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captain queeg

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8. I guess the Finn's added it to their Molotov cocktails.

Reply to 2naSalit (Reply #6)

Sat Sep 7, 2024, 03:48 PM

Sep 7

Not sure how it was done. I think it ignites when exposed to air (phosphorous).

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I guess the Finn's added it to their Molotov cocktails. captain queeg Sep 7 #8

i'm not sure of the details... 2naSalit Sep 7 #9

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