Thankfully everone safe.
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Thankfully everone safe.
https://in.reuters.com/article/polan...-idINKBN26Y2IM
I think the army bomb disposal crew locally come from HerefordQuote:
Originally Posted by dandywarhol
Nerves of steel
In NI the bomb disposal guys (Felix) were issued with free phone cards (Before mobile phones) so that every time a bomb went off they could phone their family to say, "It's OK it wasn't me!
The problem I see with that is what about the poor woman who doesn't get a phone call?
..the name's bomd...
Janes Bomb!Quote:
Originally Posted by kendoddsdadsdogsdead
Strange profession to aspire to becoming but hats off to them.
I think you have to be a "different" kind of person, introverted perhaps, almost weird.
In fact, speak to those involved, nobody without exception is ever keen on "having a blast"
:getscoat:
Reminds me of a film I saw recently which I hadn't heard of but enjoyed. Called "land of mine" about a group of German POW's forced to dig up mines on a beach in Denmark with their hands. A good watch.
Good film - watched it last year. :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigger
(Does the title pun work in Danish?)
Must do surely, shame if not.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
My Grandad used to work for a bomb disposal squad. Only problem was it took him 6 hrs to open his Christmas presents!
When Michael Foot was put in charge of the committee for disarming nuclear weapons, one newspaper headline read “ Foot heads arms body”
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Originally Posted by William Treseder