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Yep. Take Thermite for example...the only thing that'll put that out is....whaddaya call it....a haldon dump, i think. You hit it right on the head, it burns so hot it splits the molecule into hydrogen and oxygen, which, as we all know, is a bad combination around flame. Or white hot molten slag. Whichever.

Yep. Take Thermite for example...the only thing that'll put that out is....whaddaya call it....a haldon dump, i think. You hit it right on the head, it burns so hot it splits the molecule into hydrogen and oxygen, which, as we all know, is a bad combination around flame. Or white hot molten slag. Whichever.

I'd just use sandbags and plywood. Create a wall of sandbags 1 bag thick just like one lays bricks, then get some old scrap sheets of 1/2 or 3/4 inch thick plywood and lay it vertical against the bags, then put another wall of sandbags around that plywood, so you're basically sandwiching the wood between two walls of sandbags. If it can contain an RPG explosion, it will contain whatever you can throw at it.

I'd just use sandbags and plywood. Create a wall of sandbags 1 bag thick just like one lays bricks, then get some old scrap sheets of 1/2 or 3/4 inch thick plywood and lay it vertical against the bags, then put another wall of sandbags around that plywood, so you're basically sandwiching the wood between two walls of sandbags. If it can contain an RPG explosion, it will contain whatever you can throw at it.

but you have to admit, some of the things he said are.........well..........interesting And why would somebody go to such lengths to endure this ruse? And then, why would they just...........stop?

http://johntitor.com Umm.........wow.......its hard to tell if this guy is really intelligent, really crazy, or really real. Either way, i think it is perfectly feasible that we have a Civil war in 2005. Only a year away!

Well anyways the project is due tomorrow and im workin on it now, just thought i'd let you guys know, and thanks for all the help, every post that i used has its own individual entry in my bibliography =) I bet my teacher is gonna have a time trying to figure out what i mean when i say the author is "radical edward." =)

ya hah!

ok so now i just read your entire post and realised that my post would be of no help whatsoever............ If i were you, id just use the same ole pushbuttons that came with the computer =\ But now, editing for a second time, i've reread your post, and i seem to realise something new each time!! So heneway, is the switch ya picked up from the shack a toggle switch or pushbutton switch? Cuz if its a toggle, your computer will shut down after 5 seconds, the mobo is designed to start up the computer if it is off and the power button is pushed and released, but if its held for 5 seconds (might be 6), it shuts down the computer. So, if its a toggle, it will be interpreting the constant closed switch as you holding the power button to shut it down, as opposed to just tapping it to turn it on. Try just flipping the switch for a moment then shutting it off.

Yeah, but wouldnt it take a while for the turbine to accel to full speed?

you guys DO know that star trek is NOT real......right?

Well i'm not sure what model it is at the moment seeing as how im at school and unable to check it, but i do know that it was manufactured in 1995.....if that helps......

Well, what if the planet was positioned in such a way that its neighboring celestial bodies' gravity deformed the planet? You could probably model this on a computer and make any shape you wanted by changing the positions and gravities of the surrounding bodies.....

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