http://www.onlinesentinel.com/news/locals-lend-a-hand-at-event_2011-10-17.html
Just a reminder . . . burn safe . . . always.
Just a reminder . . . burn safe . . . always.
The Locke Hill Road blaze started when Sanville, 19, was trying to light his wood stove around 8 p.m. two weeks ago with a jug of gasoline. The jug caught fire, melted out of his hand and ignited a corner of the home, he said. He tried putting the fire out with a fire extinguisher, but the flames caught the couch.
JimboM said:Darwin missed another one.
Black Jaque Janaviac said:Note to self - do not use gasoline to start fires . . . well not indoor fires anyway. . .
Badfish740 said:Black Jaque Janaviac said:Note to self - do not use gasoline to start fires . . . well not indoor fires anyway. . .
It's frightening how many videos there are on the internet of people doing stupid things with gasoline and fire:
YES, and I some how got away with it. So I tried over the years to get more careful......and learn. And I did. Nothing to bad happened to me for 50 years. Then it started happening, no matter how hard I tried and how careful I was. In the my first 50 years I never set foot in a hospital. The last 12 (the wisest time of my life thus far....I thought) I have been in the hospital 4 times. 3 due to accidents. Stuff happens! Don't get me wrong, these guys are just stupid, but you can be wise and careful and accidents still can happen. Just saying.WoodNStuff said:How many times have you done something that you know you shouldn't have? Maybe not anymore, but when you were younger maybe? Some people just never learn. Or some people think it won't happen to them. Or some people just plain don't think. As I read the article, I was waiting for the fire part. Well I keep hearing on the news that we don't do a good job in this country of teaching mathematics or science.
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