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Originally Posted by Ayla_SquareTurtle
Backfire n.
1. An explosion of prematurely ignited fuel or of unburned exhaust gases in an internal-combustion engine.
2. The backward escape of gases or cartridge fragments when a gun is fired.
3. A fire started in the path of an oncoming fire in order to deprive it of fuel and thereby control or extinguish it.
intr.v., -fired, -fir·ing, -fires.
1. To explode in the manner of or make the sound of a backfire.
2. To start or use a backfire in extinguishing or controlling a forest fire.
3. To produce an unexpected, undesired result.
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What do you call it when the OP doesn't seem to realise that replying to every message and keeping the thread alive is NOT a good thing?
Hmm... I'll go ask AlphaSky...