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Mom, give Calvin a break, he’s at least more concerned with safety than your average boy with gunpowder.
Source: My uncle who basically blew off his balls as a kid playing with gunpowder. His kids are all IVF.
Lol there was this kid back in school. Not the brightest lad. Him and another one of my friends were lighting off homemade fireworks.
After one of them didn’t go off, Thomas went over and looked down the tube. His face got it pretty good, he didn’t have eyebrows for almost an entire school year.
Former friend found a container of gunpowder when we were in 6th grade. He poured it into a fast food cup and tried using a shoelace as a fuse, when that did not work he stood over the cup and dropped in a lit match. 30ish years later he still does not have eyebrows.
Damn homie got left with a fifth of a nut
I only realised it is legal to own containers of gunpowder after i saw in a rental lease that explosives are banned from being kept on the premise. Sure, ammo for a gun is expected to be allowed here, but straight gunpowder sold by the pound? That took me for a bit of a loop.
It almost makes you wonder why people bother with fertilizer if they can get premade stuff shipped to their front door.
It almost makes you wonder why people bother with fertilizer if they can get premade stuff shipped to their front door.
You mean ammonium nitrate? It’s much more powerful than gunpowder.
Gunpowder itself isn’t particularly strong as far as explosives go. Like you can probably make a bomb with enough of it packed tightly but you’re better off with dynamite.
It’s for loading your own cartridges.
I’m aware. It just caught me off guard when I noticed, is all.
Hmm. I feel a plot coming on
Fireworks are very legal in many places. Some have time restrictions (ie, it’s used on the intended holiday associated with fireworks, the 4th of july).
