You're missing a lot. Blowing stuff up is cool.

 

Not missing anything, still have my digits and limbs. But go for it. Everyone has hobbies.

Not missing anything, still have my digits and limbs. But go for it. Everyone has hobbies.

 

I still have all my digits and limbs, as well.

There was also a story about two young men trying to launch some type of rocket. The one young man was killed and the other taken to hospital with injuries. Supposedly their propulsion was to be accomplished with a propane tank from the grill and the one young man was holding it when it exploded. How very sad.

Not missing anything, still have my digits and limbs. But go for it. Everyone has hobbies.

 

Same here. I thought loud noises and watching things explode was fun when I was about six; but to each his own.:thumb:

Same here. I thought loud noises and watching things explode was fun when I was about six; but to each his own.:thumb:

Lots of adults sure line the River to watch the Fireworks in Louisville and basically anyplace they are set off...a few 6 year old's also.

How in the world did he keep missing with a .223 at that distance? This dude and his friends that were there are all morons...

I wonder what the equivalent amount of dynamite is to 3 pounds of tannerite? Cause what the thing exploded, it looked like a big IED had just been set off. And did you hear the guy in the video? He immediately knew his leg was gone.

Supposing that he stood further away and had succeeded, I'm still not getting the thrill of his objective.

 

Blow stuff up?

 

That's it?

 

Wow, what am I missing?

 

I don't get the thrill either, B-Ball-fan. Now, reading a classic piece of literature or solving a complex science or mathematical problem... I get that thrill in that. Blowing stuff up? Don't get it.

Edited April 8, 201610 yr by mcpapa

I don't get the thrill either' date=' B-Ball-fan. Now, reading a classic piece of literature or solving a complex science or mathematical problem... I get that thrill in that. Blowing stuff up? Don't get it.[/quote']

 

You sound identical to Matt Jones, except without the fun. That's still probably a compliment.

I don't get the thrill either, B-Ball-fan. Now, reading a classic piece of literature or solving a complex science or mathematical problem... I get that thrill in that. Blowing stuff up? Don't get it.

 

A stunning development.