jsfisher
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Ben, have you been away for a light year (which is - like - a year)?
Was that a Stundie Award attempt or part of some inside joke I have missed?
Ben, have you been away for a light year (which is - like - a year)?
Ben, have you been away for a light year (which is - like - a year)?
Ignition by laser got out-ranked by ignition by jet impact.
Max Virtue
ETA: For the those with low mental load capacity, the above references thermite fuse.
Thermite fuse (which ignited planted thermite) was ignited by jet impact (not by lasers).
Get it?
Planted thermite was linked and ignited by thermite fuse.
Thermite fuse was ignited by jet impact.
9,500,000,000,000 kilometers away is Max's problem. He has no concept of reality with most his posts. It is normal Max stuff confusing reality with fantasy, and appears to be reflected in his time and distance problem.Was that a Stundie Award attempt or part of some inside joke I have missed?
It would be a stundie if it was not normal for Max.
How anyone can trust anything in Jones possession is beyond me. Especially when it makes his case. It is almost certain that something is missing/held back which destroys said case. "Chain of custody" doesn't impress me. especially in light of all his obvious lies...
Yeah! That Jones! He makes me so mad!
He should have handled the evidence like they handled WTC steel.
... I still cannot fathom why you cling to thermite? Can you tell me in a paragraph what evidence makes you think this?
Yeah! That Jones! He makes me so mad!
He should have handled the evidence like they handled WTC steel.
Yeah! That Jones! He makes me so mad!
He should have handled the evidence like they handled WTC steel.
The two most likely canidates are inducers and gas sensors for the Chips, http://powerelectronics.com/mag/power_inductor_core_material/
Some electronic books even advocate using fly ash magnetite particles in place of iron powder. In large Inductors.
Carbon monoxide an smoke detectors also use Iron oxide and tin with aluminum.
Interesting, CC. What do you think of the suggestion that the red chips are paint flecks?
I just found an image of one of Jones' comparisons:
[qimg]http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w194/orphia/JonesChemSigComparison.jpg[/qimg]
http://stj911.org/jones/Boston_2007.html
Edit: they don't look the same to me. Plus, why is the one on the right cut short?