Oh my mistake. Here's an experiment you can do... would you agree a stick of butter could support a quarter? Surely you would. Now, stick the quarter on top of the butter and heat the butter. I bet that quarter sinks before the butter hits its melting point... structurally integrity isn't on or off, 1s and 0s. Its variable. And when steel is heated, it loses structural integrity.
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1 Two_Morning_Poops 2018-07-12
Why would you say that's impossible, which is what I assume you're saying...
1 ImEnlightened 2018-07-12
How can fire melt steel?
1 Two_Morning_Poops 2018-07-12
Fire varies in measurable ways depending on the fuel... what's the fuel in this instance?
1 ImEnlightened 2018-07-12
Duh, I'm hinting at the WTC 7 tower, It just collapsed from a fire.
1 Two_Morning_Poops 2018-07-12
Oh my mistake. Here's an experiment you can do... would you agree a stick of butter could support a quarter? Surely you would. Now, stick the quarter on top of the butter and heat the butter. I bet that quarter sinks before the butter hits its melting point... structurally integrity isn't on or off, 1s and 0s. Its variable. And when steel is heated, it loses structural integrity.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/a6384/debunking-911-myths-world-trade-center/
Here is an article from people far more eloquent and knowledgeable than myself...
1 ImEnlightened 2018-07-12
But it freefalled ? Even the parts of the building that did not have fire inside the offices collapsed, but how?
1 Two_Morning_Poops 2018-07-12
It's literally explained in the article I linked you...
1 veritas_liberates 2018-07-12
Are you paid to spread government talking points or just a useful idiot?
1 Two_Morning_Poops 2018-07-12
Is popular mechanics now a part of the deepstate too? Interesting
1 henry-jest 2018-07-12
Explain please how office fire heated steel that was hidden deep inside walls.
https://www.amazon.com/Mysterious-Collapse-World-Trade-Center/dp/1566567866
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-07-12
Office furniture? Remember no planes hit building 7
1 Two_Morning_Poops 2018-07-12
Tut, you're right...
https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/design/a3524/4278874/
There you go... there's a lot of science in there. Dont let that discourage your reading
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-07-12
lol
1 Two_Morning_Poops 2018-07-12
What's funny mate 🙃
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-07-12
You
1 Two_Morning_Poops 2018-07-12
Well done
1 henry-jest 2018-07-12
PM article was debunked long ago. With a lot of science. Dont let that discourage your reading https://www.amazon.com/Debunking-11-Mechanics-Defenders-Conspiracy/dp/156656686X
1 White-Knee-Grow 2018-07-12
never heard of oxy acetylene cutting I take it?
1 TheMadQuixotician 2018-07-12
This post...pull it
1 russianbot01 2018-07-12
I'm sorry I missed the punch line, I had a last minute dermatologist appointment.
1 Earth-Is-A-Prison 2018-07-12
OP was hanging out with Israeli Art Students doing an "installation" just before he posted this joke
1 whenipeeithurts 2018-07-12
Here is mine:
What's the dumbest thing a conspiracy theorist could possibly believe? That Don Pettit is a real astronaut.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otQt8AEZ1PI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auZfRGwOM4s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmcwW-8CC6E
lolllllllllllllllll
1 GMPollock24 2018-07-12
"an" is only used if followed by a word that sounds like a vowel.
English is a tough language.
1 JFRHorton 2018-07-12
'An' is in correct usage here.
1 martini-meow 2018-07-12
"an 47-story"?
1 fronzenyogurt 2018-07-12
No it's not. 47 starts with "f". Not a vowel.
1 JFRHorton 2018-07-12
Nevermind, I thought you were referring to "an office" as being incorrect. This is why I'm not an editor...
1 ImmortalAl 2018-07-12
Good bot
1 Pete_Castiglione_ 2018-07-12
Almost as funny as dropping the world's most wanted terrorist into some water, right after you finally 'got him'.
1 rpm3311 2018-07-12
“An office fire”, that building was fully involved for hours.