London Is Lost

WOW! London Is Lost – Useful Tools Are Now “Safely Disposed and Taken Off the Streets”?!?!?

London Is Lost
Here’s What London Police Recovered In A ‘Weapons Sweep’

What did they do, arrest an Electrician?

Tool sales will be on the rise as all these hard-working people will have to replace all their lost and misplaced tools confiscated by the cops.

This is NOT from The Onion. Unfortunately, its modern Europe.

This was found on the Regents Park Police Twitter:

It is only a matter of time until a Bic pen is considered a weapon.

Knives are the next target

Last weekend, London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced a new “knife control” initiative to crack down on the city’s rise in murder rates, which surpassed that of New York City despite tough gun control and hand tool measures.

 

 

Electric Hammer Demonstration

A Demonstration Of The New Electric Hammer

 

 

Man Uses Flamethrower To Clear Snow Off His Driveway

A Virginia man uses a flamethrower to clear his driveway of snow!

Man Uses Flamethrower To Clear Snow Off His Driveway
Beats shoveling! The man who uses a FLAMETHROWER to clear his driveway of snow.

One man has found a neat way to avoid the laborious work of clearing the driveway of snow – use a flamethrower.

Nathanael Caplinger hit upon the idea when he read a magazine advertisement for a handheld flamethrower which highlighted its usefulness in clearing snow.

He first checked with state and local laws then consulted with officials about whether it was legal to use flames to clear snow.

From WRIC Newsroom/WSET:

One southwest Virginia man got a little overzealous when tasked with clearing his driveway after this most recent snow storm.

Nathanael Caplinger decided to leave his shovel in the garage, and use his flamethrower to melt the snow instead.

Caplinger told ABC affiliate WSET that he hates shoveling snow. So, after reading an ad in a magazine about a blowtorch, which advertised its usefulness in clearing snow, he decided to try it out.

He bought one after researching the state and local laws and consulting with local officials.

Caplinger said the flamethrower worked like a charm but emphasized the importance of using the device safely.

“Make sure there’s no flammables nearby,” he said. “Make sure it’s only what you want to burn, make sure afterward hang out for about a half hour, make sure nothing reignites.”

Public safety officials in Amherst where Caplinger lives said that while Caplinger’s method worked, it may not be for everybody.

The official encouraged anyone who is thinking about using such a device to contact local officials first.

 

 

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