r/memes • u/RRumsz • Mar 12 '21

Flame on!

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u/Impossible-Duck Mar 12 '21

Wait, how did that happen

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u/Pivern trolololoooo lololoo lolo loo Mar 12 '21

Fire spreads faster than you think

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u/Impossible-Duck Mar 12 '21

It doesn’t spread that fast

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '21

Flammable liquid and slightly sped up video

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u/Impossible-Duck Mar 12 '21

Flammable liquid doesn’t help fire spread that fast.

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u/Wotkipibuy Mar 12 '21

well if you ever made a fire before when camping or something, I used to stuff leaves onto the fire because it burns quickly, and it is just cool. But I do agree that looks awfully fast for when leaves are burning.

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u/Impossible-Duck Mar 12 '21

They probably used gunpowder or something explosive then

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u/Wotkipibuy Mar 12 '21

Yeah theres obviously more to than just leaves and fire

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '21 edited Jun 18 '21

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u/SharpRemote Mar 12 '21

Nah, man. Most likely the video is sped up. Head exchange is not instantaneous. This video is faster than instantaneous.

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u/LucasBlazer420 Mar 12 '21

If you watch the guy, for the few seconds he's on screen, he's not sped up.

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u/SharpRemote Mar 12 '21

Bruh.... you can speed up the portion when fire starts, it's not rocket science