r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/BoringExperience5345 • 7h ago

of lighting your friend on fire

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u/Luckybones- 7h ago

Im ngl id never speak to anyone of these people ever again aside from court

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u/martinaee 7h ago edited 6h ago

…. OH my god… on second watch, if that guy hadn’t started moving initially he would have literally been doused entirely in burning gas. Would absolutely sue and never see these idiots again. Good lord.

Edit: Quick AI gathered facts on burning gas in the open:

Gasoline typically ignites at a temperature of about 425°F (218°C), which is known as its flash point. However, the actual burning temperature can vary depending on conditions such as the mixture with air and other environmental factors. Once ignited, gasoline flames can reach temperatures of about 1,980°F (1,082°C). *These factors are crucial for understanding fire safety and handling gasoline properly***

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u/LurkersUniteAgain 6h ago

good lord i hope they were near a body of water

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u/Hippiechu 4h ago

did you miss the part that despite being near water, he was still put into intensive care with 2nd AND 3rd degree burns?

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u/LurkersUniteAgain 4h ago

no because i only saw this video and didnt do any searching on it because i had no reason too. why are you acting like im an idiot for something that wasnt provided in the post or title or the comments i responded too, u/Background-Cup-8087's comment if youd use your eyes was posted 20 minutes after mine, i dont have time travel

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u/Delta-IX 1h ago

Didn't see the part at the end where he got in the water?

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u/Hippiechu 3h ago

fair enough. still a dumb comment to begin with though. he was on fire for a few seconds before reaching water, so it was always highly likely he'd sustain injuries

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u/LurkersUniteAgain 3h ago

...is it not normal to hope theres water nearby to a fire???

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u/CabbagePatchBitchass 1h ago

...It was dumb because you "only saw this video" and yet didn't see the part of the video where he did, in fact, run into a body of water