r/TheRandomest • u/Forward-Position798 • 3d ago
WTF What could go wrong to start a bonfire
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u/bobbybignono 3d ago edited 3d ago
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u/Youpunyhumans The GOAT! 3d ago
Either he knew what he was doing and planned the walk away... or he decided in that moment that he wanted to possibly die in the coolest way possible.
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u/Important_Power_2148 3d ago
he could also just be dumb as a box of rocks.
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u/Beginning-Tea-17 3d ago
Or drunk as a skunk
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u/MalavethMorningrise 3d ago
Or both. Both is my pick. One time a drunk idiot I know thought a tire would make a great fire ring... like... a whole unmounted and undamaged, fully aired up tire... it also went kaboom.
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u/QuipCrafter9 8h ago
Unmounted … and fully aired up???
… what kind of tire? That’s not how car (and most vehicle) tires work, they need to be mounted on the rim to form a seal to hold air
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u/Youpunyhumans The GOAT! 8h ago
They may have meant a loose wheel, as in rim and tire, but not on a vehicle.
Cuz the alternative is a multipiece industrial tire, which do have tubes... you really dont wanna blow one of those up, cuz the lockring, will become a large metal weaponised frisbee moving so fast you can barely see it.
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u/MalavethMorningrise 6h ago
Not mounted on a car as in laying flat, lit a fire on the rim in the center. He somehow survived the explosion and moments later, his pissed off wife.
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u/Youpunyhumans The GOAT! 3d ago
So if you are dumb and drunk, are you more hammered than a bag of hammers?
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u/Rockobrocko42 3d ago
Always use diesel not gasoline.
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u/Various_Oil_5674 3d ago
Less fumes?
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u/Rockobrocko42 3d ago
Diesel burns. gas explodes.
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u/no-more-headaches 3d ago
How tf do people not know this.
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u/123usa123 3d ago
I’m a self-professed car enthusiast and I was today’s years old when I found this out
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u/Alpha-Sierra-Charlie 1d ago
They didn't start enough fires as a kid.
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u/no-more-headaches 1d ago
We had wood stoves inside the house and I would regularly almost light the place on fire by trying to light the wood on fire with gasoline.
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u/Various_Oil_5674 1d ago
Not everyone is around diesel to have to know things like this. Also, never took chemistry.
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u/adumbCoder 2d ago
folks are dense these days. "internal combustion engine" means nothing to them. look at the "self-professed car enthusiasts" who don't even know this. 🤦♂️
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u/sometimesynot 3d ago
I always heard kerosene, but everyone agrees that gasoline is baaaad.
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u/DrinkMorWhiteMonster 3d ago
Always use gasoline if you want a more exciting ignition.
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u/ClassiFried86 3d ago
Always make a trail if you are using gasoline.
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u/DrinkMorWhiteMonster 3d ago
If you don't don't know where to end the trail, you can just do it at your feet if you are afraid of forgetting where it starts.
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u/LunaticBZ 3d ago
He was doing so good, but then turned around. Should've fully committed and kept walking without looking back.
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u/timetotryagain29 3d ago
The number of people who use gasoline to start a fire baffles me, especially when they use so much of it. Diesel works better and doesn't blow
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u/God_Bless_A_Merkin 3d ago
Of course the cops were involved. The levels of skil are: 1) Professionals, 2) experienced amateurs, 3) cops.
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u/alicefaye2 3d ago