grenade

It is like the only tool the US government has to handle this problem is a hand grenade.

The point of this hand-grenade was merely to point this out, unpopular an opinion as it is.

The code you write is either thread-safe, used in a single-threaded context, or a pinless grenade.

Point the detector at the bag, record the # of times the detector goes off when grenade vs soda can.

Put a grenade or a soda can (depending on a coin flip) into a bag.

I think you can own a grenade launcher, but I'm quite certain that grenades are very illegal...

Hell, today someone threw in a hand grenade in an apartment complex.

I say it's brittle because if you accidentally push design to the wrong place you could grenade a lot of stuff.

The Dogs of War was made into a movie with Cristopher Walken and Tom Berenger, featuring the Manville gun as a kind of super grenade launcher.

Each grenade is legally a separate destructive device.

Even if the person who is operating the device doesn't know if the grenade is present, they may be able to pick up unconscious physical tells from the person who does (if he is present during the test).

Assuming $100 for the handgun, $10/grenade and I have no idea how much for he explosive belt, the real cost is likely over $1,000.

Why can't I purchase a grenade launcher (after all, if you really want to build a "militia" capable of defending against the British re-invading, you're going to need them)?

"I am waiting for my share after I contributed a rocket-propelled grenade for the operation," she said, adding that she got the weapon from her ex-husband in alimony.

"'I am waiting for my share after I contributed a rocket-propelled grenade for the operation,' she said, adding that she got the weapon from her ex-husband in alimony."

I think generally the little-guy versus big-conglomerate isn't a winnable battle; if you "level the playing field" the elephant stomps the mouse, and if you try and give the mouse a hand grenade you usually wind up giving the elephant a nuke.