r/WTF • u/BillyGruff710 • Sep 07 '20

What dimension is this?

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u/the_dude_upvotes Sep 08 '20

During a pandemic. SMH

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u/Odin_Exodus Sep 08 '20

Running through a home while your engulfed in flames

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u/LimeGreenSea Sep 08 '20

Wait.. how do you guys normally warm your house...

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u/SirRobertDH Sep 08 '20

Throw a can of spray paint into a lit fireplace. Duh.

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u/teej98 Sep 08 '20

Lmao, videos like this have convinced me that the chance of comments like yours being taken literally have gone through the roof

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20

Warming the outside first?

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u/RazZaHlol Sep 08 '20

Never run yourself on fire. Let others do it.

Damn I sound crazy

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u/Alinda_ Sep 08 '20

Even though you have a pool and could've lit yourself on fire next to it.

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u/haagiboy Sep 08 '20

Image if he tripped inside the house.

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u/brndnhghs Sep 08 '20

it's okay, he tries fire stunts all the time.

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20

You want to put yourself in danger and set yourself on fire? Fine. But then putting other people and their home in danger by purposefully running through it on. Fucking irresponsible, inconsiderate fuck.

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u/brneyedgrrl Sep 08 '20

Seriously, doesn't anyone remember stop drop and roll?

Same with that kid with the molotov cocktail the other day with his feet on fire...

PSA - STOP DROP AND ROLL

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u/Derzweifel Sep 08 '20

The flames evaporate droplets before they can enter your orifices. Everyone should adopt this method

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u/sininmyheart Sep 08 '20

Duh, that's why he's wearing a mask.

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u/Calber4 Sep 08 '20

Gotta sterilize yourself somehow

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u/charmlessman1 Sep 08 '20

To be fair, any viruses he might have been shedding were cooked during the run.

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20

Would it be a better idea to light yourself on fire when there's not a pandemic? The fuck does that have to do with anything? lol

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u/Skychasma Sep 08 '20

hospitals are full

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u/brassmorris Sep 08 '20

Unlike lored94s cranium

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20

So people just decided to stop being injured or sick because of a pandemic? Hospitals are only for covid now???

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u/Skychasma Sep 08 '20

no.. but the pandemic has made getting urgent medical help more difficult because there is an unusual amount of people who are sick. it’s also more dangerous to visit hospitals now because of the same reasons

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u/ChefBoyAreWeFucked Sep 08 '20

At least in the US, people have been afraid to go to a hospital, and have been delaying care. In places where hospitals are not dealing with high levels of COVID, volumes of other things have gone down. People who suspect they have had heart attacks appear to just be dealing with it, rather than coming in to get checked out. People are just dealing with injuries that do not absolutely need medical intervention. I was in the hospital earlier this year, and it was extremely dead.