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Tyler Durden ⬜2 years ago

I just expected it to go kaboom

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Ron Swanson2 years ago

Calm cool and collected 👏👏 I would of been like…

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🎈👸craziii queen ❤️2 years ago

Omg! I was expecting 🚀🚀🚀

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Sandeep2 years ago

Need education students from school days on wards.

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Antonio2 years ago

A standard propane gas cylinder used for cooking or heating, when fully charged, can have an internal pressure of approximately 5-10 bar at room temperature. However, propane pressure can vary with temperature: it increases as the temperature rises and decreases as it drops. Propane is flammable in an air concentration range of about 2.1% to 9.5%, and if it mixes with air in these proportions, it can become highly explosive. A fully charged cylinder, in the presence of an ignition source and in the right concentration conditions, could cause a significant explosion, damaging surrounding buildings and objects.

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pun chi2 years ago

Man is more chill than my refrigerator

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Fa$toJR2 years ago

I got anxiety at the end thinking it was gonna explode

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Dfer Docs2 years ago

Turn the tap off when it's wrapped?

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Ara Guatemalensis2 years ago

@accidentes_1 When I was a kid, my uncle ran with the gas tank on fire out of home to throw it to the middle of the street. That kind of memories that you cannot forget forever

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John Leroy2 years ago

If you are getting that close anyway, just close the valve.

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