Want to make fire pit - will any old brick do?

Everyone knows to put nitrogen in the new style tires. Just do not mix the nitrogen and regular air. The added oxygen might cause an explosion :-) There should be a warning sign posted at the fill it yourself air stations.

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Ralph Mowery
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I took all the air out of the front tires and put it in the back. Then I put nothing but nitrogen in the front tires.

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mm

For lining enclosed ovens where temperatures may rise high enough to harm standard bricks.

A typical fire in a typical fire pit will not subject the bricks to enough heat to be of any great concern.

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tnom

That's because it IS a different kind of brick. But if it were the same brick, just marketed to people as firebrick, in order to charge more money, then it might well weigh the same.

I wasn't talking about the bricks but about the argument.

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mm

Easier to read your news paper with magnesium, also.

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Stormin Mormon

Most likely had the newer software package with all the upgrades installed?

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Stormin Mormon

You mean the stores don't have radial air compressors, yet? We're all going to die!

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Stormin Mormon

Was he the guy whose wife found a harmless green garden snake in the house? Sure sounds like it.

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Stormin Mormon

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