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Mexican Waves usually orbit the crowd at a stadium, but Mexican
Splash Wave displays a different effect. It's as if a large stone had
been thrown into the middle of the playing area, and the crowd act
in the manner of the expanding circular ripples of water, radiating
out from the centre of the
stadium.
Mexican gravity wave
Mexico_20gravity_20wave
[not_morrison_rm, Jul 18 2015]
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For reasons which I've never entirely understood,
most stadia seem to have a huge central area which
is kept as a lawn and is free of seats. Sometimes, a
few people will run about in this central lawn
throwing or hitting balls. |
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As a result, a ripple that started in the centre of the
stadium would only be visible for the last moments of
its radial spread. I think the visual effect would be
rather similar to toppling a single domino. |
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If a suitably sized explosive charge were to be detonated in the
centre of a stadium, the audience would fall outwards radiating
on lines converging on the hypocentre. |
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There is no such thing as a "suitably sized explosive
charge". They are all too small. |
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//There is no such thing as a "suitably sized
explosive charge" |
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If you're concerned as to the bulkiness to device,
simply compress the plutonium in your own home,
and then transport it to the target. |
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<imagines handy atomic material compression
booths outside Jihadist/ Scout camps across the
world> |
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<wonders what badges ISIS is giving out now?> |
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NB Mexican gravity wave. Linky etc |
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// They are all too small // |
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Be reassured that future generations will worship you as a God ... |
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Yes, it's sometimes nice to keep traditions alive. |
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