RutgersRaRa Hall of Famer Gold Member Mar 21, 2011 38,397 10,227 113 Jul 22, 2015 #41 What is your best guess of the range of temps reached in a blaze like that?
R RUevolution36 All American Sep 18, 2006 8,134 5,583 113 Jul 22, 2015 #42 RU4Real said: Just a guess on my part but if the retention pond is in fact a retention pond then there are probably some pretty large pipes leading to it. Click to expand... most likely not under the train tracks though. the road, possibly.
RU4Real said: Just a guess on my part but if the retention pond is in fact a retention pond then there are probably some pretty large pipes leading to it. Click to expand... most likely not under the train tracks though. the road, possibly.
S Scarlet dollar All Conference Gold Member Dec 7, 2008 2,998 4,585 113 Jul 22, 2015 #43 I heard Washington Place was closed to traffic, so the tankers could fill up at Farrington Lake.
JPhoboken Heisman Winner Mar 15, 2005 11,964 582 113 Jul 23, 2015 #44 RutgersRaRa said: Might be time to empty out Passion Puddle and see what's on the bottom of that bad boy. ;-) I suppose they could run something to Farrington Lake, but so many obstacles and roads. Click to expand... Hoffa?
RutgersRaRa said: Might be time to empty out Passion Puddle and see what's on the bottom of that bad boy. ;-) I suppose they could run something to Farrington Lake, but so many obstacles and roads. Click to expand... Hoffa?
RutgersRaRa Hall of Famer Gold Member Mar 21, 2011 38,397 10,227 113 Jul 23, 2015 #45 RU4Real said: The dead bodies would clog up the intake pretty quick, I'd think. Click to expand... JPhoboken said: Hoffa? Click to expand... If he's on campus he's probably on Livingston under the barracks.
RU4Real said: The dead bodies would clog up the intake pretty quick, I'd think. Click to expand... JPhoboken said: Hoffa? Click to expand... If he's on campus he's probably on Livingston under the barracks.
