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I have had the weird experience of dispersing a dead whale, stuck in an urban shore. No explosives allowed, no toeing, no T. rex, no light saber ... and a ticki
by jeromenerf 5y ago
I have had the weird experience of dispersing a dead whale, stuck in an urban shore. No explosives allowed, no toeing, no T. rex, no light saber ... and a ticking gas bomb indeed.
- lostlogin 5y agoI assume you’re referencing this exploding whale - an internet classic. Or do you usually use explosives? Here they are cut up and buried - the bones are often kept for carving. https://news.yahoo.com/oregon-regrettably-exploded-8-ton-043808999.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9kdWNrZHVja2dvLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAB0XzuFvAWyJ7wSSSnWxvBo0BMJ7hi16O7eHwXF_lbszk8sbV8o8fddWtVasvM1bRc6zPycfZUNJ3Xldp3ZZSKvSAlA_UhZRQbskajcbzSq39NF7M_BmDeSMw1oms66Is4ICMyRPij-ZCjIYv56rXUEexvAnAlp-lpDyIA3gMSXO https://news.yahoo.com/oregon-regrettably-exploded-8-ton-043...
- jeromenerf 5y agoBeached whales are difficult to manage considering their dimensions ... and they attracting sharks. I was told then that explosives could still be used in some situations, especially if the "beach" was more mud than sand for instance.