[Re: [rescue] Linux error]

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Erm, rust + aluminum.  Not that it's that easy....
	Nick

On Fri, 13 Jul 2001 wa2egp at att.net wrote:

> 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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