This is the craziness that I bring.

[PantherBrew]

Hey ghais.

Remember when I told you I was going to Germany....

I am staying in Koblenz anddd....

Berlin (CNN) -- Life has come to a standstill in the western German city of Koblenz, where 45,000 people -- nearly half of the city´s population -- have been evacuated after the discovery of several dangerous World War II bombs.

"It´s the largest German evacuation since the end of the war," fire brigade spokesman Ronald Eppelsheim said Sunday.

For 65 years, the Rhine River hid three bombs that were dropped by American and British warplanes in the last years of the war. When water levels dropped to record lows last week, the bombs were finally found.

"While time passed by, and Koblenz was rebuild(ing), the bombs got even more dangerous", bomb-disposal squad member Jurgen Wagner said Sunday.

The largest of the explosives is a 1.8-ton British air bomb that has the potential to destroy the city´s center, according to the fire brigade.

But the focus of attention isn't on the largest bomb -- it's on the much smaller, 125-kilogram (275-pound) American high-explosive bomb. "This one has been transformed on impact of the earth. We might have some serious problems deactivating the detonator," Wagner said.

http://edition.cnn.com/2011/12/04/world/europe/germany-city-evacuation/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

[boo7382]

Um Damn?

Are you there now?

[Squirrel]

The city center's figure he wanted to have a blast there.

[PantherBrew]

Um Damn?

Are you there now?

Yeah, I am 2 blocks from the evacuation area.

Pretty crazy.

It looks like a scene out of a movie.

[jasonluckydog]

I told you not to go but nobody listens to me.

[CarolinaNCSU]

Holy crap that's pretty intense. Stay safe man.

[Wither]

Take one for the team!

[Darth Biscuit]

HTF do they defuse those things?

[Jbro]

Pics???

Of the girls in the red light district.

[Hawk]

Koblenz is awesome!