“They had told me there was gas building up in the underground. For some reason or another the gas had stopped flowing and it built up and it just exploded,” Frederick said.
lol
tears posted:are the buckets filled with jack daniel's ribs suitible for long term storage?
tom can’t get rid of ‘em!
karphead posted:i just read two articles on the pipeline explosion and they didn't mention the cause or even alluded to it. what up?
once you get to know the kind of people who maintain pipelines, instead of wondering why one pipeline has exploded you will instead wonder at the miracle that all the others aren't constantly blowing up all the time
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stegosaurus posted:i love walking around underneath a just-installed scrubber and finding footlong 3/4" bolts that have just been vibrated right out of wherever
this is more likely than them just being dropped during installation?
tears posted:what about the tap water?
its all good until the river rises above the water plant
sparklefeather posted:had a 30 minute blackout in my neighbourhood the other day and half of me was happy to light some candles and enjoy the sunset but the other half was in an anxiety spiral over whether i could even make tea without electricity
i inherited from my mom a constant irrepressible desire for the whole power grid to go down forever, but also a love of tea, so i relate to this. maybe you could find a used coleman stove or something & keep it around just in case
sparklefeather posted:had a 30 minute blackout in my neighbourhood the other day and half of me was happy to light some candles and enjoy the sunset but the other half was in an anxiety spiral over whether i could even make tea without electricity
this why u rent a place with a gas stove so u can still cook even if the electricity goes out as long as u have some matches
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