Explosive breast implants

["Rob, grandpa of Ryan, Trevor, Devon & Hannah" <rmslade () shaw ca>]

http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/Blog/2013/08/16/Explosive-breast-implants-are-
now-a-terror-threat/4521376677949

Not much detail here, but I'm calling bullshit.  Or, at least, irrelevance.

Yes, I suppose you could put a few ounces of a liquid or gel explosive into a breast 
implant, but how would you set it off?  Without wires coming out of the skin, 
large radio receivers and batteries (which would leave less room for explosives), or 
huge radio transmitters that would look kind of suspicious.  ("No, really, Mr. TSA 
agent, my cell phone has to have this car battery to operate.")

If you were going to go that route, it would be a lot easier to have abdominal 
surgery, and go for the gut, where any person as obese as I am could carry twenty 
pounds of explosives with no problem at all.  And the surgery could be passed off 
as gall bladder, appendix, hernia repair, stomach banding, or any number of others. 
 You could probably liposuction fat and replace it with explosives.  (Yeah, it would 
look terrible and probably get infected quickly, but what would a suicide bomber 
care?)  With anyone over 50, you could even insert a detonation switch that 
looked like a pacemaker.

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