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Originally posted by ugie1028
did i even say (joey canoli said x jet-fuel was the cause) i said debunkers of this had suggested.
Originally posted by Nutter
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Propane in open air can also explode. No containment is necessary.
So, my outdoor barbeque explodes every time I use it?
Originally posted by Nutter
C-4 also has to be pressurized.
In this instance pressurized water that bursts the container rapidly is considered an explosive.
Originally posted by Lillydale
Did I prove many things could be exploding or am I wrong.
Originally posted by ugie1028
the main focal point of witnesses that stated there were loud explosions.
Originally posted by ugie1028
what will re-defining the definition provide when in the end trying to figure out what these explosions were?
dancing around the definition of explosion will not change these peoples stories. i see this as an attempt to derail this thread.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by Nutter
C-4 also has to be pressurized.
You need to reread your source there Ace. It doesn't back up what you just stated.
Detonation can only be initiated by a combination of extreme heat and a shock wave, as when a detonator inserted into it is fired. C-4 cannot be detonated by a gunshot or by dropping it onto a hard surface, or even blowing it up
Across a shock there is always an extremely rapid rise in pressure
No.
The total device is considered to be a mechanical explosive.
Water is not an explosive. that's lunacy.
Originally posted by ugie1028
you guys are going over the definition of explosions, and explosive, which in turn is derailing the thread from the main focal point of witnesses that stated there were loud explosions.
Originally posted by Nutter
If the thread is about witnesses hearing explosions and we are going over the definition of explosions, how is that off topic?
Originally posted by Nutter
reply to post by Joey Canoli
I agree with you that there are hundreds of things that can be considered explosives. As I have been saying.
This whole argument started when I asked for an example of something that explodes that is not an explosive.
So far, none have been given. Although plenty of tries have been attempted.
The whole point was to show you guys that you are confusing the English language but expect a native Spanish speaker to be 100% accurate with his words.
And yes, changing from "rumble" to "boom, the ceiling fell" is just:
1. Changing the word "rumble" to "boom" or "explosion"
and
2. Giving more detail to his story.
NONE of which is considered lying.
Originally posted by Alfie1
Nutter
Changing from rumble to boom might not be considered unreasonable if it wasn't for all the other stuff.
Why didn't he mention the walls cracking, the ceiling falling in and the sprinklers going on on 9/11 ?
In particular, why didn't he realise the rumble/boom was before the plane strike until long after the event and how did he ever know considering he was in a windowless basement ?
Originally posted by Lillydale
People sure do say crazy stuff when they lie.
Originally posted by Nutter
I agree with you that there are hundreds of things that can be considered explosives.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
They're too chicken butt though to do that. Or too lazy. Or do't care enough to do anything more than whine and cry on a conspiracy forum.
It'll never happen.