>Has anyone thought of deliberate piano implosion? That's right - >deliberately weaken the structure, and finish the job with some carefully >placed explosives, thereby using the energy from the string tension to cause >the piano to fold up on itself with a minimum of flying parts. If done >properly, the pieces would be conveniently small enough to fit into >conventional trash barrels. What a lot of trouble to go to, Z! Why not just go with a couple of skcits of implosive in the first place? Not too much though. Don't want to suck the whole neighborhood in. I wonder too, do implosives go MOOB when you set them off? I know light bulbs go POP when you break them, which is naturally backward of the POP that balloons make when you break them. Ron N
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