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Re: Wont buff out


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Posted by paul on February 25, 2015 at 09:11:24 from (70.197.192.233):

In Reply to: Wont buff out posted by Ultradog MN on February 25, 2015 at 05:58:41:

Had a thrift store blow like that 6 miles away in a small town a couple decades ago. Was a warehouse pole barn type of building. Dad and I were in the shed getting the swather ready, the boom was so loud dad went out and looked to see what fell on the shed. A forklift hit a gas line the nite before, when the fella came to open the garage door in the morning he was backing a semi up to the door, used a remote to open the door, and it blew the building to bits, wrecked a cement plant next door, leveled a couple close houses, took several houses off their foundations, cracked walls in about half the houses in the town of 500.

No one died, actually no one was really hurt much including the owner in the semi cab survived, the trailer took the blast.

My sister was renting a house over winter with a bevy of gals when she went to college. That summer following, the house blew, all that was left was a story and a half brick chimney, everything else was in basketball sized bits all over the neighborhood. Just unbelievable.

In the tiny town a mile from me, an elederly couple had their house blow off the foundation, that was a propane leak, destroyed the house but it didnt level it. In the paper interviewing the elderly couple - both were home, both only bruised - the old fella said after he yelled to his wife, who was in the bathroom, "What did you do in there?" Ah, old Germans, some have a sense of humor in the worst of times.

Just the right mix of air and ng, and wow.

Paul


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