Opossum cowboy you’ve yee’d your last haw partner shirt

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I read some these responses and the Opossum cowboy you’ve yee’d your last haw partner shirt in addition I really love this one thing that keeps running through my mind is, “You too can reach this prime demographic”. When he deprived it of oxygen alone there was still enough residual heat and fuel that the fire reignites when oxygen is reintroduced. When he closes it and sprays it with water, the water is quickly vaporized. Evaporating water takes quite a bit of thermal energy so it expedites the loss of thermal energy to the point where the temperature is no longer high enough for spontaneous reignition to occur. Fun fact: this is how water puts out a fire in general. Rarely is the volume of water sufficient to displace enough oxygen and smother the fire. Instead, it rapidly consumes thermal energy faster than the reaction produces it.

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You spray around the Opossum cowboy you’ve yee’d your last haw partner shirt in addition I really love this door to limit the ability of the fire to pull air into the room through that space as well as to cool the damn door down. You spray inside to knock atomized flammable material down and increase the humidity of the room, which also rapidly decreases the ambient temperature from what may be in the 900-1000 degree range to the 200-300 degree range. Although I always admired the heroism of firefighters, I never considered how much knowledge and skill were involved in firefighting. The coals were red hot the first time he covered them for 3/10ths of a second. They were not glowing after he covered them for 8 minutes the second time. Yeah. But the door staying closed much longer makes those deep ambers go out even more making it less likely to ignite again. Not really in that short of a time frame. It would have to be suffocated far longer to affect the temperature enough to prevent it from reigniting. I disagree. I think closing it for longer has a big affect. The water might also have an affect but so does closing it longer. In my layman opinion Water has a far larger effect because water is very good at absorbing large amounts of heat(hence why it’s used for fires) all of the material(solid fuel, gasses, the metal container) is still at the temperature necessary for combustion even after 30 seconds of no actual combustion happening.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.