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Cigarette lighters banned
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Sorry-Been off spearing 
2 x Trevally, 5kg and 8 KG and will return tomorrow if the weather holds!
Sinkweight, you are very correct and I should have mentioned that while the inside of the aircraft was pressurized, the outside was not. My point was more towards a lighter attack
As far as the C4 being used, as someone who has used C4 and other things to blow up a lot of things from vehicles to buildings to aircraft (pieces), if I place a charge carefully in the right place, it will cause great damage, if I have C4 in my shoe(i.e.; not a carefully placed charge), it will likely blow my feet off. I am not a structural engineer but I think the cargo area is different (structurally) than the passenger areas...BTW I lived within a 2 minute walk of the Ottobrunn facility for 3 years-some REAL COOL tests done there! Especially with wierd helicopters
Anyway, as others have said, Terrorists bad, aircraft not-so-bad.
2 x Trevally, 5kg and 8 KG and will return tomorrow if the weather holds!Sinkweight, you are very correct and I should have mentioned that while the inside of the aircraft was pressurized, the outside was not. My point was more towards a lighter attack
As far as the C4 being used, as someone who has used C4 and other things to blow up a lot of things from vehicles to buildings to aircraft (pieces), if I place a charge carefully in the right place, it will cause great damage, if I have C4 in my shoe(i.e.; not a carefully placed charge), it will likely blow my feet off. I am not a structural engineer but I think the cargo area is different (structurally) than the passenger areas...BTW I lived within a 2 minute walk of the Ottobrunn facility for 3 years-some REAL COOL tests done there! Especially with wierd helicopters
Anyway, as others have said, Terrorists bad, aircraft not-so-bad.
Back from Sardinia 98 freediving competition an security guy at the airport pointed at a big bag full of fins and asked one of the team members:anton said:
-What's these?
-C4's.
He pulled his gun at them! rofl
Ha Ha Ha Ha! I know how you feel. Last summer returning to Qatar fromthe land of dive shops (Florida), the wife and I had a bunch of dive gear we brought back. I am carrying an oxygen analysis kit and forgot about a hung slip tip I had stashed inside. They had tizzies when they saw it. One guy actually came up and asked how far it "fired" I said what? and he said "If it goes off, how far does it travel?" I started explaining that with the earths rotational speed... and the wife broke in, "it needs the rest of the gun... its only a tip" They guy was rather new I think but he actually stood back 2-3 steps from a slip tip lying on the ground at Miami Intl. circling it for a better look !!!!!