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disaster Steel Plant Pot Exploded
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djdeeds
Constantly laughing at the world
Some kind of pressurized tank thrown into the recycling junk?
They knew they were putting something questionable in there. 😆
Indeed, if it was cctv maybe not but on a phone you've always gotta wonder why they were filming.
Wrong pot! That's not the oven to destroy old ammunition. 
It did indeed explode
Deadbeat1000
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Ive seen this when they dump hot slag from trains in videos. Apparently its cause theres some water in it when that happens i recall.
But yea a lot of energy came out. Kinda reminds me of water in fry oil.
But yea a lot of energy came out. Kinda reminds me of water in fry oil.
Deadbeat1000
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I cant say you are wrong.. maybe Hephaestus got mad cause someone talked poorly of his daughters there.
I’m from Sheffield, aka The Steel City. I was taught about steel production as a kid. My choice of usage for ‘slag’ was purely for cheeky chuckles.
'Slag' sounds a bit like our 'Schlacke' and means the same (in the metallurgic context). Modern steelwork has its roots in the UK, even the old Krupp did research his business over there.
The hags/slags @Flatus Tube mentioned would be 'Schlampe' here, the word has a slight similarity too.
The hags/slags @Flatus Tube mentioned would be 'Schlampe' here, the word has a slight similarity too.
Deadbeat1000
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Fascinating. We call those heifers in the midwest USA. Its an agricultural term for healthy reproductive female cow. Bigger the better lol.'Slag' sounds a bit like our 'Schlacke' and means the same (in the metallurgic context). Modern steelwork has its roots in the UK, even the old Krupp did research his business over there.
The hags/slags @Flatus Tube mentioned would be 'Schlampe' here, the word has a slight similarity too.
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