abandoned places you can fling those just for pure fun.You need to live a little.
One of the sites I got to work was a gravel pit while they were blasting. They let me push the button. There was something sadistically therapeutic about detonating 2 tons of ANFO and watching tons of granite being blown apart.
IMA SOL MAN
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Do you hate her? a Dorcy?
Mine has an EDC01 on her keychain as it's small enough and has a long enough runtime to keep her happy. She's good about changing out the AAA eneloop well before it's dead.
IMA SOL MAN
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No, don't hate her. Bought it and gave it to her many, many years ago, when it was considered "bright", and before I learned of really better lights. In my defense, I did upgrade her to the Surefire Fury DFT with 18650 (1500 lumens). Give me a break!
Thinking about giving her a Maglite Spectrum Solitaire for her keychain. She likes the warm light over the cool white.
Maglite® Solitaire® - LED Spectrum White
This Spectrum Series LED Solitaire features a warm white beam. Warm white light is the ideal light source for working in tight spaces. - Preferred light for electronic technicians because warm white LEDs allow the full-color spectrum to be seen in detail on wires/cables. Cool white Light LEDs...
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Used my Acebeam H15 headlamp for a quick dip into the garage to plug in the block heater at 6 AM this morning.
Winter is coming, and my diesel car is none too happy about it. Got snow on the local roads too.
But part of me is looking forward to the darkness of night still present in the mornings. At least as soon as I get into the car.
My Lazer Triple-R Elite 24 is ready. So are my 4x Rigid D-XL Pro pods.
Winter is coming, and my diesel car is none too happy about it. Got snow on the local roads too.
But part of me is looking forward to the darkness of night still present in the mornings. At least as soon as I get into the car.
My Lazer Triple-R Elite 24 is ready. So are my 4x Rigid D-XL Pro pods.
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The man casually has a GSS-14 Searchlight. As you do 
PhotonWrangler
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I had to traverse an unlit catwalk at work again today. My PD36R got me across and back safely.
Would be hilarious if a UFO showed up!The man casually has a GSS-14 Searchlight. As you do
"Hi Steve, we got the signal. Ready for the invasion! Wait! You're not Steve."
