You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about grenades that
had washed on to the shore and appeared to still be able to explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a statement on
Wednesday saying three separate grenades had somehow washed on to the
beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and cylindrical in
shape, according to a photo of the unusual discovery that was shared by
the department. The phrase “Warning: Explosive” was written on them in large red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle or attempt to move it,” the police department said in its statement, which served as a warning to members of the public. “Call the police to report the device’s location.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 5:44:11 PM UTC-7, kmiller wrote:
You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about grenades
that had washed on to the shore and appeared to still be able to
explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a statement
on Wednesday saying three separate grenades had somehow washed on
to the beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and cylindrical
in shape, according to a photo of the unusual discovery that was
shared by the department. The phrase “Warning: Explosive†was
written on them in large red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle or
attempt to move it,†the police department said in its
statement, which served as a warning to members of the public.
“Call the police to report the device’s location.â€
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
Those aren't grenades, that will fill you full of shrapnel...
They're "simulators"... It sounds like there was a fireworks deal
with an Army supply clerk, who needed some fast money, that went
awry? Wish I could find a few of them, for NYE......
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 5:44:11 PM UTC-7, kmiller wrote:
You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about grenades
that had washed on to the shore and appeared to still be able to
explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a statement
on Wednesday saying three separate grenades had somehow washed on
to the beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and cylindrical
in shape, according to a photo of the unusual discovery that was
shared by the department. The phrase “Warning: Explosive†was >>> written on them in large red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle or
attempt to move it,†the police department said in its
statement, which served as a warning to members of the public.
“Call the police to report the device’s location.â€
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
Ban White Grenades! Ban White Grenades! They scare people.
While we're at it:
Somebody should be held accountable!
Defund the Army!
Those aren't grenades, that will fill you full of shrapnel...
They're "simulators"... It sounds like there was a fireworks deal
with an Army supply clerk, who needed some fast money, that went
awry? Wish I could find a few of them, for NYE......
White grenades with red letters are scary - which makes them dangerous.
Just blow up some balloons of diverse colors and smaller than 10", and
pop them with a registered straight pin........or a free government
supplied LGBTQ pin. Make sure you give plenty of warning so that people
won't hurt themselves in a stampede to avoid feeling uncomfortable.
Probably be even better if you got some POPless balloons........or some
that just went, weeeeeeeeeeee.
On 10/10/2022 6:45 PM, bfh wrote:
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 5:44:11 PM UTC-7, kmiller wrote:
You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about grenades
that had washed on to the shore and appeared to still be able to
explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a statement
on Wednesday saying three separate grenades had somehow washed on
to the beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and cylindrical
in shape, according to a photo of the unusual discovery that was
shared by the department. The phrase “Warning: Explosive†was >>> written on them in large red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle or
attempt to move it,†the police department said in its
statement, which served as a warning to members of the public.
“Call the police to report the device’s location.â€
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
Ban White Grenades! Ban White Grenades! They scare people.
While we're at it:
Somebody should be held accountable!
Defund the Army!
Those aren't grenades, that will fill you full of shrapnel...
They're "simulators"... It sounds like there was a fireworks deal
with an Army supply clerk, who needed some fast money, that went
awry? Wish I could find a few of them, for NYE......
White grenades with red letters are scary - which makes them dangerous. Just blow up some balloons of diverse colors and smaller than 10", and
pop them with a registered straight pin........or a free government supplied LGBTQ pin. Make sure you give plenty of warning so that people won't hurt themselves in a stampede to avoid feeling uncomfortable. Probably be even better if you got some POPless balloons........or some that just went, weeeeeeeeeeee.
"M116A1 grenades are used primarily to train soldiers because they
simulate “battlefield noises and effects”, according to a company that provides the devices to the US army. It sparks what the company
describes as a “simulated explosion” within six to 12 seconds of being deployed."
Hey! A guy could have a simulated heart attack from these simulated “battlefield noises and effects”. And, you snarky hand grenade belittler, you - what about little girls with kittens!? Sheesh! Oh, the humanity!
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 5:44:11 PM UTC-7, kmiller wrote:
You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about grenades that
had washed on to the shore and appeared to still be able to explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a statement on
Wednesday saying three separate grenades had somehow washed on to the
beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and cylindrical in
shape, according to a photo of the unusual discovery that was shared by
the department. The phrase “Warning: Explosive” was written on them in >> large red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle or attempt to move >> it,” the police department said in its statement, which served as a
warning to members of the public. “Call the police to report the
device’s location.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
Those aren't grenades, that will fill you full of shrapnel... They're "simulators"... It sounds like there was a fireworks deal with an Army supply clerk, who needed some fast money, that went awry? Wish I could find a few of them, for NYE......
A Retired Spec 4
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 7:34:50 PM UTC-7, kmiller wrote:Ban White Grenades! Ban White Grenades! They scare people.
On 10/10/2022 6:45 PM, bfh wrote:
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 5:44:11 PM UTC-7, kmiller
wrote:
You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about
grenades that had washed on to the shore and appeared to
still be able to explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a
statement on Wednesday saying three separate grenades had
somehow washed on to the beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and
cylindrical in shape, according to a photo of the unusual
discovery that was shared by the department. The phrase
“Warning: Explosive†was written on them in large
red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle >>>>> or attempt to move it,†the police department said in
its statement, which served as a warning to members of the
public. “Call the police to report the
device’s location.â€
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
While we're at it: Somebody should be held accountable! Defund"M116A1 grenades are used primarily to train soldiers because
the Army!
Those aren't grenades, that will fill you full of
shrapnel... They're "simulators"... It sounds like there was
a fireworks deal with an Army supply clerk, who needed some
fast money, that went awry? Wish I could find a few of them,
for NYE......
White grenades with red letters are scary - which makes them
dangerous. Just blow up some balloons of diverse colors and
smaller than 10", and pop them with a registered straight
pin........or a free government supplied LGBTQ pin. Make sure
you give plenty of warning so that people won't hurt themselves
in a stampede to avoid feeling uncomfortable. Probably be even
better if you got some POPless balloons........or some that
just went, weeeeeeeeeeee.
they simulate “battlefield noises and effectsâ€, according to
a company that provides the devices to the US army. It sparks
what the company describes as a “simulated explosion†within
six to 12 seconds of being deployed."
Hey! A guy could have a simulated heart attack from these
simulated “battlefield noises and effectsâ€. And, you snarky
hand grenade belittler, you - what about little girls with
kittens!? Sheesh! Oh, the humanity!
I packed a real grenade in my "Hole Baggage", before leaving
Vietnam... I picked it up over a month later, upon returning...
I carried it around in my car for months afterwards... (One can
never tell when a hand grenade might be needed?) I ended up,
throwing it into a large pond, to impress the gal I was parking
with.... The cloud of white smoke could have obscured a barn!
"Oh, joyful youth, where has't thou fled?" HawHawHaw!
On 10/10/2022 6:45 PM, bfh wrote:
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 5:44:11 PM UTC-7, kmiller wrote:
You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about grenades
that had washed on to the shore and appeared to still be able to
explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a statement
on Wednesday saying three separate grenades had somehow washed on
to the beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and cylindrical
in shape, according to a photo of the unusual discovery that was
shared by the department. The phrase “Warning:
Explosive†was
written on them in large red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle or >>>> attempt to move it,†the police department said in its
statement, which served as a warning to members of the public.
“Call the police to report the device’s location.â€Â
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
Ban White Grenades! Ban White Grenades! They scare people.
While we're at it:
Somebody should be held accountable!
Defund the Army!
Those aren't grenades, that will fill you full of shrapnel...
They're "simulators"... It sounds like there was a fireworks deal
with an Army supply clerk, who needed some fast money, that went
awry? Wish I could find a few of them, for NYE......
White grenades with red letters are scary - which makes them
dangerous. Just blow up some balloons of diverse colors and smaller
than 10", and pop them with a registered straight pin........or a
free government supplied LGBTQ pin. Make sure you give plenty of
warning so that people won't hurt themselves in a stampede to avoid
feeling uncomfortable. Probably be even better if you got some
POPless balloons........or some that just went, weeeeeeeeeeee.
"M116A1 grenades are used primarily to train soldiers because they
simulate “battlefield noises and effectsâ€, according to a company
that provides the devices to the US army. It sparks what the company describes as a “simulated explosion†within six to 12 seconds of being deployed."
Hey! A guy could have a simulated heart attack from these simulated “battlefield noises and effectsâ€. And, you snarky hand grenade belittler, you - what about little girls with kittens!? Sheesh! Oh,
the humanity!
kmiller wrote:
On 10/10/2022 6:45 PM, bfh wrote:
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 5:44:11 PM UTC-7, kmiller wrote:
You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about grenades
that had washed on to the shore and appeared to still be able to
explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a statement
on Wednesday saying three separate grenades had somehow washed on
to the beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and cylindrical
in shape, according to a photo of the unusual discovery that was
shared by the department. The phrase “Warning:
Explosive†was
written on them in large red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle or >>>>> attempt to move it,†the police department said in its >>>>> statement, which served as a warning to members of the public.
“Call the police to report the device’s location.â€Â
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
Ban White Grenades! Ban White Grenades! They scare people.
While we're at it:
Somebody should be held accountable!
Defund the Army!
Those aren't grenades, that will fill you full of shrapnel...
They're "simulators"... It sounds like there was a fireworks deal
with an Army supply clerk, who needed some fast money, that went
awry? Wish I could find a few of them, for NYE......
White grenades with red letters are scary - which makes them
dangerous. Just blow up some balloons of diverse colors and smaller
than 10", and pop them with a registered straight pin........or a
free government supplied LGBTQ pin. Make sure you give plenty of
warning so that people won't hurt themselves in a stampede to avoid
feeling uncomfortable. Probably be even better if you got some
POPless balloons........or some that just went, weeeeeeeeeeee.
"M116A1 grenades are used primarily to train soldiers because they
simulate “battlefield noises and effectsâ€, according to a company
that provides the devices to the US army. It sparks what the company
describes as a “simulated explosion†within six to 12 seconds of >> being deployed."
Hey! A guy could have a simulated heart attack from these simulated
“battlefield noises and effectsâ€. And, you snarky hand grenade >> belittler, you - what about little girls with kittens!? Sheesh! Oh,
the humanity!
Little girls with kittens shouldn't be walking on the beach alone
picking up white things with red letters on them. Where the hell are her parents?..............nevermind..........her parents out there in
PNWland are probably dumbasses and would pick them up and pull the pin
to see what's in the can. They'd probably be hoping there was an
interesting message inside that they could post on Megafacebutt and get 12,623 likes and 5 minutes of fame.
On 10/10/2022 6:12 PM, film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 5:44:11 PM UTC-7, kmiller wrote:
You might want to be careful with your crab trap:
Police in Oregon last week warned local beachgoers about grenades that
had washed on to the shore and appeared to still be able to explode.
The police department in the city of Newport issued a statement on
Wednesday saying three separate grenades had somehow washed on to the
beach there a day earlier.
Labeled M116A1, the grenades were white in color and cylindrical in
shape, according to a photo of the unusual discovery that was shared by
the department. The phrase “Warning: Explosive” was written on them in >>> large red letters.
“If you encounter such a device, please do not handle or attempt to move >>> it,” the police department said in its statement, which served as a
warning to members of the public. “Call the police to report the
device’s location.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/10/newport-oregon-beach-hand-grenades
Those aren't grenades, that will fill you full of shrapnel... They're
"simulators"... It sounds like there was a fireworks deal with an
Army supply clerk, who needed some fast money, that went awry? Wish
I could find a few of them, for NYE......
A Retired Spec 4
You can probably buy these from your local white supremacist group or
local orange goon supporter. They probably have them for those
unanticipated "lost tourist" events! HawHawHaw!
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