Do the Chinese use round hammers? The grenade does look superficially like a sculptor’s tool.
I’ve heard quite a few musicians claim that, if they had a hammer, they’d hammer out danger; but I think we’ve found the real contender.
Sounds like she got particularly lucky with the other feature they felt the need to point out: “it was poorly manufactured and resulted in many duds”.
Still a crazy risk to take; “dud” as in “the fuze did not operate as intended during hasty deployment under jungle conditions” hardly implies “there is no picric acid busily making angry metal salts and muttering about grievances inside the fragmentation housing”.
Maybe she thought It was a pestle and sometimes used It as a makeshift hammer.
However, that theory has been debunked by a police statement that the grenade had been properly destroyed to avoid accidental injury.
It sounds like they blew it up. Her house demolished by the workers who spotted it, and a favorite utensil destroyed.
…makes you dinner?
Maybe the degraded acid conveyed a unique flavour. Grandma’s secret recipe!
How does one ensure that their hammer is not a live hand grenade? Asking for a friend.
If you hit something with it and it doesn’t explode, you’re good!
Ok cool! They said it didn’t explode, but that it requested consent for third party access to personal, biometric, and tax data or it will hit nails all wonky. But it’s not grenade, so it’s all good, right?
A 90-year-old grandma used a grenade as a hammer for over 20 years.
A concerned friend of hers 20 years ago, watching her crack nuts, not noticing the grenade: “You know, I’m worried you won’t make it to 75. But it’s good you’re eating more nuts; good for you.”
… did it enable motion-smoothing by default and offer us no way to turn it off
There was the option to turn it off but it didn’t actually change anything.
Or…
That’s very 2024.
or maim
Internet win for the day.
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