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On November 15 2012 16:01 DropBear wrote: Bit offtopic, but the perfect linear arrangement of all the houses in the first 2 pics made me giggle for some reason
That's how American neighborhoods look.
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On November 15 2012 15:54 Holy_AT wrote: American houses seem so fragile, just paper wood and some glue. I dont get it why they dont build propper houses ? Can anyone enlighten me ? Two reasons:
1. Economics. It's hard to cover a whole continent in housing if you take the time to build everything out of brick and stone.
2. Culture. Most building in North America has taken place after the introduction of modern fire-fighting methods and fire departments. Hence North Americans don't have the same aversion to wooden houses that Europeans have.
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What the actual fuck. The 2 houses next to pile of sawdust that was a house are missing half of the structure themselves!
This explosion was WAY too big to have been some kind of accident. They probably had a real bomb somehow and set it off by accident. It looks like the explosion was enormous and ball shaped, a simple natural gas accident couldn't have done something like that. The explosion wouldn't have been so concentrated and powerful, it would have been dispersed and uneven, which isn't the case in the photos.
I suspect there was a real bomb but there won't really be any proof because everything incinerated...
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Not sure what this does to people's ears.
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On November 15 2012 16:44 aeroblaster wrote: What the actual fuck. The 2 houses next to pile of sawdust that was a house are missing half of the structure themselves!
This explosion was WAY too big to have been some kind of accident. They probably had a real bomb somehow and set it off by accident. It looks like the explosion was enormous and ball shaped, a simple natural gas accident couldn't have done something like that. The explosion wouldn't have been so concentrated and powerful, it would have been dispersed and uneven, which isn't the case in the photos.
I suspect there was a real bomb but there won't really be any proof because everything incinerated...
supposedly the furnace in their basement broke down a week ago. At least that is what the owners of the home are claiming. A weeks worth of natural gas saturating an enclosed basement and surrounding area might be possible. I really don't know though, that is still a massive explosion. I'm really interested in what the investigators find.
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On November 15 2012 16:44 aeroblaster wrote: What the actual fuck. The 2 houses next to pile of sawdust that was a house are missing half of the structure themselves!
This explosion was WAY too big to have been some kind of accident. They probably had a real bomb somehow and set it off by accident. It looks like the explosion was enormous and ball shaped, a simple natural gas accident couldn't have done something like that. The explosion wouldn't have been so concentrated and powerful, it would have been dispersed and uneven, which isn't the case in the photos.
I suspect there was a real bomb but there won't really be any proof because everything incinerated...
A bomb explosion would put a hole in the ground.
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Gas explosions like this *do* happen, albeit rarely. It's true... this much damage really can happen just from a gas explosion. It really does look like a 2,000lb bomb hit the place.
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On November 15 2012 17:40 FallDownMarigold wrote: Gas explosions like this *do* happen, albeit rarely. It's true... this much damage really can happen just from a gas explosion. It really does look like a 2,000lb bomb hit the place. Still, when you hear about an explosion in a neighborhood you expect a few crashed windows and perhaps a paint job for the house. Not a scene out of Modern Warfare... Such a shitty way to die.
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shrapnel olympics
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On November 15 2012 17:11 Infernal_dream wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2012 16:44 aeroblaster wrote: What the actual fuck. The 2 houses next to pile of sawdust that was a house are missing half of the structure themselves!
This explosion was WAY too big to have been some kind of accident. They probably had a real bomb somehow and set it off by accident. It looks like the explosion was enormous and ball shaped, a simple natural gas accident couldn't have done something like that. The explosion wouldn't have been so concentrated and powerful, it would have been dispersed and uneven, which isn't the case in the photos.
I suspect there was a real bomb but there won't really be any proof because everything incinerated... A bomb explosion would put a hole in the ground. This, i have seen so many crazy theories about drone strikes on the web..... A bomb would make a crater, this was a blast and gas can cause this much damage. Its sad what crime can do.
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On November 16 2012 06:16 Captain Mayhem wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2012 17:40 FallDownMarigold wrote: Gas explosions like this *do* happen, albeit rarely. It's true... this much damage really can happen just from a gas explosion. It really does look like a 2,000lb bomb hit the place. Still, when you hear about an explosion in a neighborhood you expect a few crashed windows and perhaps a paint job for the house. Not a scene out of Modern Warfare... Such a shitty way to die.
Albeit quick.
Makes me want to walk around the house sniffing for gas.
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I wonder how far an explosion of this magnitude was heard. I'd imagine there was a mini earthquake in the neighborhood.
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The circumstances around the explosion are suspicious as fuck. Also that is a stupidly powerful natural gas explosion. I mean, 31 homes potentially damaged beyond repair? That's just insane.
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Damn... thats a fucking huge explosion! I remember onetime we left the stove running without a flame, so the gas was leaking. We didn't figure it out for an hour and when we realized what was wrong we turned it off, opened all the windows and ran out the house. Thank god none of us lit a candle.
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are these houses really build from wood??
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On November 16 2012 06:42 cari-kira wrote: are these houses really build from wood??
a lot of north american homes are built from wood. it's strange to me that you think it's strange. =]
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On November 16 2012 07:00 heliusx wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2012 06:42 cari-kira wrote: are these houses really build from wood?? a lot of north american homes are built from wood. it's strange to me that you think it's strange. =] I know. Around here ever home is made of wood. I don't know what else you you build it with. Metal?
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On November 16 2012 06:42 cari-kira wrote: are these houses really build from wood??
Wait. Is houses built from wood rare? Where there are forests, there are going to be wood houses.
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Are brick houses in the USA more expensive?
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that must have been a serious leak(like majorly seeping in to the area for weeks) and a bunch of retards must live around that area if a 12 year old girl thought something was up and even told her parents about it lol
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