Derek Lowe writes another "How Not To Do It" post, this one involving acetylene cylinders. Alarming explosion video included.
(The above quote is from the comments.)
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I remember that. It was a big story here in DFW. It was a miracle that more people weren't injured!
Posted by: Charlotte (Matilda) | 27 May 2010 at 09:28 AM