This thread is reminding me of why I've long held the opinion that all fireworks and black powder should be illegal with severe penalties for anyone caught with them.
Bite your tongue. It was only through the judicious use of black powder (and some other stuff, of course) that I was able to do this:
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=25167&d=1336245919[/qimg]
and then to subsequently win one of last year's monthly photo competitions here at the forum for that photo, which I managed to take while that fireball was coming towards me after I set off the conflagration.
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Bite your tongue. It was only through the judicious use of black powder (and some other stuff, of course) that I was able to do this
Nice picture. Did the guys on the left think they were far enough away?Bite your tongue. It was only through the judicious use of black powder (and some other stuff, of course) that I was able to do this:
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=25167&d=1336245919[/qimg]
and then to subsequently win one of last year's monthly photo competitions here at the forum for that photo, which I managed to take while that fireball was coming towards me after I set off the conflagration.
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Good evening LashL
Nice picture. Did the guys on the left think they were far enough away?
Three college students have been arrested by federal authorities in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings, a law enforcement official familar with the case said this morning.
The Boston police Web page said that three additional “suspects” had been taken into custody. It emphasized that there was no threat to public safety.
The three people were connected to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, the surviving bomb suspect, at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, where Tsarnaev was a student. They allegedly helped him after the bombing, a different source told the Globe.
“Additional details will be provided when they become available,” police said in a statement. No news conference was scheduled.
UMass Dartmouth students reportedly. May be more "accessory after the fact" than co-conspirator (if I may be indulged a bit of speculation) although apparently there's also visa issues involved with two of them or some such thing. It's going to feel a bit weird if it turns out there's been a terrorist cell operating on my daughter's otherwise rather sleepy college campus.
LinkPolice are investigating whether the classmates threw away a backpack at Tsarnaev's request after the bombing, which killed three people and injured 264 others. Last week law enforcement officials were seen searching dumps in southeastern Massachusetts.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's body has still not been claimed, a spokesman for the state's chief medical examiner said. "We still have not been contacted by the family," said the spokesman, Terrel Harris.
My not-so-sleepy urban campus had a couple of terrorist cells shortly before I was there. But that was the 70s.
The 70's? I think it was a requirement for accreditation at the time.
UMass Dartmouth students reportedly. May be more "accessory after the fact" than co-conspirator (if I may be indulged a bit of speculation) although apparently there's also visa issues involved with two of them or some such thing. It's going to feel a bit weird if it turns out there's been a terrorist cell operating on my daughter's otherwise rather sleepy college campus.
The 70's? I think it was a requirement for accreditation at the time.
...current day right wing militia types preach revolt agains the Evil Government and pose with guns but never actually do anything.
Except for the occasional Timothy McVeigh.
You deleted the word "most" from his quoted text. Had you included it, surely everyone could see that there's no need to add "except....".
Except for the occasional Timothy McVeigh.
Have no sympathy for the people arrested today if the charges are true. If they were hindering the investigation for whatever reason they deserve a strech in jail.