http://books.google.com/books?id=b2zipv8_yQUC&pg=PA1175&lpg=PA1175&dq=epoxy+liver+toxicity&source=bl&ots=YojMB0bMps&sig=Lr8Ex4Z-bwbeLyxR8HKTAqoXDxo&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2M_CUqSrBaLjsAT6zYHAAQ&ved=0CDQQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=epoxy%20liver%20toxicity&f=false Never believe the label on a product is totally true, and while some resins are called safe when cured and others aren't is suspect. Either way just be careful when you grind them. How do you boys take the skin off your boats? I use a heat gun and a open window and never grind if I can.
You can go ahead Beaver. I think the moral here is to use proper PPE (personal protective equipment) for whatever one you might use, because they are all dangerous in their own way.
Aright, here is today's question. What do these three ships have in common other than that they were sunk, and that they all were part of the Bismark chase? DKM Bismark HMS Cossak HMS Ark Royal Beaver
They all have the letter 'k' in their name? They were all torpedoed? They all fought in WW2? They were all ships? They had sailors on board?
Ok, Nick, I'll give it to you. They were all the home of Unsinkable Sam, AKA Oscar the cat. You're up. Beaver
If nobody minds, I'll throw up the next question. Can you name the only US Navy destroyer to have the following dimensions and armament? This ship was 440’ 3” long with a beam of 38’ 1” with 8 X 4”/65 guns, 37 X 25mm anti aircraft guns and 4 X 13mm anti aircraft guns?
Any dancing with the stars fans out there? If so, this one will be easy for you! This caged beauty danced the seas to her own tango.
I see there's no action on my trivia challenge so I'll update it a bit. This caged beauty danced the "southern" seas to her own tango.
That was a good question. Ok, what us infantry unit had a gold swastika as their emblem at the start of World War 2?
That was a good question. Ok, what us infantry unit had a gold swastika as their emblem at the start of World War 2?
