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fandomhigh2007-05-22 10:04 am
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How to Blow Things Up: Period 2, Week 2
The class met in the Danger Room today. Aly was looking beyond gleeful at the situation.
"Okay guys, our first practical class is here in the Danger Room so everyone can get used to the way handling explosives feel without the possibility of them actually blowing you up. This one is going to be a redux for those of you who were in my Revolutions class so I apologise but review is never a bad thing."
"We're going to deal with improvised devices today, and two in particular, but first you do need to know a bit about the theory," Aly gave a concise but thorough lecture on explosive materials and the science behind them. When she was done, she didn't quite say 'now that that's out of the way,' but she was obviously more interested in the practical aspects of making things go boom.
"The two explosives we're going to work with today are two improvised explosives. You don't always have access to military material and you definitely don't always need it. One of the most common explosives in this word - and also one of the easiest to make is anfo - fertiliser and fuel oil. It sounds simple but a just a ton or so in a the right place could blow up a cargo ship and the harbor it's sitting in. The other is less an explosive than a weapon. Molotov cocktails - half gasoline, and half motor oil - you've probably already heard of them if your from this world. They're easy to make and can do a lot of damage especially against gasoline engines or wood structures."
"There's hundreds of other kinds of improvised explosives and we'll talk about those. What I want you to do today is to pair up and discuss when this type of improvised explosive device would be useful. Then make anfo into a bomb and also make the Molotov cocktails. After you have them ready, you can blow things up."
[OOC:Please wait for The OCD is UP!. All links go to wikipedia so the FBI shouldn't break down your doors. More explanation in the OCD threads. I'm kinda headachy and working today so forgive the slow pings/reused class ]
"Okay guys, our first practical class is here in the Danger Room so everyone can get used to the way handling explosives feel without the possibility of them actually blowing you up. This one is going to be a redux for those of you who were in my Revolutions class so I apologise but review is never a bad thing."
"We're going to deal with improvised devices today, and two in particular, but first you do need to know a bit about the theory," Aly gave a concise but thorough lecture on explosive materials and the science behind them. When she was done, she didn't quite say 'now that that's out of the way,' but she was obviously more interested in the practical aspects of making things go boom.
"The two explosives we're going to work with today are two improvised explosives. You don't always have access to military material and you definitely don't always need it. One of the most common explosives in this word - and also one of the easiest to make is anfo - fertiliser and fuel oil. It sounds simple but a just a ton or so in a the right place could blow up a cargo ship and the harbor it's sitting in. The other is less an explosive than a weapon. Molotov cocktails - half gasoline, and half motor oil - you've probably already heard of them if your from this world. They're easy to make and can do a lot of damage especially against gasoline engines or wood structures."
"There's hundreds of other kinds of improvised explosives and we'll talk about those. What I want you to do today is to pair up and discuss when this type of improvised explosive device would be useful. Then make anfo into a bomb and also make the Molotov cocktails. After you have them ready, you can blow things up."
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[Explodey 5-22] Talk to Aly
What? Liking explosions totally runs in the family.
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"Hi! That was so awesome! I'm gonna remember that stuff! Is it easy to get here?! I wonder if you can compress it down into some kind of gem-thing for storage?! I wonder how much Rin would pay me for that?! And hey! Did you bring me hair dye, really??? 'Cause it's okay if you forgot or whatever but if you did that would be so, so great!"
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And she squeed at the dyes, and reminded herself that you probably shouldn't hug teachers. "You did! You brought it! Whooooooooooa. Orange and green and ... purple. Is it really gonna ... my hair will ..."
She was giggling and bouncing too hard to continue.
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"It's going to be awesome," Aly said with a nod. "I think there's blue in there too and a really bright red too. You know, in case it's needed at some point."
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"Ooooh, that's good. I wonder if I could dye my hair blue and wear totally normal boring kinda clothes for a week and make people think I'm not me. And that might be good for ..." She looked around to see if anyone was listening. "Uh. That's ... another story."
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Rikku took a deep breath. Aly had just taught them how to use explosives, and given her hair dye. And had taught a class about Revolutions, and she seemed to hang out with Deadpool. Ergo, she would be all about this. Right?
"Mischief," she said. "The mutiny was fun but that was, you know. We expected to get caught, and that was flaunting it and hot naked guys, and I don't mind detention for that. But I want ... there's not enough mischief around, and there are so many pranksters that could be working together. If we could find a way. Somewhere to meet. A club or something. To promote chaos. Nothing bad!" She flailed a little. "Nothing mean, I mean, nothing that's gonna hurt somebody, nothing picking on someone unless it's, like, Hades. Just weirdness and messing with things and ... it's probably a stupid idea, huh? I mean the radio would pick it up, for one, but ... if you could do it." She laughed, a little embarrased. "Very stupid idea. Right?"
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"No," she said slowly. "I think, if it could be done right, it could be a fabulous idea. Have to be rather careful though. Learn how to distract the squirrels."
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Which is why he was sort of sad when he grabbed some supplies, made a few Molotov cocktails, and lobbed them at Aly.
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She rolled back up to her feet and stalked towards Sokka. "What the hell did you just do?" she asked him, not yelling but obviously very, very angry.
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But not yet. He was having fun.
... And feeling guilty. But also having fun.
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Sokka laughed over his shoulder at Aly. "HA! Missed by a mile! Your aim SUUUUUCKS!"
And he ducked and zig-zagged, looking for cover.
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He pulled himself together and posed against the wall again. "Well... it's for two classes, actually. I'm being efficient." He smirked a little, laughing at his own joke. "The one about annoying teachers -- you're annoyed, right? I did it right? -- and, uh, also, this is my first mercenary job for Deadpool."
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And then he started flailing. "Don't kill them! You're just supposed to... give them detention or something!"
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