Now that’s a road sign to which I’d likely pay attention.
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Now that’s a road sign to which I’d likely pay attention.
Image source: [Timesonline.uk]
I hate explosives with a slow fuse.
Shouldn't that read "Road Closed"?
/Brian Regan
booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom.
A mine is a terrible thing to waste.
Ba-dom, he will be here all night folks, try the veil.
Right, because standing on the trigger for extended periods is how you keep 'em from going kerblamo.
Nah, they are safe cause they run really fast.
Slow minefields aren't so bad, it's the fast minefields that will get you.
Right, because standing on the trigger for extended periods is how you keep 'em from going kerblamo.
As opposed to a fast minefield…
If you keep it in first and feather the clutch a bit…..and just eaaaase over it, you should be fine….
How do they know the mines are slow? Do they give them an aptitude test and all the mines that dont pass get put to work in the slow minefield?
Yes, of course. They are SPECIAL mines. They only go off when the short bus rolls over them.
What does the next sign say? No Shoulder?
Must be in the Falklands and not the UK itself. Was there once. I donated $10 to the Limbless Soldier's Fund. In return I got a "Danger Minefield" sign to take home and put on my wall along with a certificate saying that it was given to me by the EOD. Without the certificate they told me I could be charged with attempted murder just by carrying it around as the assumption would be that I took it from an actual minefield. Interesting place. Other than the usual reasons, the war was kind of a shame as some of their best beaches and bits of coastline are unsafe to visit because of the mines.
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