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BonezX
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Canada		reply to LagAndFrag
Re: look out below

might land on a gas station causing a spark igniting the fuel.

but that's allmost too random.
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osme
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Hamilton, ON		 Sorry, Helium cannot and will not burn. They stopped filling blimps with Hydrogen long ago.
to forum · permalink · · 2005-04-14 10:18:05 · Reply to this
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