[Citizen Zed]

No photo from ABC News Radio.

[vladimir998]

Oops!

[gov_bean_ counter]

Yeah, that vacation was a real blast...

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Actually, I think there is a photo of this Beach Buoy horrible bomb:

[Cowboy Bob]

"We were more fascinated by the barnacles on it," Gravell added. "My son was touching it and was knocking on it a little bit, and that was it really."

He could replace Bugs Bunny as a bomb tester.

[Marko413]

Talk about something that would ruin your day...

Thank goodness it didn’t go off!

[Robert DeLong]

Here be dat bomb buoy!!!

[txeagle]

Several years ago a local shrimper brought up a 500 lb bomb in his nets. He dumped it into his deck and ambled back into port, passing several large chemical plants and their bulk loading terminals/storage tank. Once moored, he posed for several pictures sitting on it, some with a toddler relative.

Authorities discovered his catch because he bragged about it to a guy filling up a car adjacent to him at a gas station later that evening. Fortunately that guy was an off-duty LEO.

EOD was dispatched from Ft. Good and the bomb was detonated about 3 means from my house. Felt like the house leapt a foot of the ground. Would have been less stressful had they given a little advanced notice.

[ClearCase_guy]

Somebody set up us the beach buoy.

[SpinnerWebb]

Is this a WWII vintage mine that has been floating around for 70 years? The barnacles seem to attest to that.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Holy cow! Haven't these people ever seen Gilligan's Island?

[Army Air Corps]

Ping...or not.

[W.]

A mine bomb? Really? The stupid makes my head hurt.

[Kirkwood]

Danger UXB

[TangibleDisgust]

here's a re-purposed WWII mine...

kinda cool

[Larry Lucido]

“Those aren’t buoys!”

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

DANG!