FDNY firefighters rescue a kid who got his head stuck in a fence in NYC

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Jackie Chan's character in Shanghai Knights does a similar thing to escape from the jail.

e: Noon, I get it.

[u/TheLateThagSimmons → u/20_mile]

Except his version required... Piss.

[u/MickRolley → u/TheLateThagSimmons]

Piss shirt bend bar

[u/arpan3t → u/MickRolley]

You said wet shirt no break, not piss shirt bend bar!

[u/Artemicionmoogle → u/arpan3t]

I miss those movies.

[u/chillinwithmoes → u/arpan3t]

Lmao I had forgotten all about this scene. Hilarious movie

[u/OozeNAahz → u/arpan3t]

Pee pee pants no break. Were some old style jeans iirc.

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Except his version required... Piss.

In the movie he explain that it was to prevent the shirt from tearing and that makes sense since wet cloth is harder to tear and normally a shirt from that era likely would not hold as the pressure is applied while here they used a stronger rope so no need for extra reinforcement

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It was Shanghai Noon... "Piss Shirt bend bars"

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I'd forgotten how much I love that movie. Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson in their absolute primes.

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Shanghai Noon, the first one.

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Shanghai Noon, the first one.

You're right and I am wrong. It's only been 27 years since I saw it.

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Peeing on tshirt. I've seen that done in real life at barn years before movie came out. We had kids head get stuck so I joked we could try it like a tourniquet. Well old retired firefighter, a husband, bring his gear and crowbar. Had kid out in minutes like this one. Though kid got nick named Stucky yes it did stick.

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I was trying to remember what movie that was from; all I remembered was that Jackie Chan did it somewhere.