[Re: [rescue] Linux error]

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Thermite produces liquid iron.  At one time it was used 
to "weld" track together. Water doesn't put that crap 
out!  A friend of mine got some surplus electronic gear 
and the thermite wasn't removed.  (I still don't what 
the heck it was he got or how it could slip through 
without being demilitarized properly.)  In the process 
of hooking up power, he accidentally set it off.  Nice 
hole in the table....   BTW, I know how to make it.
> >"Joshua D. Boyd" <jdboyd at cs.millersville.edu> wrote:
> >My sister intensly dislikes computers.  She is constantly offering to
> >burn my 3/160 for me.  How she intends to ignite such a monster I have
> > no clue.
> 
> Make sure you don't mention thermite around her. (Way back when he was
> in the Navy, My father was supposed to detonate the thermite bomb in the code
> room of his aircraft carrier, if it was ever boarded by commies. I gather it
> would liquify the metal and incinerate everything else.)
> 
> I don't have a 3/160, but if my sister did anything to my 670MP
> chassis, I would have no choice but to modify her cute little
> Ford Festiva, with my ex-college-roommate's  big ugly International
> bulldozer.
> -Mike Hansen
> 
> "Never underestimate the power of a small tactical 
> nuclear weapon." -Quoted from fortune on OpenBSD 2.8/SPARC
> 
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