The can't load and fire themselves, and they don't spontaneously combust or explode or anything like that.

I was going to use them with my farm tenants who had cattle, but decided to throw them all out and start building high trellises for growing hops for the exploding local craft beer industry.

Been looking in Mt Rainier, Hyattsville areas for two~three months and it just seems like the area is exploding with flip opps with everything in the $200-$300K getting a lot of action (Multiple contacts first week).  

You can't not fix it and when the house explodes expect the insurance company to rebuild it.

Everyone knows about the next trendy area that’s going to explode, the Brooklyn to Manhattan, the Oakland to San Francisco.

Be careful using this stuff, you'll feel like your head is going to explode after a few minutes.  

@Ola Olusoga those areas are exploding.

It's the 30 min via Caltrain of BART "burbs" that exploded in rent amounts. :)

breaking ground next week on a 27 lot sub... so I know I have at least 27 jobs for the next 12 months without having to hunt for deals  :)And a last point of the Texas west coast debate.. if Oregon was nearly as business friendly as Texas or a South Carolina for example this place would Literally explode.

The map turns sharply from orange to blue around Camden, where the difference between white and black communities seems almost like it has a distinct boundary.In Lakewood, the fastest growing municipality in the state, the town's exploding and largely white Jewish population appears to have settled in an entirely different portion of town than the Hispanic and African American populations.The map was developed using a cartographic interpretation of the 2010 decennial Census -- the most robust dataset available to analyze the changing tides of population in the United States.The data was derived from Census race data parsed down to the Census block level, which typically span only a few municipal blocks in most areas.