Florida + bombs = good living?

[Trooper110]

Live bombs haunt Orlando neighborhood - CNN.com

[Rand{CLR}]

The answer to this question is YES. Because these people are going to get a gigantic settlement from someone, probably some combination of the government and their home builders.

-Rand

[Thrashdragon]

Wow...I used to date a girl that lived near there, I never thought any of that property would ever be developed. It was nothing but wilderness broken up by the occasional trailer park back then. I bet the developers got it dirt cheap.

They won't end up having to pay, unfortunately...if the judgment goes against them they'll just dissolve the company, and us taxpayers will end up footing the bill as usual.

On the other hand, if you don't have kids and don't mow your lawn, think how cheap you could get a $500,000 house right now! Just don't go outside...

[xGoblin013x]

all you have to do is mow around the bright red flags....
the most awesome game of minesweeper ever.

[{CLR}geneSW]

I'll be honest, most of those "fragments" are probably bits of mk82 shells, or bdu-33 shells. The rockets are probably HE rockets or W.P. rocket bits that didn't burn up all the way. Most of the "fragements" though I would imagine wouldn'tt be harmful because they are probably just small metal fragments..

Bomb's don't change much over the years, and rockets change only slightly more often. You can quote me on all of that! If you want to know my expertise, P.M. me and i'll be glad to send you my AFSC code so you can look it up.