If the bombs were that heavy, they probably buried themselves pretty deeply on impact

Posted by IlliniOllie on June 4, 2025, 18:05:38, in reply to "Were they underwater? That would make sense."

I’m doubting that either of them were actually 20 tons, because I don’t think there were any World War II aircraft that could carry that much (aside from maybe the B-29, which wasn’t used in Europe). If they were Tallboy or Grand Slam bombs, those were designed to explode deep underground, so they might have been pretty far down and not noticed without modern-day detection equipment. Previous Message Or during reconstruction after the war did they just pour a bunch of concrete over them and say "Sleep tight, baby nuke!"? Previous Message They were found during construction near a shipyard. We dropped a lot of bombs on Cologne

I don't know but I they'd probably show it on Chanel No. 5*

Posted by ATL on June 4, 2025, 15:51:40, in reply to "If a bomb blew up in Cologne, would it be a perfume kaboom?*"

Previous Message Previous Message Previous Message Previous Message The bombs were planted there by Americans apparently the bombs were defused and people are allowed back in “We are old and tired and just want to be taken care of.” - Republican voter, Dec. 2024.