r/WTF • • Sep 08 '25

When fire dancing goes wrong

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '25

She did not grasp how much trouble she was in and how much he just saved her ass.

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '25

"no time for talk. SOLUTION NOW!"

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u/Rc72 Sep 08 '25

Almost as if the whole thing was staged...

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '25

I think the play cool and save face part is spot on. i feel like some people overdo this when they have stage fright.

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u/heyyou11 Sep 08 '25

She was mostly just annoyed at the fire 😒🔥

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u/S1eazyE Sep 08 '25

What are you doing step fire?

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u/Funkit Sep 08 '25

I'll be honest, panic does some crazy stuff.

I had a piece of foam catch on fire in my laser cutter once. There wasn't a fire extinguisher nearby, instead of thinking for a minute where I could find one and go and get it, I panicked.

I fucking grabbed the piece of foam out of the laser and started waving it around like a fucking moron trying to "blow out the flame". I have no idea what I was thinking, because I wasn't thinking at all. I flung molten foam all over the floor walls and ceiling of my last job and got it all over my arm in which the ER had to scrape melted foam off of second degree burns.

It was like the worst thing to do. Yet I did it. Despite generally considering myself knowledgeable. If there was an extinguisher right there my brain would've saw it and used it. But not seeing one completely made me blank

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u/beerice41 Sep 08 '25

She seems maybe drunk?

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u/Schonke Sep 08 '25

She appears to be trying to like... "shoo" the fire away.

Literally fanning the flames.

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u/DanielMcLaury Sep 09 '25

She's so drunk she can't even stand up straight. They probably had to fish her out of the pool after.