Posted on 08/10/2020 7:58:51 AM PDT by rdl6989
Not to get too far away from my “joke”, the precursors to meth are very harsh, and flammable.
I think it’s cooked under pressure as well.
But again, I said my original post with my tongue firmly in my cheek.
I’ve seen a city block blow up because someone nicked a gas line under the road. KA-BOOM! (After about 6 hours. )
Amazing how the trees look untouched,
Doesn’t that sound a little odd?
In my law office days, we once represented a handyman who was fixing a chandelier fixture, which unbeknownst to anyone was built over an old gas-light outlet, which was still full of gas. He got the chandelier working, it gave out a spark, and—KABLOOEY! He got burnt bad, and we eventually got him some money.
Was it good for her, too?
OK, thx.
I’ve got some outside gas piping that’s pretty rusty but hopefully that’s just cosmetic.
True. Having worked with elderly people in three nursing homes over the years I can say it would be very likely for someone that age to be forgetful and leave the burner on a stove open. It’s sad.
Just think if Ayers had got-— the change of the thread of future history. Would that such travel in time were possible,like a sci-fi movie.
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