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12-23-2011, 02:34 PM
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Re: Stove Explosion
Well, we got photos of the human carnage. Where are the photos of the damaged stove? Sure, the humans always get all the attention. What about the value of the large appliances? (e.g. stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers, etc.) They provide so much help every day and get no respect or sympathy. It's so unfair...  |
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12-24-2011, 01:46 PM
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Re: Stove Explosion
In 59 or 62 there was an explosion from a gas leak in a house a few doors down from me. It killed a small child and the mother spent months and months in the hospital due to burns I was told. Scary to think about that happening. I don't know how usual it is for this stuff to happen but we've had a lot of fires and shit that's taken lives. When I was in high school a little girl was killed in house fire, they said she got ahold of a lighter. Another kid, older like 12 instead of 2 or 3 years old wrecked his bicycle as he rode it down the hill(road). I got there as the ambulance loaded him up. There was a large pool of blood where he landed. He too spent a long time in the hospital. I don't know the full extent of his injuries but they said his orbital socket was shattered. I heard that though he survived, he "changed" after that. I haven't seen him since. I had went down the other hilly road about his age when my breaks went out. It is a lot steeper on that end. I could have SO got fucked up but someone was watching over me. Those are just a few things that's went on around here. I think the place is cursed or sum shit but like I said, I don't know the statistics on this stuff. |
