recopy: simple plan swells in the bg (how could this happen to meeeeeee)
MegaMan.EXE ([personal profile] recopy) wrote in [community profile] driftfleet2015-08-17 10:20 pm

3 >> needy space clothes: the struggle

Who: Megaman.exe and you!
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: ON THE GOLDEN.......
When: Backdated to around August 16/whenever the fleet starts leaving orbit and...yeah...

Ok so I have a quick query since I'm not really an expert on clothes

Do space bathing suits normally catch on fire by themselves after a certain amount of time? Or

I mean they don't do that back on my world but maybe things are different out here I don't know...unless I did something to them?? But I don't know what I did


[guess who a) forgot he even had a bathing suit to start and b) completely forgot to dispose his swimwear both times Atroma tried to warn him: this guy. yes.]

>> ACTION; on the Golden

[Incidentally, a few minutes before this post is broadcast, crewmates on the Golden may or may not notice smoke beginning to emerge from one of the bunkers. And if they don't notice that, then they might notice their small resident engineer sprinting into the kitchen in a rather panicked state, grabbing up an armful of cups, and trying to eke an appropriate amount of fire-dousing water from the beverage machine. It's a trying process.] --Ugh, is there any way to get water from this faster?! [MACHINE PLEASE THIS IS AN EMERGENCY]
averagestar: (I’m colorless right now)

[personal profile] averagestar 2015-08-18 05:24 am (UTC)(link)
It should be fine if it's not a chemical fire, I think. We're trying to smother it before it gets too big, I think... Making it wet should hopefully make it so it doesn't set the blanket on fire before it puts out the fire.

It's... probably not a chemical fire though, right?

[Yes, gathering up the cups for the time being and bringing them along so we can douse a blanket.]
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[personal profile] averagestar 2015-08-18 05:38 am (UTC)(link)
Yeah, we need to carefully drape it over the fire.

[But yes, getting the blanket wetted down first.]

The main reason why it's important to know if it's a chemical fire or not is because... Chemical fires are supposed to explode if they mix with water, I think? At that point, a blanket isn't going to help much.
averagestar: (I’m colorless right now)

[personal profile] averagestar 2015-08-18 05:56 am (UTC)(link)
Ah, yes!

[She's backing up, but sticking by the ladder out for now, in case a rescue is needed.]

If it does explode, probably our best chance is probably to seal off the room for a bit. We might be able to cut off the oxygen to the room and cut out the fire that way once it's sealed off.

[But yes, please be okay.]