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If you can hold a flame to your faucet and the water catches fire, the North Dakota Geological Survey wants to know about it.
Indeed.
Most intriguing sentence I've read today
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Where I grew up (Williamsville, in the Buffalo suburbs) there was a place in Ellicott Creek that you could light on fire. It helped if there was some flotsam around - old wheels hubs worked great - to concentrate the gas and block the breeze a bit.
Sorry about the delay, David. Comments on old posts are moderated to cut down the spam.