what is the statue of limits on a car being set on fire?
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So what does your question have to do with the car being set on fire?
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It means "Burns selling of the power plants"
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They did experiments where they were trying to see how much heat it takes for a fire to ignite from a disposable lighter.  If you concentrated a blow torch near the lighter, it exploded.  The lighter exploded after 400 degrees in a toaster oven.  For the final test, they stuck 500 lighters in a car, then put a heating element in the car to represent the car sitting on a hot day.  The car exploded.
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The engine will seize up
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it could cause a spark which could cause a big fire!!!
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:}\ngrace over law\nsalvation over destruction
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a limited edition cigarette lighter.
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I think the statue you're looking for is somewhere on Woodward Ave. in Detroit.  It is of Colonel Limitations, famous army hero of WWII.
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Yes,...or if it hits a tree it can split it down the middle, and should you be in it's path it will kill you more often than not; though, I have read that a few people have been hit more than once and survived; however, their clothing, shoes, etc. were burned.  For the people fortunate enough to have survived a lightening strike,... seems it just wasn't there time to die,...pass on,..meet their maker,...!  Lightening is facinating to watch, but do so from a safe place.  Inside a car is safe because, as you stated, the "rubber" tires provide insulation.\nVery powerful, this thing called lightening!
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As a firefighter/paramedic, I have to say that the guy who said most people are respectful has never driven an emergency vehicle.  Yes, there should be MUCH stiffer penalties.  Ignoring emergency vehicles puts too many people in danger.  I don't think this needs to be regulated at a federal level, but it would be great if the police would start enforcing the laws that are already on the books.
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MAN ON FIRE OR TITANIC
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red bull and absolute\nkicks the tires and lights the fires
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Its not legal in any state, its done on 1/4 mile race cars for show only, on rocket cars , or hydrogen rocket cars,\nthe use a stainless steel ring fitted to the rear or the exh portion of the vehicle, with small holes around it, fitted with a pressure hose to a charged tank of gasoline and and igniters switch at the ring, called after burnner\nas the exh comes out the switch or valve is open they actvate the ignighter and with the exh coming out, it will throw a flame, this more complacated than you think, with all the saftey stuff i am skipping through. if its not for a show at a race track, dont even try it
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Martyr or possibly Kamikaze.\n\n:)
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The height from ground to the top of the torch is 305 feet (93 m); this includes the foundation and the pedestal. The height of the statue itself, from the top of the base to the torch, is 151 feet (46 m).
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It's a symbol for the Thin Blue Line organization. It is a police organization and charity for families that have lost a family member in the line of duty.\nhttp://www.thinblueline.com/\n\nBy the way, it DOES NOT function as a sticker to allow police, fire, etc to park anywhere they want. It is simply a show of support and respect to our law enforcement officers.
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Hmm, good question.  Local newspaper will have it though...in a day or two.  You can try and check out the local police station website, don't know if maybe they list stuff like that.  I don't think there's too many ways to find out, people in accident probably don't want everyone gossiping about them.