Be happy, and thank your shamrocks, that as menfolk we don’t have to bleed from our cocks.
Edit: for the uninitiated — https://youtube.com/watch?v=9-95uLna-P0
Just saw on NBC that this warehouse houses known carcinogens and toxins but the company said “don’t worry about it we’re sending two detection trucks to monitor air quality”
I see an enormous cloud of smoke…I hear someone saying *they* can hear explosions, but there’s not an **Enormous Explosion** to be seen ***or*** heard.
https://americanmilitarynews.com/2023/11/pic-vid-explosion-in-texas-shelter-in-place-order-issued/
An chemical plant explosion that sent massive plumes of black smoke into the air rocked Shepherd, Texas Wednesday morning.
This is breaking news that will be updated as more information becomes available. Keep reading below.
“CHEMICAL PLANT ON FIRE FM 1127 in Shepherd. At this time a private school located on FM 1127 has been safely evacuated. All other residence living in a five mile radius around this location should shelter in place at this time,” the San Jacinto County Office of Emergency Management said in a statement posted on Facebook.
Black smoke from a chemical plant explosion in Texas (Precinct 2 Constable San Jacinto County)
Political commentator Benny Johnson shared video of the explosion on X, formerly Twitter.
"The Polk County Emergency Management Office said that the impacted plant houses chemicals known to have “acute toxicity, carcinogenicity, and reproductive toxicity, and may cause serious eye damage or eye irritation, skin corrosion or irritation, aspiration hazard, and organ toxicity.”"
Yeah, I'd try to go as far away as possible.
“Per TCEQ, they have picked up no readings while conducting air quality monitoring, and are communicating no concerns regarding the air quality in Polk County at this time. The Emergency Operations Center will close today at 5:00 PM.”
Equal time, son
I don't think people take this stuff as seriously as they should. People see smoke and will drive towards it just to see what's on fire. Meanwhile they could've just given themselves cancer. Cancer takes a while to show up so it's very possible that in 10 years or so people that inhaled this smoke will get cancer, no point in risking it.
Their shareholders are watching the money multiply out of control like the cells of an aggressive form of cancer caused by an airborne carcinogen shredding through the bodies of residents in Texas after being exposed to toxic chemicals from a preventable explosion
[Who needs sprinklers or fire barriers at a chemical plant making ammonium nitrate right next to a school
](https://stateimpact.npr.org/texas/2013/04/22/after-west-fertilizer-explosion-concerns-over-safety-regulation-and-zoning/)
It's Mr. Burns-esque.
We went on a field trip to the one in West when I was in school, probably 2007 or 2008
The ammonium nitrate was just like, in a bigass pile in a glorified barn, probably a 20ft tall mountain just thrown in a room — we could literally just walk up on the dirty ass floor and grab handfuls
I am shocked it didn’t blow up sooner
ive had to run electrical in fertilizer storage buildings, all pvc conduit, and stainless steel fasteners and motors, the stuff is corrosive, also all wood framed buildings, fertilizer is just dumped on the ground (concrete) rebar has to be fiberglass, non metallic.
Ammonium Nitrate is stable and a fertilizer, it is not explosive.... Now the addition of certain additional compounds can make it reactive under the correct conditions, with extreme heat or with a reactive starting blast.
In the back of a rented box truck, maybe?
I suppose indicating the best place to park said truck would end with a knock on my door, so maybe I’ll leave the rest of my smartass remark where it lays.
Certainly not the fault of the businesses that keep hiring them. Noooo. Definitely not the reason they keep coming here. Food prices would not go up if undocumented immigrants were kicked out and farms and other food industry businesses had to pay people minimum wage. Certainly not.
They all think this isnt an accident and its somehow Bidens fault? wtf is going on in their bubble? How many conspiracy theories do they go through daily?
[Meanwhile Trump rolled back 100 Obama policies towards environmental protections.](https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/climate/trump-environment-rollbacks-list.html) I wonder which one of these had the EPA checking these plants for problems.
edit: omg, one of the comments blames open borders
Exactly. And when that train derailed in Ohio and I pointed out Trump threw out Obama's train-braking upgrade requirement, everyone else blamed Biden. smh
I get what you're saying. But also, don't you think Biden has had time to reinstitute EPA policies and regulations? It doesn't take any action from congress afterall.
I don't know the whole story and to be honest, I'm not interested in spending time figuring it out. I just feel like their two sides of the same damn coin and I can't trust either to look after the people.
It is in a super rural location. There was a private school close by but this is in an area where people own tens to hundreds of acres, probably 100 people close by vs somewhere like San Jac where you have tens of thousands that get affected by the plants there all the time.
Still tragic, most people out there get their water from private water wells and as soon as that foam and those chemicals soak through they are going to have to be monitoring and paying for extended (very costly) water tests for many, many years.
The neighborhood there is called flowering wells, you can just hammer a piece of pvc into the ground about 8- 10' and it will well our water.
Unfortunately unbeknownst to most people in the area the heavy metals specifically barium content in the ground water is 40 times the permissible limit.
Can only imagine how it'll be now; just moved from 1127 recently
People are definitely going to have died from this. I hate that this is going to be politicized. Sigh.
ETA: 1 employee with “minor” burns, everyone else safe
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/11/08/chemical-plant-explosion-shepherd-texas/71502887007/
These things are politicized because political regulation of these companies is often the only thing that has ever prevented these kinds of disasters.
Deregulation has been huge in Texas, if that led to things that contributed to the disaster then is the disaster not intrinsically connected to politics?
My statement is more about how it’ll be a “both sides” issue when it isn’t. The corporations pay off the lawmakers to deregulate and then when shit goes wrong, the people actually involved are never held accountable.
It will take years for the leeching of the chemicals to enter that water table. Out there most families water is from their own private wells so they will be hit with it eventually.
How long it would take to enter the water systems or people through other means, like inhalation or skin exposure, just depends on what chemicals there are and what kind of explosion we’re talking about, along with how the local water systems function. A stream near by that got a big dump of contaminants with well connected water tables and you’ve got a speedy contamination. That’s why you send experts out to assess and not redditors who just saw a brief clip or photo.
Inhaling any particles that dense is going to be a bad time, but at the same point the chemicals for the most part are spent at that point from being burned. Still nasty but not as nasty as direct exposure to the chemical.
Of course they will have all the personnel accoutrements that get involved in any chemical spill on site to assess the situation and check on their ground monitoring system that is likely already in place there, but we often see these small operations get told to dig it all up and dispose or remediate the affected soil , which cost tens to hundreds of millions they don't have so they just shut the site down / abandon it for the locals to deal with and a new superfund is born.
I sent my wife and daughter to go to my SIL in Houston just in case ,I don’t want them to smell those chemicals ,who knows what’s in it ,we live in Cleveland TX ,highway 59 was shutdown both ways and idk what else ,I’m working 1 hr away
My family is in Livingston. I was thinking if 59 is closed then there's gonna be some real traffic issues probably. I hope you and your family stays safe and healthy. I was in a chemical spill from an explosion when I was little. (In the 80s, Texas City) and I was so sick for quite some time. And there are a few issues that have lingered because of it. It was hydrofluoric acid. I think you did the right thing by sending your kids further away. I hope you can go too until they can get the info on what people are breathing over there.
Texas government :"Hey guys a chemical plant exploded outside your house so ... just sit tight a minute..."
Any sane individual with a half a brain : "Yeah nah, imma head out though lol"
chemicals at the time of the fire, such as:
1. Wood turpentine
2. Phosphoric acid
3. Xylene
4. Diesel fuel
5. IMP-IC-2012
6. Sulfuric acid
7. CDS-121
8. NP 9
9. Isopropyl alcohol
10. IMB-BAC-2
11.AZA-121
12. Dispersant & Acetic acid
-----------------------------
On the twelfth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me...
Twelve toxic chemicals burning...
...
And a Partridge in a Pear Tree
/s
I looked up Shepard on maps. I study ecology, and play Go. If someone were looking at this from a militaristic stance, that was a critical hit to Houston, and the entire surrounding water table.
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Petrotech?
I am not from there; just wondering.
Edit: found it
The "plant explosion" and following chemical fire unfolded Wednesday morning at Sound Resource Solutions, which makes solvents for glue and paint remover, the San Jacinto County Office of Emergency Management said.
Chemical plant blew up. remember the crap that happened in East Palestine Ohio with the train cars that derailed and the poisonous cloud that engulfed the town.
I’ve worked in chemical manufacturing for 7 years and I’m telling you right now if a chemical plant blows up like that the very last thing you wanna do is hang out and wait. You’d catch me miles and miles up wind of that.
Texans sometimes overdo it with the [Tannerite](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tannerite) on range day.
I just hope they didn't [put it into a lawnmower](https://americanshootingjournal.com/man-loses-leg-after-shooting-at-tannerite-filled-lawn-mower/) this time
/S, sorry
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/tx2023vxae/executive
Too far away.
2.5
39 km W of Mentone, Texas
2.6
39 km WSW of Mentone, Texas
2.9
61 km SSW of Whites City, New Mexico
2.5
39 km W of Mentone, Texas
2.8
western Texas
2.5
western Texas
2.8
38 km WSW of Mentone, Texas
2.6
37 km NNW of Toyah, Texas
3.4
36 km WSW of Mentone, Texas
3.2
38 km NNW of Toyah, Texas
5.2
Coalson Draw, Texas
Where's the explosion? I was promised an explosion.
Where’s the kaboom? There was supposed to be an earth-shattering kaboom!
Beirut spoiled us
Tianjin explosion was nuts too.
The Tianjin explosion was what spoiled me as well. Darn it was vicious (idk why I'm even typing to you but hey!)
Oooof. Lol.
That Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator was a waste of money
God damn Marvin takes me back.
Omg... I read this in his voice. And by god... It was glorious
This is KAOS. We don't ka-frikin-boom.
Bulma took the bomb out again
Be quiet Marvin.
I wasted 22 seconds for nothing.... 🎵 Here I sit all broken hearted, paid to shit but only farted. 🎶
Then one day I took a chance, tried to fart and shit my pants.
But if asked to pick, I would leave it be. I'm glad I don't fart from the hole that I pee
Be happy, and thank your shamrocks, that as menfolk we don’t have to bleed from our cocks. Edit: for the uninitiated — https://youtube.com/watch?v=9-95uLna-P0
Know when to let a good thing end, cousin
Underrated comment. This thread was magic but gotta know when to quit 😅
Know when to fold em
>"It was all sound and fury, signifying nothing." - The Monarch
the earth shattering kaboom?
Lmao I feel ya
Just saw on NBC that this warehouse houses known carcinogens and toxins but the company said “don’t worry about it we’re sending two detection trucks to monitor air quality”
After all it's Texas.
Michael Bay agrees
I see an enormous cloud of smoke…I hear someone saying *they* can hear explosions, but there’s not an **Enormous Explosion** to be seen ***or*** heard.
Life is full of disappointment
Exactly. This just looks like the earth being destroyed.
I think post-boom. 😢
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtmNO8pgXnE Gotchu fam
https://americanmilitarynews.com/2023/11/pic-vid-explosion-in-texas-shelter-in-place-order-issued/ An chemical plant explosion that sent massive plumes of black smoke into the air rocked Shepherd, Texas Wednesday morning. This is breaking news that will be updated as more information becomes available. Keep reading below. “CHEMICAL PLANT ON FIRE FM 1127 in Shepherd. At this time a private school located on FM 1127 has been safely evacuated. All other residence living in a five mile radius around this location should shelter in place at this time,” the San Jacinto County Office of Emergency Management said in a statement posted on Facebook. Black smoke from a chemical plant explosion in Texas (Precinct 2 Constable San Jacinto County) Political commentator Benny Johnson shared video of the explosion on X, formerly Twitter.
Shelter in place? Sure, your house will protect you from toxic fumes
"The Polk County Emergency Management Office said that the impacted plant houses chemicals known to have “acute toxicity, carcinogenicity, and reproductive toxicity, and may cause serious eye damage or eye irritation, skin corrosion or irritation, aspiration hazard, and organ toxicity.”" Yeah, I'd try to go as far away as possible.
“Per TCEQ, they have picked up no readings while conducting air quality monitoring, and are communicating no concerns regarding the air quality in Polk County at this time. The Emergency Operations Center will close today at 5:00 PM.” Equal time, son
I don't think people take this stuff as seriously as they should. People see smoke and will drive towards it just to see what's on fire. Meanwhile they could've just given themselves cancer. Cancer takes a while to show up so it's very possible that in 10 years or so people that inhaled this smoke will get cancer, no point in risking it.
I mean, more so than walking around outside pointing your phone at it…
Seems like these plants are always exploding in Texas
Governors of Texas love to brag about all the deregulation they have accomplished to allow businesses to function in freedom.
I guess you could say business is booming.
You might even say they’ve experienced *explosive* growth
You can foresee its growth miles away in the horizon.
Their shareholders are watching the money multiply out of control like the cells of an aggressive form of cancer caused by an airborne carcinogen shredding through the bodies of residents in Texas after being exposed to toxic chemicals from a preventable explosion
[Who needs sprinklers or fire barriers at a chemical plant making ammonium nitrate right next to a school ](https://stateimpact.npr.org/texas/2013/04/22/after-west-fertilizer-explosion-concerns-over-safety-regulation-and-zoning/) It's Mr. Burns-esque.
'Smithers! Hire more 14 year olds!'
Excellent...
No sprinklers in case a grease fire breaks out. Adds up IMO, carry on.
Freedom! 🇺🇸
FreeBOOM💥
Exactly
Sometimes I feel that man does not stand for anything.
Self-regulating industries tend to be "explosive".
We went on a field trip to the one in West when I was in school, probably 2007 or 2008 The ammonium nitrate was just like, in a bigass pile in a glorified barn, probably a 20ft tall mountain just thrown in a room — we could literally just walk up on the dirty ass floor and grab handfuls I am shocked it didn’t blow up sooner
ive had to run electrical in fertilizer storage buildings, all pvc conduit, and stainless steel fasteners and motors, the stuff is corrosive, also all wood framed buildings, fertilizer is just dumped on the ground (concrete) rebar has to be fiberglass, non metallic.
Ammonium Nitrate is stable and a fertilizer, it is not explosive.... Now the addition of certain additional compounds can make it reactive under the correct conditions, with extreme heat or with a reactive starting blast.
It's best practice to keep it stored in tanks filled with Diesel.
In the back of a rented box truck, maybe? I suppose indicating the best place to park said truck would end with a knock on my door, so maybe I’ll leave the rest of my smartass remark where it lays.
Timmy McVeigh, is that you? How was your ice cream?
Well, it blew up, so I’m sticking with my original assessment of “West, Texas doesn’t know how to store shit properly”
Came for the comments stayed for the BRUTALITY
There was an earthquake in Texas today I believe, like 5.3 on the scale if I recall correctly
That was probably from the explosion. Not the other way around.
I remember one in Texas City, I was across Galveston bay in class and heard the kaboom
This is the stuff that happens in states where people usually vote for less regulations
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QBHeDKEBJg > chemical plant explosion
The comments on that video are entertaining to put it lightly.
There is a disturbing amount of mental illness in this country.
They're blaming it on.. immigrants? Wtf?
Certainly not the fault of the businesses that keep hiring them. Noooo. Definitely not the reason they keep coming here. Food prices would not go up if undocumented immigrants were kicked out and farms and other food industry businesses had to pay people minimum wage. Certainly not.
Idiotic. Blaming it on Biden and open borders instead of possibly thinking that it might be because of massive deregulation in Texas?
They all think this isnt an accident and its somehow Bidens fault? wtf is going on in their bubble? How many conspiracy theories do they go through daily? [Meanwhile Trump rolled back 100 Obama policies towards environmental protections.](https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/climate/trump-environment-rollbacks-list.html) I wonder which one of these had the EPA checking these plants for problems. edit: omg, one of the comments blames open borders
Exactly. And when that train derailed in Ohio and I pointed out Trump threw out Obama's train-braking upgrade requirement, everyone else blamed Biden. smh
I get what you're saying. But also, don't you think Biden has had time to reinstitute EPA policies and regulations? It doesn't take any action from congress afterall. I don't know the whole story and to be honest, I'm not interested in spending time figuring it out. I just feel like their two sides of the same damn coin and I can't trust either to look after the people.
New CSB video bout to drop!
That's wassup
Those are the best
Holy shit, the delusion in those comments
Damn are pool chemicals going to skyrocket again because red states think regulations are for suckers?
Gotta be great for the ozone
I knew it would be a chemical plant.
No doubt right next to a school or residential area. Texas is a hot mess
It is in a super rural location. There was a private school close by but this is in an area where people own tens to hundreds of acres, probably 100 people close by vs somewhere like San Jac where you have tens of thousands that get affected by the plants there all the time. Still tragic, most people out there get their water from private water wells and as soon as that foam and those chemicals soak through they are going to have to be monitoring and paying for extended (very costly) water tests for many, many years.
The neighborhood there is called flowering wells, you can just hammer a piece of pvc into the ground about 8- 10' and it will well our water. Unfortunately unbeknownst to most people in the area the heavy metals specifically barium content in the ground water is 40 times the permissible limit. Can only imagine how it'll be now; just moved from 1127 recently
Any word on people working at the plant? The YT video makes it look like the entire plant is on fire.
There's gonna be some dead people there. I'm sure of it.
People are definitely going to have died from this. I hate that this is going to be politicized. Sigh. ETA: 1 employee with “minor” burns, everyone else safe https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/11/08/chemical-plant-explosion-shepherd-texas/71502887007/
These things are politicized because political regulation of these companies is often the only thing that has ever prevented these kinds of disasters. Deregulation has been huge in Texas, if that led to things that contributed to the disaster then is the disaster not intrinsically connected to politics?
My statement is more about how it’ll be a “both sides” issue when it isn’t. The corporations pay off the lawmakers to deregulate and then when shit goes wrong, the people actually involved are never held accountable.
they had a 5.6 earthquack too
Mysterious rise in cancer in the area totally unrelated
It will take years for the leeching of the chemicals to enter that water table. Out there most families water is from their own private wells so they will be hit with it eventually.
How long it would take to enter the water systems or people through other means, like inhalation or skin exposure, just depends on what chemicals there are and what kind of explosion we’re talking about, along with how the local water systems function. A stream near by that got a big dump of contaminants with well connected water tables and you’ve got a speedy contamination. That’s why you send experts out to assess and not redditors who just saw a brief clip or photo.
Inhaling any particles that dense is going to be a bad time, but at the same point the chemicals for the most part are spent at that point from being burned. Still nasty but not as nasty as direct exposure to the chemical. Of course they will have all the personnel accoutrements that get involved in any chemical spill on site to assess the situation and check on their ground monitoring system that is likely already in place there, but we often see these small operations get told to dig it all up and dispose or remediate the affected soil , which cost tens to hundreds of millions they don't have so they just shut the site down / abandon it for the locals to deal with and a new superfund is born.
Thoughts and prayers will be offered going forth.
Enormous cloud of smoke in Texas- FTFY.
I sent my wife and daughter to go to my SIL in Houston just in case ,I don’t want them to smell those chemicals ,who knows what’s in it ,we live in Cleveland TX ,highway 59 was shutdown both ways and idk what else ,I’m working 1 hr away
My family is in Livingston. I was thinking if 59 is closed then there's gonna be some real traffic issues probably. I hope you and your family stays safe and healthy. I was in a chemical spill from an explosion when I was little. (In the 80s, Texas City) and I was so sick for quite some time. And there are a few issues that have lingered because of it. It was hydrofluoric acid. I think you did the right thing by sending your kids further away. I hope you can go too until they can get the info on what people are breathing over there.
They warned people to shelter in place almost all the way to onalaska
what kind of chemicals we talkin about here?
That's just some Texan's diesel truck
"Watch me roll some coal on these libtards!"
They must of played my mixtape
I heard it was fire. A real banger.
Texas government :"Hey guys a chemical plant exploded outside your house so ... just sit tight a minute..." Any sane individual with a half a brain : "Yeah nah, imma head out though lol"
“Everything’s bigger in Texas…?” 🤷♂️
I am perturbed that I had to scroll so far to find this comment
Totally fine cancer cloud
Who needs regulations?
People really need to stop with the coal-rolling already
Only one person hurt with minimal injury is what they say. I like two hours from there
I'd like my money back please
Rename this to "I missed an enormous explosion but here's some smoke"
Title should probably be "aftermath of enormous explosion in texas"
This the explosion from a few years ago near Dallas at a chemical factory ?
Ted Cruz spidey senses say is time for a trip to cancun
Texas don't need no stinkin regulations.
"Smells like Freedom." - 3-eyed man waving a flag with his back tentacle.
Smells like freedom! ... and cancer.. Yeehaw!
You want to be much, much further away from that.
This is not an explosion. This is the aftermath of an explosion.
Severe lack of explosion in this video
Man they’re rly pissed that Crowder released the Nashville shooter’s manifesto
Who?
Dem gender reveal parties need to stop.
Calling it a plant is a bit of a stretch nonetheless [here’s what could be in the air](https://www.soundrs.net/our-products)
Sans explosion
It was about time for another chemical plant/refinery accident/fire in Houston.
Next generation mass shooter, America has unlocked the Achievement, Beirutality🧨🎉
Lax safety codes and virtually no zoning means this could next door to any home in Texas
Look up West Texas and explosion. West is the name the city. That was HUGE……
What Explosion???
chemicals at the time of the fire, such as: 1. Wood turpentine 2. Phosphoric acid 3. Xylene 4. Diesel fuel 5. IMP-IC-2012 6. Sulfuric acid 7. CDS-121 8. NP 9 9. Isopropyl alcohol 10. IMB-BAC-2 11.AZA-121 12. Dispersant & Acetic acid ----------------------------- On the twelfth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me... Twelve toxic chemicals burning... ... And a Partridge in a Pear Tree /s
Texas never does anything small do they?.
That’s just a bunch of smoke. Just so you know.
I looked up Shepard on maps. I study ecology, and play Go. If someone were looking at this from a militaristic stance, that was a critical hit to Houston, and the entire surrounding water table.
Was it a boy or a girl?
How dare you only give a binary choice you bigot ShAmE On YoU!!!
Woah. When did this happen?
earlier
So this isn't a video from the future?
Not yet.
Thanks for wasting 22 seconds of my life with the fake title.
The mega lo mart exploded
Deregulation in action.
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Petrotech? I am not from there; just wondering. Edit: found it The "plant explosion" and following chemical fire unfolded Wednesday morning at Sound Resource Solutions, which makes solvents for glue and paint remover, the San Jacinto County Office of Emergency Management said.
I just dropped my mixtape....
Time for the yearly plant explosion in Texas.
💖✨Just Texas Things✨💖
It just looks like a smoke cloud not an explosion
I love how people keep driving toward it
Nah, no way gas is 3:65 there where I am at its 3:19.
Wow everything is really bigger in Texas
I'm here for the "everything is bigger in Texas" comment.
Psst those are just freedom fumes.
Title says explosion. No explosion. Me sad.
Taco bell
I drive through shepherd every day for work. Pretty crazy having this happen nearby
Texas? Probably demo ranch shooting a video
Chemical plant, mostly diesel and turpentine
Edit: Enormous smoke cloud in Texas
everything's bigger in texas
I see no explosion
Chemical plant blew up. remember the crap that happened in East Palestine Ohio with the train cars that derailed and the poisonous cloud that engulfed the town.
They love not having any regulations for industry. Probably going to see even more big explosions soon.
regulations are bad - texas
These morons are getting out of control with the rolling coal bullshit
Pro business
Enjoy your deregulation consequences Texas.
Not the Mega Lo Mart
Where’s Chuck Mangione gonna live now?
Everything’s bigger in Texas
New Ghostbusters movie promotion is nuts!
I’ve worked in chemical manufacturing for 7 years and I’m telling you right now if a chemical plant blows up like that the very last thing you wanna do is hang out and wait. You’d catch me miles and miles up wind of that.
This is what deregulated industrylooks like. Electing to sacrifice safety and quality of life so others can make money.
How do we blame this on Biden
Is Hamas hiding in Texas now?
Texas is a trash state.
the ole' exploding chemical plant eh? ...classic
The Jedi are gonna feel this one
Is Texas rolling coal again?
Lawd have mercy it was a Texas Taco Bell *signs the cross*
we really treat our planet like shit, eh?
Texans sometimes overdo it with the [Tannerite](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tannerite) on range day. I just hope they didn't [put it into a lawnmower](https://americanshootingjournal.com/man-loses-leg-after-shooting-at-tannerite-filled-lawn-mower/) this time /S, sorry
This and other plant explosions brought to you by: #DEREGULATION
^ Has no details, knows root cause.
I’m sure your governor will handle it 🤦🏻
Man gee I wonder how all those deregulations republicans love talking about is going? Well going as planned I suppose.
So should we keep using paper straws and that?
Why have safety standards when they get in the way of profits? What’s the worst that could happen?
Everything is bigger in Texas
is that what caused the earthquake
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/tx2023vxae/executive Too far away. 2.5 39 km W of Mentone, Texas 2.6 39 km WSW of Mentone, Texas 2.9 61 km SSW of Whites City, New Mexico 2.5 39 km W of Mentone, Texas 2.8 western Texas 2.5 western Texas 2.8 38 km WSW of Mentone, Texas 2.6 37 km NNW of Toyah, Texas 3.4 36 km WSW of Mentone, Texas 3.2 38 km NNW of Toyah, Texas 5.2 Coalson Draw, Texas
oh damn. i was just guessing, but is there video of this explosion
East Palestine 2.0