Pressure Cooker found under a tree, 5 ft from Elementary school in Florida.

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  • indiucky

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    Why I love INGO....Possible bomb threat at school and 7 pages later we have...

    Penis jokes
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    legality of use of 12 gauge clay slugs for deer hunting

    and finally houghmade reminding us it's lunch time and he sure could use some chicken soup...

    You all rock....:ingo:
     

    HoughMade

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    Here I thought getting "Franked" was a curbstomping....:scared:

    Yeah...that's what I thought at first, but then the cuddling started.

    Personally, I think it's named after a different Frank. Well, maybe.

    But when it was in your mouth, did you inhale?

    Wait - What were YOU talking about? :dunno:

    One thing I can guarantee- it did NOT explode in the general direction of my mouth.
     
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    Ok, so you guys realize "pressure cooker" bombs dont have to be plugged in or on a stovetop to work right? They aren't cooking anything, simply acting as a pressure vessel to amplify the explosive blast. The explosives and shrapnel are allowed to build to a higher pressure before the container bursts.

    Some "pressure vessel". My pressure cooker, a fairly expensive one, boasts a whopping 10 psi cooking pressure. It seems to me that if you were looking to contain some pressure for explosive purposes a spare tire would be a better choice....... I am sure that the quality of the soup would suffer though.
     

    Mr Evilwrench

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    Some "pressure vessel". My pressure cooker, a fairly expensive one, boasts a whopping 10 psi cooking pressure. It seems to me that if you were looking to contain some pressure for explosive purposes a spare tire would be a better choice....... I am sure that the quality of the soup would suffer though.

    I could splain it using SCIENCE, but my trophy case is too full for another Denny award. It'll blow up real good, though.
     
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