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Found and made safe in london.


An unexploded Second World War bomb which forced the closure of a number of transport routes in the capital was defused today.

Army experts worked to disarm the 2,000lb UXB faced delays after discovering metal used to make the Second World War device was thicker than expected.

Second World War bomb which caused commuter chaos has been diffused| News | This is London
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I wouldnt like to be in the area if that old thing went off. 2000 lb Thats a blood y monster.
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the guy who found it is now sponsored by Andrex and persil.
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if that goes off those hard hats won't do much good.......
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Yes they will they have there names on the inside so they can be identified
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And those Day-glow jackets will look lovely as they arc across the London skyline........
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On looking a second time I see one lad is holding a sledge hammer,
I like it - none of that stethoscope and electronics counting down and choosing which wire to cut - just hit it hard!
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On looking a second time I see one lad is holding a sledge hammer,
I like it - none of that stethoscope and electronics counting down and choosing which wire to cut - just hit it hard!

Stethoscopes have been banned by the Health and Safety lot......If the bomb exploded serious damage to the stethoscopes users ears could be experienced. Covering the bomb in day-glow jackets and hardhats is now the approved method of disposal..............and fining the German government £60 for littering.
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Stethoscopes have been banned by the Health and Safety lot......If the bomb exploded serious damage to the stethoscopes users ears could be experienced. Covering the bomb in day-glow jackets and hardhats is now the approved method of disposal..............and fining the German government £60 for littering.

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