mine field

Bunnysplosion.

no

This is a common myth. In fact, most AP Mines with pressure triggers are NOT like this and instead detonate upon initial stepping upon. Only (I say this loosely, there are a few other models, though they are uncommon and most have been recovered within Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina) the PMN-4, GYATA-64's manufactured between '93 and '95, SB-33AR, and the M16 have these sorts of detonators. Even then, the M16 does not really wait for you to step off so much as the pressure fuze simply burns at a rate which would take the average person to step off of the mine, allowing it to bound into the air. Even the SB-33AR's fuze has to be specifically set to only detonate once it has been stepped off of. Most of the GYATA-64's, a Hungarian model, detonate as soon as they are stepped on, with only a few thousand being equipped with such a delay fuze.

Source: 6 years Explosive Ordnance Disposal with the Lahingutoetuskompanii in the Scoutspataljon

This is fairly interesting. There seem to be a lot of Estonians on the internet.
In any case, I can't understand those unit designations, but I suppose it's sort of like combat engineers?

Yes the Lahingutoetuskompanii covers everything from Mortars and Anti-Tank crews to EOD and Combat Engineers. We're generally the go-to guys for mechanized support and unconventional warfare as well.

Estonia is a very "wired" nation, so most everyone has internet access and as a result you'll come across us from time to time! :)

DOONNNKKKKEEEYYYYYYY

no

What game is that?

If you say Battletoads I swear to God I will cover you with butter and rape you to death

Battlet-Rush 'n Attack-oads

Well, that's an odd name. Thanks anyway.

Mines.

I don't remember the what it is, but there actually is something Rabbits eat that get them close to being drunk. I think it's actually lettuce.