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Originally Posted by RiverFenix
Thats the point when I decided Suzzer is an idiot and not worth responding to anymore. Hes harping on how I have 0 knowledge of bomb mechanics so I can't possibly comment on the bomb. He has 0 bomb knowledge so he cannot comment on the bomb too. What we're left with is simple observation and deduction. We have seen that a bomb that explodes right next to Jeff and tears his legs off only impacts his lower body. We have seen that the same bomb will do nothing more than surface damage to the people surrounding him. We have seen that the same bomb will shred most peoples clothes. We have seen that the bomb will blow out a window ~20 feet from the bomb but the people in front of the window remain fine (who will choose to make an idiotic point about the window and sonic waves that blew out two stories of windows??). We have seen that the bomb that is this powerful will not even make a dent in wood and mesh right next to where the bomb went off.
This is the most interesting bomb of all time to have such anomalies. I'm sure this is due to our collective lack of understanding of how bombs work though!
I know basic physics, which you clearly don't.
You know when there is a large explosion and they talk about blowing out windows a mile away? How come everyone in that mile radius isn't dead? It's almost like there are different physical forces at play that you don't understand the first thing about.
How do you know these are anomalies? What do pressure cooker bombs generally behave like? When did we see half that **** you're asserting? You never even mentioned any of this yet so how are we supposed to respond yet? What wood and mesh? The fence?
What if I told you that a hurricane can destroy buildings and leave something as flimsy as a reed standing? Why do you think that is? Or are hurricanes not real?