Fire Challenge??

Infamous1

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just seen this on another forum?? OK WTH?????? anybody done this intentionally?....yeah me either
 
Wow.... just wow.....

I did have a pyro friend in High School that would spray hair spray on his hand and light it. Basically, it's physics that the alcohol in the hair spray burns off before the heat penetrates the skin. He was also vary quick to put it out and did not douse his underwear with it prior to lighting it. You can also run your finger through the middle part of a lit candle because the heat is located at the tip and base. There's a lot you can do with fire that appears REALLY dangerous (bordering stupid) but still live through it. One is flicking lit matches into a pool of gasoline. I'm not for sure how that one works, but it has something to do with the vapor igniting, but the liquid puts out the fire. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. Try it at someone else's home not anywhere near YOUR home.
 
One is flicking lit matches into a pool of gasoline. I'm not for sure how that one works, but it has something to do with the vapor igniting, but the liquid puts out the fire.

It works just like an engine: Too rich and it wont run, too lean and it wont run. Same thing with the match, If the vapor cloud is too rich it wont ignite.

Duane
 
Wow.... just wow.....

I did have a pyro friend in High School that would spray hair spray on his hand and light it. Basically, it's physics that the alcohol in the hair spray burns off before the heat penetrates the skin. He was also vary quick to put it out and did not douse his underwear with it prior to lighting it. You can also run your finger through the middle part of a lit candle because the heat is located at the tip and base. There's a lot you can do with fire that appears REALLY dangerous (bordering stupid) but still live through it. One is flicking lit matches into a pool of gasoline. I'm not for sure how that one works, but it has something to do with the vapor igniting, but the liquid puts out the fire. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. Try it at someone else's home not anywhere near YOUR home.
I didn't know you went to high school with me!

I've done lots of clever things with fire, and lots of stupid things. Never been burnt by fire, but often been burnt by ovens, exhausts, and things that I forgot I just sanded or welded. The stupidest fire incident I've been associated with involved an unventilated bathroom in my college dorm, a can of Dust Off keyboard cleaner, and the biggest indoor fireball I've ever seen.
 
Dude's hairstyle should have given away the ending right from the getgo.
 
We used to set a can of starting fluid on a fencepost dump a cup of gas over it, light it and back up and shoot it....lol good times!!
 
Reminds me of a party at Lake ASS in the 80's....now known as Fred Bond lake and park in Cary.While mixing up a 48qt. cooler of PJ a guy decided to light a half gallon bottle of Everclear he just poured in the cooler. With a "hey yall watch this" he struck a lighter several times at the mouth of the bottle w the wind blowing it out and no apparent result so he turned the bottle upside down and back up and tried again. Then you could hear a WOOoooOOO from the bottle as the hooch caught fire but could not see the flame at all in the bright sun, ( much cooler blue flame when done at night or in a dark room) then he drops the bottle and starts flailing his burning hand in the air cause he had spilled the EC all over it when he turned the bottle up. You could hear the flames flapping as he quickly waved and smacked his hand on his shorts but the flame would not go out so he ran and jumped in the lake while we all laughed and called him a dumbass when he came out of the water w his burned hand and arm almost to the elbow.
 
I've seen several of these posted... Haven't seen a white kid yet. Just an observation.
 
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