I asked poorly. I meant relative to this one, in orders of magnitude.

Oh. Ok.

2.3k kg of ANFO, iirc.

The Beirut embassy bombing was conjectured to be the largest conventional explosion ever engineered in human history.

And this one was like 100 kilos?

100 kilos?

What incident was that Zulu?

I thought you said the Nashville one was 50-100 kilos of ANFO. Don't make me scroll.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983_United_States_embassy_bombing_in_Beirut

Originally I thought that, then I upgraded to 400 kg (tannerite) yesterday or so when on VC with you and Doc if you recall.

I did not recall.

@Zuluzeit has a crappy memory?

That was a question.

Which is equiv. to about 200 kg of TNT.

I go in and out on voice chat.

@Maw you know they could just get back up generators from a rental company but this is a bad weekend for that

Just run the generators out on the street sidewalk... Wire up the backup battery Banks..

@Zuluzeit playing hard to get?

No, just tune out a lot of stuff. Lol

It was a very political answer@Doc ,@Zuluzeit did not just straight up call b*******

call bob?

call boob?

call biscuit?

If anything, it would be boob.

Boob is good

Hooters and Dick's

On that block

On the same block?

Lol yup

Btw Doc.

Dang.

There was some reason he utilized the RV...

Lethal blast range just means 100% death.

He could have done the deed on him self with the suicide vest

He was a courteous bomber, all things considered

Gave a heads up but not so much of one to allow for defusing.

It was a random bombing AT&t not the target.../s

If he would have managed to set the diesel tanks in that building on fire...

AT&t would have had a mess..

I still want to think it was only 50-100kg worth of TNT though.