Or, indeed, have they? What's the history of the prevalence of devices designed to wash your ass, basically.
hey figured Id try this. I don't know the conditions I know it just rained and snowed, I have no idea if the claims are even accessible but I'm leaving from the bay area around 6ish, if anyone wants to go let me know!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBrHEUM5orc
He's a very smart guy if you go through his videos or aren't familiar with him.
I'm too close to the city for any kind of mining, so I've ordered a few neodynium magnets and parachute cord to see can I drag anything interesting out of the local canal. I'm expecting 95% shopping trolleys/carts, 4% bicycles, 1% interesting stuff. Hope I'm not setting my sights too high!
I'm just an explosives chemist, not EOD but I've worked with several in the past. Don't have one within arm's reach to ask this question.
I'm reading a book on the sinking of the Tirpitz, the sister ship to the Bismarck, and there is a report of how a 1200 pounder was dropped right into the ship but it failed to explode. It was in an electrical room near the bow, and because there was no way for the Germans to defuse it, they "sluiced" out the explosives.
I am not familiar with this. Does this mean they drilled it and melted out the explosives, or something else?
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Hello!
I bought a basic sluice, pan, and screen a few years ago and i have still never used it (aside from running some dirt in my yard). I've researched the laws and what not but it's still unclear to me where i'm actually able to go and not feel like i'm going to get busted. Does anybody know any good places to go sluicing in the southern california area just for the fun of it? I'm in orange county so the closer the better.
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