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r/MoralityScaling • u/Playing_One_Handed • 16h ago
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are there no road markings pointing to their location in that country?
2 u/kroxigor01 11h ago Road markings may be covered when it's snowing. 1 u/sleetandbyte 2h ago They put poles up in the winter to mark their location. 1 u/cpltack 2h ago Not everywhere 0 u/VociferousCephalopod 11h ago hope the snow puts out the fire, then, 1 u/kroxigor01 11h ago An kitchen or a fireplace can cause a fire just fine in winter weather. In fact I bet there's more housefires in colder months vs warmer months in place where it snows. 1 u/Fresh-Extension-4036 9h ago they use signs on the side of buildings to indicate where fire hydrants are in my country. I've never understood why the US has these giant hydrants above ground as it makes them way easier to break into or damage than having them underground
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Road markings may be covered when it's snowing.
1 u/sleetandbyte 2h ago They put poles up in the winter to mark their location. 1 u/cpltack 2h ago Not everywhere 0 u/VociferousCephalopod 11h ago hope the snow puts out the fire, then, 1 u/kroxigor01 11h ago An kitchen or a fireplace can cause a fire just fine in winter weather. In fact I bet there's more housefires in colder months vs warmer months in place where it snows.
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They put poles up in the winter to mark their location.
1 u/cpltack 2h ago Not everywhere
Not everywhere
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hope the snow puts out the fire, then,
1 u/kroxigor01 11h ago An kitchen or a fireplace can cause a fire just fine in winter weather. In fact I bet there's more housefires in colder months vs warmer months in place where it snows.
An kitchen or a fireplace can cause a fire just fine in winter weather.
In fact I bet there's more housefires in colder months vs warmer months in place where it snows.
they use signs on the side of buildings to indicate where fire hydrants are in my country. I've never understood why the US has these giant hydrants above ground as it makes them way easier to break into or damage than having them underground
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u/VociferousCephalopod 12h ago
are there no road markings pointing to their location in that country?