Done it once 1998, not a fan.
News blackout - Ohio cloud of Polyvinyl chloride death
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Nothing much to see there except for how hot certain coal can burn.
This now seems fitting….
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On my co-workers had a bad wheel bearing on his train last night. Just like the train in Ohio. He was a key train too, more than 20 hazmat loads.
Thankfully the detector caught it before it was too late.
I know it’s kind of hard to see so here’s some reference pics.
So did he break out the marshmallows. Sorry had to.
I bet you could practically just feel the heat at 20 feet from it.
I bet you could practically just feel the heat at 20 feet from it.
He’s a younger, less experienced kid so he was super nervous lol. No marshmallows but that’s an awesome idea. I’m gonna start carrying s’more stuff.
Do you guys still carry those sticks you shove up against the bearing to check for heat?
I’ve never seen a glowing bearing, but I try to avoid working at night, or early morning, or when it’s cloudy…
19 days after the East Palestine train derailment disaster that occurred on 2/3/23.
2/22/23: Yesterday in East Palestine. T$ bought lunch for the Fire Department and met with community leaders:
Tucker Carlson Tonight film 17 days after the disaster, showing East Palestine Pete still refusing to go there. He refuses to talk about it. He's on personal time.
FWIW: A good friend is a highly educated, seasoned scientist. He has not been there. Asked him for his .02 about this sheen on the water:
"On the Palestine creek stuff, my guess is that it’s a mono layer of immiscible (Immiscibility is the property where two substances are not capable of combining to form a homogeneous mixture) organic residue from the vinyl chloride or other organics contained in the tanker cars. The rainbow colors result from the way the thin film diffracts light."
Decent article with timeline that seems to be updated:
2/22/23: Yesterday in East Palestine. T$ bought lunch for the Fire Department and met with community leaders:
Tucker Carlson Tonight film 17 days after the disaster, showing East Palestine Pete still refusing to go there. He refuses to talk about it. He's on personal time.
FWIW: A good friend is a highly educated, seasoned scientist. He has not been there. Asked him for his .02 about this sheen on the water:
"On the Palestine creek stuff, my guess is that it’s a mono layer of immiscible (Immiscibility is the property where two substances are not capable of combining to form a homogeneous mixture) organic residue from the vinyl chloride or other organics contained in the tanker cars. The rainbow colors result from the way the thin film diffracts light."
Decent article with timeline that seems to be updated:
East Palestine train derailment: A timeline of what happened when
The impact of a fiery train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, is still unfolding. Here's a timeline of the events, showing what happened when.
www.cincinnati.com
Yeah we still have the temple sticks.
LOL I try to avoid working at work whenever possible too.
it's interesting to compare this to the BP oil spill. the rail industry is about as corrupt as the public unions are. in fact, when they were running rails in the 1800s, the rail companies had more power than states rights because they could put a rail anywhere they wanted. so when you see government covering it up, its probably because the government is to blame for this.
I have been telling my wife that it is crazy the difference in coverage and culpability. That company was a pariah for quite some time and seemed to be throwing money everywhere.
Bumping so IncN find this tomorrow.
Some artile posted readins in preguous defeft detectors.
Post srory tomorrow
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Some artile posted readins in preguous defeft detectors.
Post srory tomorrow
@72MachOne99GT
Drunk post? Oh, it's a reminder too.
Speech to text with cleft palate?
0140 on a Saturday morning? Dude was doing the ol' close one eye so the keyboard stops moving drunk post for sure
That better be the reason he posts with a lisp…
Anyone watch that new movie on Netflix called White Noise with Adam Driver? It's kind of funny but really weird and out there also, but the timing of it is really peculiar. Part of the movie is about a trucker that runs through a crossing hitting a train carrying a hazardous load that ignites and it releases a cloud plume that forces nearby residents to evacuate. It's set in the 80s in a Midwest college town.
Mysterious flakes land at house less than 1.5 miles from derailed train
There’s a mysterious item that has shown up outside a Darlington family’s home. Jerry Corbin returned home on his birthday and is still stumped with what he’s seeing.
www.wkbn.com
Grey ash falling from the sky, no big deal. I think “East Palestine Ash” is going to be a color choice for the 2024 Dark Horse.
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