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bitterross

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9. We discussed this at work yesterday.

Reply to donkeypoofed (Original post)

Tue Apr 16, 2019, 10:26 PM

Apr 2019

We all had pretty much the same thoughts. We could see the scaffolding for the work being done. All of us agreed that some poor worker was feeling really horrible and would be leaving the country most likely.

I hope no single person's name ever comes up. I'm can't believe anyone would do this intentionally. So I'm going to go with it being a complete accident.

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Imagine the guilt of causing the Notre Dame fire, by accident [View all] donkeypoofed Apr 2019 OP

Yep, I've been thinking the same, a horrible accident and if true the guilt will be absolutely RKP5637 Apr 2019 #1

I'm against laying any direct blame if this is a accident Boxerfan Apr 2019 #2

The condemnation of an error is another error... Antonio Porchia nt Snotcicles Apr 2019 #4

Who's condemning it ? donkeypoofed Apr 2019 #5

Nobody yet. My comment was a quote in response to post #2. nt Snotcicles Apr 2019 #8

It's a common cause of fires at construction sites. stopbush Apr 2019 #3

Ya I wonder what it could be. miyazaki Apr 2019 #6

Could be a hot tool left on wood... Xolodno Apr 2019 #7

We discussed this at work yesterday. bitterross Apr 2019 #9

That is a possibility, but what about a fire supresion system Flaleftist Apr 2019 #10

I've thought the same thing about Boeing programmers and testers Leith Apr 2019 #11

No lives were lost - And lives are more important than relics. milestogo Apr 2019 #12

one mistake does not burn a cathedral down. uncle ray Apr 2019 #13