You are lucky! Our Spot cross isn’t super cuddly. If you are looking for cuddly though, I can wholeheartedly recommend French Lops. Both our huggiest girls have been Frenchies.

From the children’s book “Supersize Animals”:

I want, like, a ball pool of them. Just a big tank, maybe three feet deep, filled with giant bunnies. Doable, right?

Flemish giants are the best! Honestly I want like twenty of them. Downside is they don’t live as long as their regular sized brethren. But still. Massive Bunbuns!

I was about to say that the rabbit in the OP post is actually kind of small. The Flemish Giant Rabbits can get up to 4 feet long.

ok I am weird....

Hahahaha yes, I think that’s how it ends actually. The community actually somehow storms a top-secret nuclear weapons lab. And none of them are shot. It’s pretty great.

Fission bomb yes. Fusion bomb is several orders of magnitude more complicated—USSR had the basic outlines of the US plans and data and they still took a few attempts to get it right, and it’s not like the Soviet nuclear braintrust wasn’t brilliant.

They key would be the initiator. Polonium and Beryllium are pretty freaking hard to come buy. An external initiator would be an acceptable alternative, but again obtaining it and timing it would be a problem.

You forgot the Zipper, an external neutron initiator. Of course, you could just use an Urchin (polonium/Beryllium) internal initiator, but then you have issues with tritium boosting.

No not at all. That's why you keep the two pieces apart inside the bomb until it's time to detonate. Up until then they're far enough apart (there's a cup shaped "bullet" that's fired down a cannon - no seriously, the first used a shortened naval cannon if I recall - that's fired at a target) there's no single mass…

And this is what it looks like when flying through the air & then detonating :D

Eh, "unstable" is a bit of a misnomer here. It's a finicky design, not one that's prone to accidentally going off. It's just tough to prevent it from "fizzling" upon detonation, and to a certain extent you're just leaving it to chance since you're just hoping a spontaneous fission does not occur between when the…

The idea with salting a nuclear device with cobalt is to produce maximum fallout. Using several of these devices might in fact be capable of ending life on earth, at least higher forms of it. A real doomsday device.

You are now on a list.

I can make a nuke in the toilet.

It shows you all the right parts, including the plutonium core, explosive lenses, polystyrene transfer mechanism, plutonium sparkplug, and tritium fuel. If you can't make a nuke out of all that in your basement, well then I'm sorry. Go back to Manhattan Project school or something. Like we all did.

On I-90 in Illinois going west toward Rockford, a tuned car (I say this because with the aftermarket body panels and ground effects I could not tell what it was...maybe a Toyota?) was right on my ass even though I was doing 85 and the speed limit was 55 (this is just normal Illinois driving as ALL of the traffic was…

Well, more powerful engines mean more heat to get rid of. That's why a car like the Veyron has 10 radiators. If some part in the car isn't prepared for the extra heat, it can burn.

Now I want to hear from the guy who drove Skip Sudduth's S8 in Ronin.