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House That Caught Fire
#110198 02/28/06 11:03 PM
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Check these out. I came across these at a house that had caught fire, I wonder why?

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Re: House That Caught Fire
#110199 03/01/06 03:17 PM
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Atomic City, ID USA
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It would be interesting to see the inside of that breaker panel in the last pic, to see how many tripped or if there was more "fine workmanship" in it too.

I'll bet that SER (SEU? SBC? BVD? RSVP?) cable put on quite a lightshow!!

Stupid should be painful.
Re: House That Caught Fire
#110200 03/01/06 03:18 PM
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Southern California
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Jeepers. You don't often see that much "badness" all in one place.

As they might say in Texas: "It needed burnin'."
Re: House That Caught Fire
#110201 03/01/06 04:41 PM
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As they might say in Texas: "It needed burnin'."
Demolition by natural selection?

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Re: House That Caught Fire
#110202 03/01/06 06:32 PM
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Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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The F.D Should have just let it burn... would have done the homeowner a BIG favour.

A.D
Re: House That Caught Fire
#110203 03/08/06 10:01 PM
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Levittown, PA
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"The F.D Should have just let it burn... would have done the homeowner a BIG favour."

Nah, then he would have rebuilt his house, then it would have collapsed on him during it's next fire.

Ian A.

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Re: House That Caught Fire
#110204 03/08/06 10:11 PM
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The guy has a good collection of hammers, maybe they are his only tools?. [Linked Image]
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Re: House That Caught Fire
#110205 03/09/06 11:12 PM
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Rahway, New Jersey
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Does this guy splice wires with his hammer too?

Good God!

No wonder why the house burned down.

lol @ "it needed burnin"
Re: House That Caught Fire
#110206 03/10/06 08:10 AM
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Palm Bay FL USA
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Nice work [Linked Image]
The owner wasn't an EE by chance? [Linked Image]
Re: House That Caught Fire
#110207 03/10/06 07:32 PM
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Ian A:
Know what?? You are right!! I never thought of it THAT way!!

A.D
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