Cylinder Storage

In article <3f4aa248_2@corp.newsgroups.com>, jmonty@hcis.net says...
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>Like oxygen or propane????
>LOL
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That, or maybe acetelyne, arsine, diborane, hydrogen chloride, phosphine and
all those other BFRC generators . You never know what you're going to find
in people's garages sometimes.







>"Alan Street" <alan@nonono_irsi.com> wrote in message
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>> In article <3f4a6e6d_2@corp.newsgroups.com>, jmonty@hcis.net says...
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>> >I'll guarandamtee the firefighter that has crawled inside to put the fire
>> >out will think about it.......been there done that. LOL
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>> Actually, I expect the firefighter will be more relieved to learn it's
>only
>> compressed air and not something significantly more interesting.
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> > If my house burns down, the last thing I'm thinking about is my tanks
> bursting.

Personally, I'm going to give it a lot of thought. As a matter of fact, my
priorities will probably be something like this:
Jayna out safely?
Cat and Dog out safely?
Get away from the back bedroom, the one where there are several pounds of
black powder and a couple thousand rounds of modern ammunition.
Get away from my bedroom, where there's a full 80 cubic foot tank of O2.
Get away from the garage door, behind which, there are 8 full tanks heating
up.
Warn the firemen that, this time, they might be better just watching the
house burn . . . from a distance.

Lee