New Book Idea, ABT has spurred this on.

[sgn230]

Yes, please! I'd be very interested in such a book.

[reddawnspokane]

AA, I like the idea. I don't know why but it made me think of Caine from Kung FU
"Jules: You know, like Caine in Kung Fu: walk from place to place, meet people, get into adventures."

[MillenniumMan]

Lye and water neutralizes mustard gas.

Realtors call the suburbs between cities (Davenport and Haines City for instance) as infill.

A pump chemical sprayer, a rebar or thin metal rod, duct tape, strips of cloth and gasoline make for a great improvised short range flame thrower.

A couple of car batteries, heavy car cables and a puddle of water make a great electrocution trap.

Baseball bat plus large nails = hurts a lot.

A lawnmower mounted sideways without the deck on a car can clear a crowd faster than just a car and a gun.

My little ponies set on fire make great fireballs.

Ground ping pong balls set on fire in a soda can make a great smoke grenade.



Just tossing it out there.

But finish the last two Home series books first before jumping tracks.

[W.Lynn]

MM, don't forget, the my little ponies bounce, if you need something that stays, use light bulbs or small vases.

[El]

You can still get the original "Cookbook" used, but I would strongly advise against trying some of that stuff...lol. My former boss brought a copy back to the office and after ranting for an hour about how he had lost his mind (while thumbing through it), I made him shred it. Some of the recipes were monumentally stupid for anyone who doesn't have a death wish.

[W.Lynn]

Good choice El.

For moderately safer recipes, with lots of safety instructions, get the TM 31-210 or TM 31-201-1.