Suspicious Explosion In London

 

1. Damn! That ought to be a Photo du Jour. 

   If it turns out not to be an accident, my money’s on Episcopalian Insurgents.

   Posted by Oink       12/11/2005  at  10:14 AM  



2. Definitely an Amish Conspiracy, I say! You never can trust those people. They won’t be happy until we’re all riding around in horse-drawn buggies again.

   Posted by The Skipper       12/11/2005  at  10:35 AM  



3. My son just married a Morman, it was probaby Morman Refugeez, they’re everywhere.

   Posted by Z Woof       12/11/2005  at  10:36 AM  



4. I hope CSI shit-scan includes Sand Monkey Shit

   Posted by Z Woof       12/11/2005  at  12:07 PM  



5. Twenty times 3 million gallons involved?  Pisses me off.  How stupid that anyone store so much so close together.

   Posted by Officer Pupp       12/11/2005  at  12:14 PM  



6. OCM: We had a garage fire here in town, propane tank snug up against it. The pop-off valve blew with a whistling scream, venting the stuff straight up.  I’ve never heard of one of the things exploding.

   When you’re down on the farm
   And you wanna stay warm
   PROPANE ...

   When the Catman gets old
   You can’t let him get cold
   PROPANE

   It’s so high
   It’s so high
   It’s so high
   PROPANE

   Posted by Oink       12/11/2005  at  02:30 PM  



7. no, No, NO! They were Mennonite insurgents!

   Posted by Macker       12/11/2005  at  03:02 PM  



8. The lyrics are my slight adaptation of Pinkard & Bowden’s song.

   Posted by Oink       12/11/2005  at  05:02 PM  



9. Damn, we’ve got one funny Hoosier porker here.

   Posted by StinKerr       12/12/2005  at  07:45 AM  



10. Just looking at some of the pictures that was pretty ferocious explosion. No word on the cause of but it would represent a relatively soft target for a terrorist. It may well prove to be an accident but I am keeping an open mind.

    Posted by LyndonB       12/12/2005  at  08:07 AM  



11. Ferocious doesn’t do it justice, the photos look nuclear. (or nukular as our military says it) All 1485 Google News stories seem written from the same news release—OK, OK, I did a scrolling sample.  The explosion-fire has set some sort of peacetime record, and the smoke is a killer, especially for folks with respiratory problems. 

    I have a low-down wish to have been able to witness it—from a mile away.  Since no one was killed, that must mean that the facility was unguarded?  The problem with this type of explosion is usually that witnesses of the cause are not around to testify.

    Posted by Oink       12/12/2005  at  08:56 AM  

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