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What's your 12 year-old buying on eBay?

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    #11
    Kid next door bought 3 Glocks, a Barrett 50 cal, and a Sherman Tank.

    The Sherman was a misdescription so he send the Tommy Cooker back for a refund.

    Should I be worried?
    When the fun stops, STOP.

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      #12
      Originally posted by TestMangler View Post
      it's not like the good old days where you could buy Sodium Chlorate at the local hardware shop, a bag of sugar, find some copper pipe in your dad's shed and blow up a railway bridge (like I did when I was 15). Problem being, it kinda gets you noticed
      In the mid '80s we managed to fire a small plastic projectile about 60 feet in the air using a plastic pipe. The people from the TA place across the road were politely firm about it.

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        #13
        Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
        In the mid '80s we managed to fire a small plastic projectile about 60 feet in the air using a plastic pipe. The people from the TA place across the road were politely firm about it.
        I'm not surprised they were peeved, you had more serious hardware than they did...
        His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...

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          #14
          Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
          You can try it yourself:

          https://www.instructables.com/id/Bui...usion-Reactor/

          But with all these things, you put more energy in than you get out, so it's not really that useful.
          Pseudo-science at its finest. You need millions of degrees to get the deuterium nucleus to fuse with another.

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