Building Brush Fire next to LP Tank

joe_____ · 2007-05-10T05:24:17+00:00

I had a huge brush pile in my yard. It was piled next to my 500gal.LP tank. I started it on fire earlier but my neighbor came runningover with a fire extingusher and made out my fire. Then he used myhose to soak the pile. I am really angered because he has no righttampering with my yard. I almost called the police but I try to be ongood terms with my neighbors even if they are all assholes. Anyhow, he claimed that it's very dangerous to have a fire next to myLP tank. I told him he's crazy because the tank is steel and steeldont burn. He said he used to be a volunteer fireman when he wasyounger. Obviously he was a volunteer because he's too damn stupid tobe a real fireman. Some people are idiots and this neighbor reallytakes the cake when it comes to idiots. The fire did burn some paintoff one end of the tank but no big deal. Nothing a little white paintcant fix. Now I got to wait several days till the wood drys before I can startthe fire again. This time I'll wait till the neighbor is gone. But Ithink I'll pull the wood about 3 feet from the tank so it dont burnmore paint. I dont feel like painting the whole tank. Anyhow, I'd like to tell this neighbor off, but I want some scientificinformation why steel dont burn. Can anyone tell me where to get thisproof?ThanksJoe

May 10, 2007 20 Replies

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Stormin Mormon 19 years ago

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