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The 3.4-ounce rule for liquids is a security measure -- destructive substances over that amount could do serious damage to life and property; 3.4 ounces of lit gasoline, or even rocket fuel, would create a lot of chaos and put on quite a show, but do little in the way of anything else aside from cosmetic damage to the plane (flesh is another matter).
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"Wolf had a gravelly, hypermasculine voice and Hubert a jagged, unpredictable guitar style," Wolf's biographer Mark Hoffman wrote; "the two combined musically like gasoline and a lit match".
I don't like to tell people I'm going to show up to their office with a can of gasoline and a lit cigarette or that I'll be waiting for them at the bus stop with a baseball bat or that I made a copy of their house key that time they let me crash and that if they don't pay up they're going to have to worry about waking up to a lot worse things than a fucking horse head in their bed.
A man bathes the logs and the woman with gasoline and another man throws a lit match on to the bonfire.
Joint lit.
Harshly lit.
"Lit," rock.
Maybe Lit.
Lit majors don't.
Call it layoff lit.
A falling lit cigarette?
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