This one even explains it to you (and looks impressive).
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Thats not an explosion, THIS is an explosion. (be patient)Originally posted by zeitghostThere's a most impressive Youtube video of an acetylene fire in Dallas, Tx.
Don't try this at home.
Very impressed by the nonchallant way the drivers were going along on the road nearby.
With the odd cylinder or two rocketing around.

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There was a fire at Fforestfach* yesterday, it was road-havoc in the streets of Swansea...
Tyre fire I believe, entry into Tesco was serious affected.
Pron: ForestVVVVVaKKKKKKKHHHHHH....
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I saw a BDH chemical works blow up in Dorset, it's amazing how high barrels of chemicals can hurl themselves
It gave me the best excuse for not coming into work, sorry I got evacuated
As my boss said it was so bizarre and stupid it had to be true
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Fire at dockyard
BBC News - Falmouth Docks hit by gas cylinder fire and explosions
240 Burning acetylene cylinders.

Run away.
Run away very quickly.
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