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Games and Technology: AWESOME POST in "[TF2] Solo Fortress 2: Which class is the best class?

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The Pyro is Canadian?
Forum: Games and Technology
Post: [TF2] Solo Fortress 2: Which class is the best class? Clearly the Engineer.
Posted by: DanHibiki


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That suit is a hundred dollar polyester special, bought right off the rack at Wal-Mart.

Polyester isn't very flammable, spies are. Hypothesis: disproven.

From Health Canada's guide to fire risks:
Health Canada wrote:
readily flammable:
These fibres ignite readily and burn rapidly, leaving a light ash residue (e.g., cotton, acetate, triacetate, rayon, ramie).
moderately flammable:
These fibres are more difficult to ignite.The synthetics tend to melt and drip, sometimes self-extinguishing upon removal of the ignition source (e.g., acrylic, nylon, polyester, olefin, silk).
relatively nonflammable:
In general, these fibres will not support combustion after removal of the ignition source (e.g., wool, modacrylic, vinyon, saran).

The Spy wishes he had a wool suit.

Feh, Canada. What do they know about fire risks?

They burned down the White House. Twice.

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