Post AYPCyCaVOuhZO6LASO by EDVARDS@musicians.today
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(DIR) Post #AYP5wMZ6dPaC4drUgK by lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social
2023-08-05T00:28:29Z
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That makes sense.https://patreon.com/lowqualityfacts
(DIR) Post #AYP6LdqfVriOut896u by michelestrider@mastodon.social
2023-08-05T00:33:02Z
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@lowqualityfacts This totally recontexualizes Cruella de Vil
(DIR) Post #AYP7gUW3VQXg0Xzifw by ministerofimpediments@mastodon.social
2023-08-05T00:47:58Z
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@lowqualityfacts This one is pretty good...and get a fair amount of ire from dog lovers.
(DIR) Post #AYP81qBc8Ct9IYc5dA by jimbreeds@mastodonapp.uk
2023-08-05T00:51:51Z
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@lowqualityfactsGood spot!
(DIR) Post #AYP9AZuE8B45MkD8SW by ashguy@hachyderm.io
2023-08-05T01:04:40Z
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@lowqualityfacts depends on what you consider fire resistant of course. Dalmatian's are stable beyond 815 degrees Celsius (great for house fires) whereas something like a Labrador can barely stand 100. Pugs strangely enough are proof to tens of thousands of degrees under experimental conditions, but their short legs and tendency towards grumpiness at such temperatures make them unsuitable for rescue work.
(DIR) Post #AYPBkxGKy7hw8e1grA by jargoggles@mstdn.social
2023-08-05T01:33:40Z
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@lowqualityfactsIt's tragic to learn how many dogs that early fire departments set on fire before this discovery.
(DIR) Post #AYPByzh0jJyzjJCHDc by TheGreatLlama@kolektiva.social
2023-08-05T01:36:10Z
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@lowqualityfacts People think the spots are just a feature of their coat, but they're actually born pure white. The spots come in during heat treatment when they're puppies. They're slow roasted for several hours over hot coals which increases their fire resistance.
(DIR) Post #AYPCyCaVOuhZO6LASO by EDVARDS@musicians.today
2023-08-05T01:47:12Z
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@lowqualityfacts Fire resistant and even more important, 10 ATM or 100 meters water resistant.
(DIR) Post #AYPFAxBs9u4TJ51ik4 by omegahaxors@mastodon.social
2023-08-05T02:11:43Z
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@lowqualityfacts and because when they get burnt it's harder to tell between the burns and just another spot
(DIR) Post #AYQs3qUikLu7snP8Ai by TruthSandwich@qoto.org
2023-08-05T21:02:11Z
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@lowqualityfactsSadly, only fire-resistant, not fire-proof. Please don’t ask me how I know.
(DIR) Post #AYSKZ7sp8ZgMfHLHjE by suryakuppuswamy@infosec.exchange
2023-08-06T13:56:30Z
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@lowqualityfacts - really enjoyed this post. Subscribed on patreon
(DIR) Post #AYSTBuWFYdw08ymwO8 by lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social
2023-08-06T15:33:09Z
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@suryakuppuswamy Haha thank you, I very much appreciate it!
(DIR) Post #AZLGDdKSX9WQq4g1rs by therieau@bitbang.social
2023-09-02T01:56:52Z
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@lowqualityfacts Not many people know that breeders used to force-feed puppies asbestos to make them fire-resistant. Now the breed standard requires that judges hold a lighter under the animal for 15 seconds before they catch on fire.
(DIR) Post #AZLHwiDxHS650Rh4xE by SRDas@mastodon.online
2023-09-02T02:16:05Z
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@lowqualityfacts The dots are soot badges from fires fought until the dog becomes totally black and gets promoted to Station Chief
(DIR) Post #AZM2wL2GBtq8vwXz2O by IronPlumber@donphan.social
2023-09-02T11:02:48Z
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@lowqualityfacts I dunno - most dogs I've been around seemed pretty resistant to being set on fire.