Do you really need instructions from the INTERNET for mixing black powder?
The civil war was still fought with black powder which is capable of causing explosions only.
Thank goodness the guys in Boston didn’t have the knowledge or component for causing a detonation.[/quote]
Say what? Too much chodofu in the diet again? I believe the guys in boston DID in fact have the knowledge and component to cause a detonation. TWO in fact !
Well now a pressure cooler has been classified as WMD, so cooks everywhere watch out!
Do you really need instructions from the INTERNET for mixing black powder?
The civil war was still fought with black powder which is capable of causing explosions only.
Thank goodness the guys in Boston didn’t have the knowledge or component for causing a detonation.[/quote]
So, apparently my previous post was deleted by a mod who decided that it was “trolling”. Apparently a rational and honest discussion is not allowed on this website, since it’s too important to protect the sensitive feelings of the left-wing moonbats who make up most of the community here.
Anyway, the explosives used were bought at a fireworks shop in New Hampshire, according to the latest reports.
So much for “taggants” or “black powder” or “oh the horror of those evil right wing religious gun nuts”.
No that’s fine. Gratuitous insults directed against “99%” of its membership, not so much 
No that’s fine. Gratuitous insults directed against “99%” of its membership, not so much [/quote]
If the foo shits. . . .