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Re: A Lot Of Steel In Those Things!
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Posted by Mark - IN. on February 23, 2006 at 19:36:57 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: A Lot Of Steel In Those Things! posted by in-too-deep on February 23, 2006 at 13:37:30:
You know? You could"ve much easier just shut the pilot off, let the gas build up in it, tilted it towards the window and lit a match under it. Probably oughta have called the neighbors and told them to "DUCK" first. Unless they weren"t home, then could"ve replaced your window and denied knowing anything about the hole through their house, and the neighbor"s house on the other side of them, and... Never admit to anything. You have to think of everything as a tool, and that includes gas. How do you think the cavemen used to get them out of their basements before sawzalls, hoists, and dollies? Banging two rocks together next to the extinguished pilots as the gas built up, that"s how. And then they denied everything to their neighbors and the fire department. I"m pretty sure of it. Mark
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