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Underground Legion of Terroristic Research Activists
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Sinister X --- Agent Cyclone --- Drug Lord
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How to Make a Time Bomb, Easily by Agent Cyclone
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I. Why a time Bomb?
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The answer to this quetion is quite simple. First, the safety factor. Obviously,
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one would be much safer settting a time bomb and having a set amount of time to
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make a break. If you have a regular bomb, you only have enough time as the
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length of the wick will allow. This is rarely, if ever, practical.
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Second, you have time to make a clean get away. With the method below, you will
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have a maximum of 12 hours. That should be a sufficient amount of time to get
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out of nearly anywhere. Plus, when you light a regular bomb, your face is fresh
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in the memory of anyone who may have seen you. In essence, you could set your
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time bomb, and in 60 minutes, be a good 70 miles away from the scene.
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Finally, it offers you too much flexibility. Just think, you could set it up for
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someone who always gets home at a certain time. For a bus or train, that will be
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arriving somewhere. It is too easy to think of situations. This method beats the
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hell out of lame geeks who light up a homemade bomb (that often goes wrong) and
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throws it in someones window.
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II. Placement
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As I mentioned earlier, this is simple. While anyone can do it, it does have
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a major drawback. The ticking sound. What does this mean? It means that you
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will have to place it in an area that is somewhat noisy, at least enough to
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muffle the sound. That still leaves you a broad range of places.
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Where should you stick it? First think of a place to conceal it, under a bench,
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in the wheel well of a car, inside someones screen door, anywhere you can hide
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it. Now where could you actually plant the bomb? Depends on what you want to do.
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Destroy property, or kill people, or just wreak general TERROR. Here are some
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places that might give you some ideas:
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Hotels Shopping Centers School Lockers Private Homes Bus, and Train Stations
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Telephone Circuit Boxes Utiltity Poles, and Transformers Yourself (Suicide)
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III. Ingredients
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Ingredients
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1 old cheap clock, not digital
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Glue
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Lengths of Wire
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9-Volt battery with press studs at the end
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Explosives of Your Preference
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IV. Assembly
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First, pull either the minute hand, or the hour hand off the clock. Generally,
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it is best to pull the minute hand off because the hour hand is much stronger.
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Take a piece of bare wire. Glue wire to the hand so it extends beyond the face
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of the clock. Take a long bit of wire and run it from the center of the front of
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the clock and fasten the free end to the battery. Take another length from the
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battery to what you are going to activate. Then take another piece of wire from
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your object back to the clock. If you are facing the clock, have it jut out
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over the number 12.
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V. Set-up
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Set the hand where you want it, and just wait. The wire hand travels round
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toward the wire jutting out and eventually hits it at right angles. The
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circuit will now be complete from the clock, to the battery, to the object,
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and back to the clock. The clock hand will keep trying to tick around but the
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jutting wire keeps stopping it.
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VI. Conclusion
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Well I hope you learned something. Always remeber, KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. Look
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for Ultra in your area. If you cannot find it, call Blitzkrieg (502)499-8933.
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Disclaimer: This material is for informational uses only. Any action taken
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cannot be the responsibility of the author.
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