discussion post on Wed, October 1, 2008 - 3:01 PM
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Ruptured Accumulator
(in pyro)
Got a message from Jack stating thta the ruptured accumulator was on an art piece on the playa not an art car. Caused by fire impingement on a former fire extinguisher cyclinder 3x12 inches in size. No injuries. Burn on...carefully.
Re: Drug Dogs and the American Dream.
(in Burning Man)
We saw vehicles marked k-9 @ bm on many occassions. I assume they had dogs in them.
discussion post on Wed, October 1, 2008 - 2:48 PM
Re: HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT ECONOMY HAS COLLAPSED????
(in Burning Man)
Since the early 90s? You must be bruised all over, or maybe you didn't try to tell anyone. They haven't wanted to hear, my bruises are healing, but this is one time I HATE being proven right.
discussion post on Wed, October 1, 2008 - 2:24 PM
Re: HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT ECONOMY HAS COLLAPSED????
(in Burning Man)
700 Billion of our tax dollars to bail-out the rich creeps that created the mess, only to delay the innevitable for how many weeks...You know we're toast.
discussion post on Wed, October 1, 2008 - 1:57 PM
Re: A BRC story
(in Burning Man)
sounds like you got dosed w/ stale cum from that ruptured accumulator.
discussion post on Wed, September 24, 2008 - 4:16 PM
My Blog
Two years ago I put a one gallon propane tank(and 5# abc extinguisher) on a backpack frame with a regulator. The hose fed 40psi propane to a staff of 1/2' copper. A 1/4' whistle valve feeds 3 feet of pipe that goes through an oil lamp I made. The tubular wick around the end of the copper pipe burns paraffin as the pilot light. It has worked well and been fun. One caveat: the design causes the oil tank to heat . One must feel it regularly, and when too hot to hold,(160F) shut it down.(flashpoi...
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