what a horrible mentality to have.

I know it costs money, but this seems pretty "set back retarded" to have the ability but to choose not to because of such a off the wall policy. Include that in the taxes they do pay, why make it separate. If I was that guy I would be secretly plotting the flammability of the fire station.

"says right here"

- Do not pump flammable fluids -

" Fuck them "


Perfect recipe for success !

>> ^quantumushroom:

This car makes perfect sense when the alternative is trying to build a (flammable) mosque near Ground Zero.


wtf. I hate all of the things that you say/type.

This car makes perfect sense when the alternative is trying to build a (flammable) mosque near Ground Zero.

OK, I've got a glow stick right here.
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It Reads:

Ingredients are "non-toxic" and non flammable, but may permanently stain clothing or furniture. Contact with skin or eyes may cause temporary discomfort. In case of eye contact, rinse thourouly with water. Do not drink or injest contents.

I know the chemistry websites that teach you how to make your own use the ingredients listed above - but I'm wondering if the retail versions arn't made of something different. Otherwise, could they lable them as "Non Toxic" (??)

It's crappy engineering like this that effectively killed one of the most brilliant concept in aviation. Blimps are without question, -the- most efficient design for heavy airlifting. No fuel wasted on lift makes them remarkably cost-effective. But letting designers do idiotic things like use hydrogen as the lifting gas (instead of the non-flammable helium, and/or paint the body with thermite, or build some ridiculous scaffold to hold four partial helicopters has made it so nobody will ever seriously consider them again.

This is a result of people forgetting that it is gas vapor, not the gas itself that is flammable.

We always used diesel to light things up on our farm since it is slower burning and a lot more safe.

Hmmm, them's some flammable pants. Almost... too flammable.

>> ^syncron:
Makes sense I suppose. The alcohol evaporated into a gas as it heated inside the closed container. When the container burst, the flammable gases made contact with heated metal components of the microwave, which caused it to ignite and explode.


You mean the heated elements in the back i guess? Because i'm under the impression there is no metal in the microwaving-area of a microwave as it sparks like shit off the remotest covering of even gold leaf on a cup or glass. So i assume the gases would have to disperse through the back to find some heated metal components (presumably a circuit board or some kind of wire?)

Makes sense I suppose. The alcohol evaporated into a gas as it heated inside the closed container. When the container burst, the flammable gases made contact with heated metal components of the microwave, which caused it to ignite and explode.

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Its a known fact, pushing people down stairs is not a good safety practice. You would have to be in a mental state or , just really be an asshole to push someone down the stairs.

If someone in front of you stops on the stairs, Do not push them down the stairs!

I grew up near stairs, I know that there are known guidlines:)

Also don't put things on stairs, A person coming down the stairs may not see it.

Don't put flammable stuff under stairs, cause if it flames, then the people upstairs are in trouble.

The doors at the bottom of the stairs should open outward, that way if a bunch of people come down the stairs in a hurry, the people in front don't get squished.

Watch the kids or elderly or anybody!! Especially anyone that you have been entrusted to safeguard, when they are near stairs, take extra precautions, like a safety gate or help them with a gentle hand.

In other words I think that prick pushed someone down the stairs. That is a failure for a "Public Safety Officer". Fire him!!

That ends my PSA.

So, if your water is flammable, how do you put out a fire? Hmmmmmm? I foresee a cartoony loop of dumbness.

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And yeah, HOW DO YOU find out your water is flammable?