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  • MTregre

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    Jan 11, 2013
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    Good film but they were way too close. They should be a half mile away.

    Acetylene makes sense but I would have thought that it burns with more smoke, like at the very last. I think it is a very good guess. Note that the cylinders were not secured.

    I would love to see the accident report.

    Nope this isn't the US, they aren't pansies. they only would have been too close if someone would have caught a cylinder in the face
     

    tim9lives

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    Jul 12, 2010
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    Nope this isn't the US, they aren't pansies. they only would have been too close if someone would have caught a cylinder in the face


    Yea...and in the US....if they were too close and were hit in the head with a cylinder....They would blame the Mayor or Governor for not telling them that they should stand back.

    Same way they do when a snow storm comes through and they venture out on the roads...and get stuck in ice.

    Of course it is never their fault....Someone (Nanny) should have told them what to do.
     
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