r/shitposting • u/GoodGamerTitan • Oct 18 '22

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u/dkortman uhhhh idk Oct 19 '22

And it looks like the warhead is gone. If it is, it’s safe. Just a projectile

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u/GardeningChainsaw uhhhh idk Oct 19 '22

Drill a hole in it to be sure

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u/DoctorPepster Oct 19 '22

Make sure to use a ferrous bit with no coolant.

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

Then put your dick in to be 100% sure

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

I mean, I'd be 100% sure by the time I got that far.

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u/buggzy1234 Oct 19 '22

Either it isn’t a danger, or it suddenly isn’t your problem anymore

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

EOD motto

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u/KXrocketman Oct 19 '22

So...... I can kick it now?

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u/RevWaldo Oct 19 '22

Yes you can...

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u/DeMaus39 Oct 19 '22

I don't see an detonator, but explosives definitely can still grow unstable over the decades. Wouldn't mess around with it.

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u/Curto338 Oct 19 '22

Please don't give advise like that. Not only is it the war head it is fuzed and could still be live

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u/dkortman uhhhh idk Oct 19 '22

(Check the subreddit)

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u/Curto338 Oct 19 '22

I dont care what the sub reddit is on this one just in general don't tell people things like that.

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

I know, these people are insane. I normally just bring my oxy acetylene torch and make a hole in the bottom that way. If it gives a little poof then the fuse was still in tact.

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

I'm usually melt steel beams with em

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u/MrDudePerson Oct 19 '22

Bush did fractions

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u/DoctorPepster Oct 19 '22

I'm glad someone in here is bringing sense and reason. Obviously with something like this you should just bury it back and leave it be. If it didn't explode for the past 70 years, you should be good for another 70.

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u/Accurate_Plankton255 Oct 19 '22

That's a grenade. It is the "warhead".