"Do not use near open fire or flame"

[George K]

[bachophile]

I think the funniest part is when she tries to blow it out….

[Jolly]

Open flames and gasoline do not mix.

[Aqua Letifer]

@bachophile said in "Do not use near open fire or flame":

I think the funniest part is when she tries to blow it out….

I think the funniest part was the perfectly relatable point in time that the guy chose to drive away.

[Doctor Phibes]

Just imagine this with a hydrogen powered car.

Fun fact - a hydrogen fire is invisible, and hydrogen requires the smallest spark ignition energy of any gas or vapour.

[Aqua Letifer]

@Doctor-Phibes said in "Do not use near open fire or flame":

Just imagine this with a hydrogen powered car.

Fun fact - a hydrogen fire is invisible, and hydrogen requires the smallest spark ignition energy of any gas or vapour.

That would have been hilarious.

[Doctor Phibes]

@Aqua-Letifer said in "Do not use near open fire or flame":

@Doctor-Phibes said in "Do not use near open fire or flame":

Just imagine this with a hydrogen powered car.

Fun fact - a hydrogen fire is invisible, and hydrogen requires the smallest spark ignition energy of any gas or vapour.

That would have been hilarious.

I was once working on a chemical plant, doing hazardous area equipment inspections about 200 feet up a weed-killer manufacturing stack, right next to the River Mersey in Widnes (the town that inspired the Paul Simon song "Homeward Bound, and for good reason"), dressed in orange overalls, and freezing to freaking death.

My 'friend and colleague' suddenly shouted "HYDROGEN FIRE!", and scared the living shit out of me. Asshole went on to form his own company.

[Klaus]

I wonder what her objective was. Was she smoking? Was she trying to set the gasoline on fire on purpose? Not so clear from the video...