Rev_Snip

Well gee tweekster et. al.,
y'all sure have me convinced...so let's see...the 9/11 Commission Report says that the buildings collapsed because of fire damage from burning jet fuel, right?
So when I watch the film of the attack, what causes that huge fireball outside of the building? Oh yeah, the fuel. So let me get this straight...if the fuel all burned up in a massive fire-ball at the point of impact, what was left to smolder and weaken the steel supports? Office paper, which, from middle school science (and literature) we all know burns at 451 degrees. Does steel melt at 451? Why is my oven intact after I bake a casserole?