Hey Shrimp

[walliwalibus]

Can you see that?

 

[housemusik83]

sick!

 

[walliwalibus]

Shrimp special

 

[hurricane]

locked and reloadeddddddddd

 

[miplank]

lol

 

[walliwalibus]

Though not a bomb, someone burns.

 

[walliwalibus]

Shrimp, if your sheot was done by PM's, it would have an effect like this one here. Underground.

 

[Arabian]

lolol omg loolol

 

[Arabian]

Im laughing so hard im crying loooloololo

 

[walliwalibus]

Something beautiful about bombs going off

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

Shrimp, if your sheot was done by PM's, it would have an effect like this one here. Underground.

So you are sayin; When you try to revive an old dog give it mouth to mouth in the privacy of your own home?

Or if you lived in Horishima in the mid 1940's when you hear a plane don't bother ducking?

 

[walliwalibus]

There isn't any hiding when you see this.

 

[walliwalibus]

This is crazy.

 

[goin on 4T]

Walli nice vids!!!

 

[walliwalibus]

So you are sayin; When you try to revive an old dog give it mouth to mouth in the privacy of your own home?

Or if you lived in Horishima in the mid 1940's when you hear a plane don't bother ducking?

The Tsar bomb is right now the Largest know in existence. Its in Russia. And the first video is of it. I believe it was tested in 1961, last modified in 2006, and is 4000 times larger than the Hiroshima bomb. Needles to say, it's one bad SOB and still around. Of course America has the second largest but the name slips me at the moment. 57000000 Tonnes of TNT powerful enough to cause quite the dent in the earth.

Quoting an article here:
"Despite cloudy skies, the flash of light was clearly visible 2,500 kilometers away. The shockwave destroyed buildings and tore roofs off of homes hundreds of kilometers from ground zero. Windows in Norway and Finland were shattered. The scientific settelment on the Matochkin Strait called Severney, some 56 kilometers south of the explosion, was devastated. The thermal pulse of the blast was felt 800 kilometers from the epicenter. Radio communications were knocked out for an hour and no word of the safety of the Tu-95 and its crew could be reported for some time.
Some time after the explosion, a team was dispatched to ground zero to take photographs. One witness reported: "The ground surface of the island has been leveled, swept and licked so that it looks like a skating rink. The same goes for rocks. The snow has melted and their sides and edges are shiny. There is not a trace of unevenness in the ground… Everything in this area has been swept clean, scoured, melted and blown away." Analysis of the explosion showed that complete destruction extended to a radius of 40 miles surrounding the blast and severe damage as far as 60 miles."

.:SonicBomb:. - The Tsar Bomba - The King of Bombs

Is the link to the article respectfully. Anyhow, I just wanted to show shrimp what a bomb looked like exploding.