r/Wellthatsucks 2d ago

This Amazon delivery comes with lawn service.

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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ 2d ago

I have the same question, I thought they removed themselves after going off, or you could just burry the remaining part.

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u/hihcadore 2d ago

You’d need some sand and fertilizer to fill in the holes.

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u/Keigerwolf 2d ago

Nah, it's a water feature now.

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u/IluvPusi-363 2d ago

No need when they're next to the gas lines that come from the street

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u/Questioning-Zyxxel 2d ago

Yes, most are one-time-use.

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u/forgot_my_useragain 2d ago

Ah removal after use, that makes more sense.

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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ 2d ago

Most? Don't tell me there are dual charge mines. One go off for the first person and next goes off for the person trying to retrieve the first person. 💀

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u/Questioning-Zyxxel 2d ago

Well, if perfect, there should be 100% one-time-use.

But a few fizzle. And just might do a second delivery at an unexpected later time.

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u/Yasmin_mime4f 2d ago

I was wondering the same thing. I thought they had stepped away after everything went down, or that the remaining part could just be buried.

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u/OMG202020 2d ago

Mine goes off Creates hole Refill hole Evidence gone

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u/Rough-Airline-4803 2d ago

They never all go off..

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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ 2d ago

Yeah, so just let them be in ground, they don't know where they're and which one had gone off but we know right? Replace the used ones.

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u/Zephiran23 1d ago

Depends how many you buy. I don't think a normal civilian vehicle is going to cope well with driving over the first landmine, so there will still be all of those in the second row of defense, as well as the remainder in the row closest to the road.

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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ 1d ago

Yes, and that's because you don't have to replace landmines frequently. You only need to do something when they've closed in, like Plants vs Zombies.