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To: wirestripper
They are saying natural gas seeping right now which they think could have caused it or sewer system.
280 posted on 05/24/2002 12:28:45 PM PDT by areafiftyone
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To: areafiftyone
Of course,any natural gas lines to the building might have been impacted by the explosion.
287 posted on 05/24/2002 12:30:24 PM PDT by John W
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To: areafiftyone
Possible, But the smell of gas prior to the explosion is usually reported. To smell gas afterwards is likely because of broken lines.

To get just the right mixture to explode is a freak event. The explosion is low velocity and does alot of damage but does not usually throw stuff 100 yards away. This looks fishy to me and I am usually not so suspicious.

305 posted on 05/24/2002 12:35:10 PM PDT by Cold Heat
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To: areafiftyone
They are saying natural gas seeping right now which they think could have caused it or sewer system.

Remember there's oil and natural gas naturally occurring in the LA Basin area. About ten years ago the sidewalk outside a Ross clothing store in the La Brea area around the Mid-Wilshire neighborhood in Los Angeles ignited because of gas seeping up naturally. Might naturally occurring natural gas provide an explanation for this explosion?

306 posted on 05/24/2002 12:35:21 PM PDT by Map Kernow
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