Yup 100%

[ukscone@cupoftea.social]

Yup 100%

@CleoQc @krypt3ia

[tsturm@famichiki.jp]

@ukscone @CleoQc @krypt3ia This is scarily accurate.

[krypt3ia@infosec.exchange]

@ukscone @CleoQc Truth

[betabug@mastodon.sdf.org]

@ukscone @CleoQc @krypt3ia [x] Went and created some TNT with my cousin in his home chemistry lab, then proceeded with the result to blow something up on the nearby army training grounds

[ukscone@cupoftea.social]

@betabug @CleoQc @krypt3ia "friends" thumb and part of a finger was found 3 streets away after he hammered the end of a pipe bomb shut

[yngmar@social.tchncs.de]

@ukscone @CleoQc @krypt3ia Once got lost in an underground sewage network we had snuck into through a hole dug up during roadworks. Had to spend an hour kicking a rusty metal grate to get out.

Discovered getting home 30 minutes late for dinner got you into trouble but getting home 5 hours late they were happy to have you back.

Best summer entertainment was being given a hammer and getting sent off to a camp where we'd build huts from scrap wood (mostly old cargo pallets) with very limited supervision.

Learnt that iodine burns a lot when they treated me for a nail piercing my foot through my sandal. But I know all my scars.

[karendorman@mastodon.sdf.org]

@ukscone @CleoQc @krypt3ia

5/6 of those.

[pussreboots@sfba.social]

@ukscone @CleoQc @krypt3ia All but the accidentally setting something on fire. That was my babysitter and I had to put it out. I was three.

[krypt3ia@infosec.exchange]

@pussreboots @ukscone @CleoQc I almost set my room on fire with my chemistry set.