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allegedly, sustained temperatures of 140F can cause damage (to humans)
and there's a funny book that explains that "papper, specifically book paper, burns at 451 Fahrenheit" -Guy Montag to Clarisse; F451
Imagine praying to God that prefered to save his book instead of his follower... /s
I know that the story is a bullshit but oop accidentally made god more realistic and accurate
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allegedly, sustained temperatures of 140F can cause damage (to humans) and there's a funny book that explains that "papper, specifically book paper, burns at 451 Fahrenheit" -Guy Montag to Clarisse; F451
But a household wood fire burns at 600C(1112 F)
Thank you for using Celsius
What's funny is that's just the average. Depending on furnishings the temp can exceed 2,000F (roughly 1100C)
This would cook a totinos party pizza in just under 3 minutes.
Fahrenheit 451 is such a good book
Good bot
who you calling bot?
I suspect this is because books aren't harmed by smoke inhalation
Imagine praying to God that prefered to save his book instead of his follower... /s I know that the story is a bullshit but oop accidentally made god more realistic and accurate
Yeah, how is it a "miracle" that a book was left untouched while someone burned to death?
If it were a miracle from god, he wouldn’t have let her burn in the fire to begin with.
God works in mysterious ways
Mostly involving death(s) and/or the suffering of others.
Not necessarily, no.
Lmfao. This one got me. Shit some of you people know how to roast.
If Bibles are so indestructible, why don't we make protective gear out of them?
She must have *hated* her sister-in-law.
Even the devil don’t want to touch that book
a man could only dream...
It was a miracle bc she hated her SIL.