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Old 15-08-2005, 07:03 PM
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On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 16:27:12 +0100, Jaques d'Alltrades wrote:
Nice rant.


Is that all !
I had prepared my flame-proof undergarments and chainmail overcoat
expecting flames&flack from the PC brigade

Indeed: you need a small mine with a trembler trigger...


I'd settle for a small yours with some plut*&%um and a proximity
detector
I have toyed with the idea of a petrol vapour (a lá carburettor
principle) blower and a remote blue touchpaper device !

Mind you, thinking of oleum in your other post, I have in the past,
a long time ago in my youth,,, played with a nitrating mixture of
fuming nitric and conc. sulphuric involving tol%^ne.
I wont mention the hoped-for product cos it'll set the "watchers" into
a tizzy ! ( if they are not already !)


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Old 15-08-2005, 10:44 PM
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Jaques d'Alltrades wrote:
http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/gnu.htm


We used similar stuff for giving fish a bit of a fright as well

An initial interest in fireworks led to an interest in colouring
them, which led to an interest in spectroscopy which led to an
interest in the electron structure of the shells (no not that kind of
shell Rusty ! ) of atoms which led all the way to Schrodinger and God
playing dice (Einstein - on quantum mechanics). Kids dont have that
kind of intro to science and engineering any more,,,
ooops, I think I just ranted again

I also tried it with a certain trihydric alcohol otherwise used in cake
icing, suppositories and to adulterate cheap wines to give them body.


Crumbs! I never even contemplated doing that, my hands were never
steady enough :-))

Once...


I would have thought that once was one more than was wise !

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Old 15-08-2005, 08:12 PM
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In article ,
WaltA wrote:

Mind you, thinking of oleum in your other post, I have in the past,
a long time ago in my youth,,, played with a nitrating mixture of
fuming nitric and conc. sulphuric involving tol%^ne.
I wont mention the hoped-for product cos it'll set the "watchers" into
a tizzy ! ( if they are not already !)


We are.

Best regards,
A. Spook
(pp the Gnome Secretary).


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Old 15-08-2005, 10:47 PM
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Nick wrote:
(pp the Gnome Secretary).


Oh ! Are they running Echelon on Linux now

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(pp the Gnome Secretary).


Oh ! Are they running Echelon on Linux now


They Grub around everywhere.


Nah, they just a Lilo to layabout on

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