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In article <C0r5Ix.vI@news.cso.uiuc.edu>
acheng@ncsa.uiuc.edu (Albert Cheng) writes:

>Horror story 2:
>After snow storm, power failed.  An old man turned on his gas
>stove to warm the house.  It consumed all oxygen in the house
>and he died of suffocation upstairs in bed.

Please go and verify this- I don't buy it. "Consumed all the oxygen in the
house"? Did he live in a perfectly sealed home? He must have, as a gas stove
running all night WILL NOT "use all the oxygen". We used to live in a housing
project where the heat was never warm enough, and my mother used to run the
gas stove all night to keep the place warm. I mean, it takes like 5 hours to
cook a turkey.

I bet the guy lost the flame and died from the natural gas.

	-Kenny

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