Have you ever started a fire?
I went to sleep with candles burning - woke up to a circle of flame on the rug. Thought, "Tits. Better put the rug in the bath and turn the taps on." TIP: Don't put a burning rug into a fibre glass bath. I caused about £5000 of damage to the house and was coughing up smoky black phlegm for a few weeks. Can you beat that?
( , Tue 2 Mar 2004, 17:48)
I went to sleep with candles burning - woke up to a circle of flame on the rug. Thought, "Tits. Better put the rug in the bath and turn the taps on." TIP: Don't put a burning rug into a fibre glass bath. I caused about £5000 of damage to the house and was coughing up smoky black phlegm for a few weeks. Can you beat that?
( , Tue 2 Mar 2004, 17:48)
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The only thing I learnt in electronics class was that the smell of solder, star wars figures and fruit polos, when subjected to the heat of a soldering iron for 20 minutes until they are one conjealed mass, is enough to make you want to gag just thinking about it 12 years on. It's sort of like a rancid, sour smell that goes right up your nose and makes it sting and run, but is also really sickly sweet, complemented as it is by the toxic whiff of plastic, and pungent plasto-fruity overtones. I don't know which star wars figure works best, or whether he-man would work better.
And burning your GCSE revision notes in a saucepan post-exams, alone in your parents' house, requires your full attention. And metal conducts, so the pan-base shouldn't be placed onto carpet. If only I'd learnt that scientific fact before my exams.
One should also bear in mind that buying firelighters and placing them on top of bollards in shopping areas of an evening really scares and confuses people.
( , Thu 4 Mar 2004, 12:28, Reply)
The only thing I learnt in electronics class was that the smell of solder, star wars figures and fruit polos, when subjected to the heat of a soldering iron for 20 minutes until they are one conjealed mass, is enough to make you want to gag just thinking about it 12 years on. It's sort of like a rancid, sour smell that goes right up your nose and makes it sting and run, but is also really sickly sweet, complemented as it is by the toxic whiff of plastic, and pungent plasto-fruity overtones. I don't know which star wars figure works best, or whether he-man would work better.
And burning your GCSE revision notes in a saucepan post-exams, alone in your parents' house, requires your full attention. And metal conducts, so the pan-base shouldn't be placed onto carpet. If only I'd learnt that scientific fact before my exams.
One should also bear in mind that buying firelighters and placing them on top of bollards in shopping areas of an evening really scares and confuses people.
( , Thu 4 Mar 2004, 12:28, Reply)
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