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4 hours ago, pizzaaguy said:

My dad would pull up to the pump and ask for, "Two dollars worth", for the '55 Chevy.

For the Coleman stove and lantern,we had to go to Amoco to get "white gas"...no lead.

It took awhile but the oil monopolies busted I early 1900s are largely reassembled. 

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11 hours ago, Eric said:

During a depth charge test in 1957, the resulting 300-foot-high water plume was struck by lightning. Naval Ordnance scientists said that there was no sound method of computing the extremely remote mathematical probability of such an occurrence.

 

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"One in a million shot, Doc!"

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On 11/4/2023 at 7:37 PM, Eric said:

During a depth charge test in 1957, the resulting 300-foot-high water plume was struck by lightning. Naval Ordnance scientists said that there was no sound method of computing the extremely remote mathematical probability of such an occurrence.

 

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I submit that the atmospheric conditions were right and that the column of water initiated it. 

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