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08-09-2005, 03:31 PM
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Re: Chicago Crew Thread #2
The largest bomb detonated was a 50 (some argue it was a 57) megaton nuclear warhead from the USSR. The Russians also have the record with the single largest warhead of 100 megatons.
The Russians always preferred size of quality.
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08-09-2005, 03:36 PM
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Re: Chicago Crew Thread #2
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 sorry Bro had to do it!see now when i was watching teh discovery channel they mentioned that Russia had less total tonage of warheads than us but they had probabaly 4 times teh amount of us... so even if they made those few that were bigger they just had a bunch of little dud's however... i dont think i trust the russians to say that they are dismanteling their warheads... and here i am just happy to blow up a mail box or two! hell even the occasional toilet is exciting... 
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08-09-2005, 06:08 PM
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LOL! Sorry man, couldn't let it go to waste! -Sanjay
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08-10-2005, 07:17 AM
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 but i have seen some crazy shit done to toilets... since our firm remodeled all the toll way oaisis's we had to bump up the capacity of teh toilets and hangers, from able to hold 300 pounds at the end, to 500 pounds... because i guess teher are people out there SOOOOO BIG that they actually broke the toilet right in 1/2... think about it ANSE standards say that they toilet must be able to withstand 500 pounds on the last 1" square section of the toilet... thats alot of weight... and someone BROKE it! but this was out in dekalb at the dekalb oasis, i know some of teh hanger supports got ripped out at the lincoln and teh ohare oasis's also... crazy... anyway... not like YOUR shit dont stank!  |
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08-10-2005, 02:27 PM
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Re: Chicago Crew Thread #2
Howdy all...read the history comments about Nagasaki. Today is also the 60th anniversary of the first reports of what happened to the USS Indianapolos.
There was a book written called "In Harm's Way" about how the ship that delivered the first atomic bomb to the island where the Enola Gay was was subsequently sunk by a Japanese submarine on July 30th, 1945. Through a real tragedy, no one came looking for the crew even though distress signals were sent and received. The ship had about 1200 sailors and Marines, about 1000 survived the torpedos and sinking, but 700 died in the next week because of wounds, sharks, or hypothermia. Only on August 14, 1945, when Japan surrendered, did the war department release info about the sinking. The survivors still gather every year in Indianapolis, Indiana around July 30th. Only about 15 guys left. The ship that delivered the bomb that was dropped on Nagasaki by Boxcar was more fortunate. The US only had two working atomic bombs at that time, and did not want to risk transporting them by air. The irony is that the Japanese sub never fired a shot in the whole war until that moment. If this sub sank the Indianapolis just three days earlier, then no atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Another history lesson: Mitsubishi built the famed Japanese "Zero" fighter planes back in WWII. OK, back to panties and where the hell can I find plans to build an airgun for $100 from parts at Home Depot???!!! I was on travel for a while, but when I got back my friend Marc (works part time at the Admiral) comped me in for a few hours. Whoa man am I old. They got two dancers that are 20 years old now. Still no alcohol, still full nudity.
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08-10-2005, 07:29 PM
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Ro,
Turns out the junk yard doesnt take returns on anything. If something is broke they will give you the same thing, or failing that store credit. So now I have $450 in store credit. Just let me know how ya wanna take care of it. |
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08-11-2005, 07:13 AM
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and i also think that it will be MUCH more effiecient with a 1" sprinkler valve, but i have not yet been able to find that at homedepot.. kinda a special order... Cameron, not gonna go up to GAT's today for i will be spending some time with the wife... PM sent to you... |
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