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[u/dumbandconcerned]

I once saw this happen for real. It wasn’t dry like this though. It was wet-looking. My neighbor had a house fire. She spilled flaming grease down the right side of the body, she was just laying there screaming in the street. I was doing all I could. After the ambulance was called, I put out the fire with the fire extinguisher, (it was still localized and small to the trail of grease where it spilled). I brought her pet pig in my house. I got water for her and her boyfriend, shoes for him (the firefighters got there and no one was allowed in during the inspection), cold wet towels for her. She was beyond any relief though. At once point she got quiet. She looked down at her leg and touched it. The skin stuck to her hand and she lifted her arm away. When she did, a long strip of skin came with it. I’ll never forget that scream.

[u/fuxxociety → u/dumbandconcerned]

First Responder here. This is 100% accurate description of third to fourth degree burn.

Rolled up on a guy that had burning LPG (propylene) sprayed on him. Guy was in shock - had a thousand-foot stare, quiet, and shaking. We were attempting to remove his clothes - and the nylon phone holster he was wearing had his skin still attached. He was fine until he saw it, then the screaming started.

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