Al Qaeda Has 'Developed Liquid Explosives Which Blow Up When Dry' Prompting US Evacuation

UK Daily Mail ^ | 5:56 EST, 6 August 2013

[unixfox]

Easy solution...

PROFILE. But that would be racist.

[IronJack]

I believe its purple

If it's purple, it's likely potassium permanganate (KMn04).

[5Madman2]

It was a brown powder when dried.

And way too sensitive when dried

[Hot Tabasco]

terrorists may have

Security experts fear it would be

Al-Asiri is believed to be

The new explosive is believed to be

[unixfox]

My goodness, since 9/11, one would think our govt was run by a bunch of scaredy-cats.

And with Obamacare you would think everybody was on their death beds.

[BenLurkin]

bttt

[rellimpank]

—I think my byline applies—

[Glenmore]

Will only be able to fly while naked and drugged.

[kempster]

Now that’s funny. I don’t care who you are.

[kempster]

Maybe “Purple Drank”

[marktwain]

This is a new development?

I learned how to do that in High School chemistry class.

[reg45]

Nitrogen Triiodide has a dark brown, almost black, color.

[citizen]

Sounds like an AQ hoax they deliberately leaked via cell phone convos.

[OregonRancher]

We painted it on the floor of a busy aisle before work began.
Secretaries with their high heels set it off..hilarious

[marktwain]

“Sounds like an AQ hoax they deliberately leaked via cell phone convos.”

I could see some AQ types laughing their butts off about how they made the Great Satan close its embassies with a few emails.

[marktwain]

Amazing how many freepers had this experience.

I bet most are INTJ types.

[Born to Conserve]

There are thousands of explosive chemicals. If you’re willing to blow yourself up, it does not take intelligence to find and use them. If you want to be safe, and have them blow up when and where you want them to, you can win a Nobel Prize for finding them, in fact, they’ll name the Nobel Prize after you!

[dinodino]

Yawn. Sounds like a permanganate or a triiodide.

[SampleMan]

Oh great, now babies and grandparents will have to be put under heat lamps at the airport.

[Joe Boucher]

takes a very small explosion to rip a hole in the fuselage of a pressurized jet.