Would you ever work with explosives?
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keithold thanks all baggers
ANSWERS: 15
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Many peopl do in Germany and other places removing unexploded munitions. Many peope have died as a result of them even years later, and all over Europe. Vietnam, Cambodia & Laos were the most saturated places on earth, but little progress has been done. As expect, no one really want to help to romoves them - much less pay for cost. Work is dangerous. What's being done about it? Die Spiegel has article on this few months ago, and they say work is quite hazardus. Persona decision & one only u can make.
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I have. 4th of July fireworks before they switched to electronic firing. Man, that was fun! Some of the really big fireworks left the mortars with a thump you could feel in your chest.
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if trained yes
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I wouldn't mind. Would take precautions though.
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Yes.To dig for water in wells a very long time ago.
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If I had the right training I would. But I have worked with some real explosive personalities!
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Yes if I could.
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Only if I was the one that got to light them and watch them explode from a safe vantage point. I love explosions ^_^
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They are tricky. Just lighting a few fire crackers is pretty dangerous. Kids lose their fingers in a flash of gunpowder.
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I have an explosives licence ... I used to work with new home foundations in heavily rocky ground ... Its very safe if you are sensible ... without a detonator ... the gelignite is harmless. Peace
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Of course! on every Diwali( it is a festival in India) we burst a lot of crackers. This crackers contain potassium nitrate.
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No thank you. I like a little adrenaline rush but that's too risky for me.
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I have done! I served my time as a weapons technician and would love to get a job now but can't seem to find anything. Anyone who knows anything can get in touch with me, dave.halliday1@ntlworld.com.
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I'd better not.
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I have worked with explosives. Nitro glycerine makes a particularly colourful bonfire when it is burned.
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