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Bomb alert in Munich-Maxvorstadt
WWII flying bomb dug up on Akademiestraße
A bomb has been found in the Akademiestraße. Avoid Ludwig/Leopoldstraße if you are travelling north.
Source? And is it a leftover from WWII or a left behind by a terrerrist?
terrerrist? bbbbbetteer be bbbbbloody careful if there are terrrrerrrrists in ttttttown.
and if real might have an effect on the Ubahn as it is very close to the U3/U6 line
QUOTE (gimpboy @ Sep 28 2006, 3:48 pm) 
Avoid Ludwig/Leopoldstraße if you are travelling north.
And I would assume travelling south as well.
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if real might have an effect on the Ubahn
I should also think if it is real that it might go "pop" quite loudly.
No source yet? Who is saying this? Apart from gimpboy that is.
so is it a anglo-american air gangster bomb or a misunderstood oppressed minority bomb? any news links or further info would be nice, as i need to make a descision as to how i get home soon.
Durka Durka!
from radiogong.de "An der Akademie der bildenden Künste wurde eine Fliegerbombe gefunden"
QUOTE (gideon @ Sep 28 2006, 4:04 pm)
as i need to make a descision as to how i get home soon.
Via the Wies'n obviously if northbound is looking dodgy!
QUOTE (jellyone @ Sep 28 2006, 4:05 pm)
Fliegerbombe gefunden
anglo-american air gangsters then. wonder if its the one me mam signed for a h'appeny back in 44.
@MT no, i need to by a lamp that karstadt have on sale.
General info about WWII bombs as found in Munich every so often.
QUOTE (OhFFS @ Sep 28 2006, 3:50 pm)
terrerrist?
I can't do a good Dubya impersonation in real life, let alone virtually.
Sorry for all the fuzz. It's my New Years Eve suprise...I was pissed and forgot about it while having a kebab.
Will pick it up later
Will pick it up later
Ok so they didnt explode when they fell 3KM out of the sky, so why are they going to go off now?
Because they are rusty and not as stabile as they used to be...
Bollox.. its done nowt for the past 62 years.. How stable do you want it?
Grinner, it also hasn't been moved for 60 odd years. Although unlikely there is a risk that moving them can set them off which is why they have to be disposed of properly.
Gotcha!
So which recycle bin should they put it in?
So which recycle bin should they put it in?
Sperrmüll of course.
Now thats when things were made to last 60 odd years under ground. British steel, you cannot beat it.
Spend all the money on that fine steel. Sod the detonator!
QUOTE (Grinner @ Oct 2 2006, 6:58 pm)
Bollox.. its done nowt for the past 62 years.. How stable do you want it?
Why don't you just go ahead and hit the damn thing with a hammer??
QUOTE (Darkknight @ Oct 2 2006, 7:50 pm)
Sperrmüll of course.
Give it to the bums collecting "Pfandflaschen"
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