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Why thank you but now you just need to convince my parents that.
Anyways, even if the chapel looks completely identical to the way it was before you just can't rebuild history.
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Why thank you but now you just need to convince my parents that.
Anyways, even if the chapel looks completely identical to the way it was before you just can't rebuild history.
GodsGrace
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LOLWhy thank you but now you just need to convince my parents that.
Yeah. Send me their phone number...
I'll stick up for you!
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LOL
Yeah. Send me their phone number...
I'll stick up for you!
Ummm,... sorry but no LOL!!! Thanks anyways though. :wink
Corn Pop
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How many buildings catch on fire through restoration work.
dianegcook
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It has happened around here, some of our old building, when you include welding sparks, it could easily happen.
Corn Pop
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I'm sure occupational health and safety will be on the situation then.
dianegcook
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Yea, if you know about construction work, you know how they work, lol
After the fact, they will be on the situation then....
Sparks hit some old rags or trash, maybe several floors down, and smolder awhile, then Puff.
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Actually many churches catch fire during restoration work.
Mostly because of how churches are built and maintained over the years.
One in particular burned down because the lightning protection for the steeple was partially removed accidentally...and a rainstorm came.
70-80% of all church fires are electromechanical. Meaning heat/AC or Electrical system. Most all churches don't have sprinkler systems or other fire suppression systems which could stop a fire from causing extensive damage.
Church buildings grow incrementally. Meaning they start as small buildings and have added building to the original... eventually.
Meaning that there usually isn't a central fire alarm system or even smoke detectors or heat detectors or monoxide detectors. No one usually around to hear a portable one if it did sound off.
Where arson does account for a little over 20% of church fires there wasn't any scandal looking that could be hidden in a fire.
Out of the thousands of church fires candles are only related in one.
Miswired lights, plugs, fans, portable heaters account for a lot of them.
Mostly because of how churches are built and maintained over the years.
One in particular burned down because the lightning protection for the steeple was partially removed accidentally...and a rainstorm came.
70-80% of all church fires are electromechanical. Meaning heat/AC or Electrical system. Most all churches don't have sprinkler systems or other fire suppression systems which could stop a fire from causing extensive damage.
Church buildings grow incrementally. Meaning they start as small buildings and have added building to the original... eventually.
Meaning that there usually isn't a central fire alarm system or even smoke detectors or heat detectors or monoxide detectors. No one usually around to hear a portable one if it did sound off.
Where arson does account for a little over 20% of church fires there wasn't any scandal looking that could be hidden in a fire.
Out of the thousands of church fires candles are only related in one.
Miswired lights, plugs, fans, portable heaters account for a lot of them.
Corn Pop
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Are the facts out yet?, I don't know what started it I haven't been keeping up with what's going on.
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No, I don't think so, I haven't been keeping up with it either, but the fire that started in the Old building, I was talking about here, was caused by welding sparks.
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