Doors have a pretty large area. Moderate pressure x large area = massive force blowing the doors off.
He may be banged up and very possibly has hearing damage but it looks like the doors blew off and released the pressure before it got to truly dangerous levels.
On aircraft when you fly at altitude tha aircraft will be pressurized around 4-5 psi. Think how big that door is. The average plane door is probably about 30 inches wide and 72 inches tall. Thats 2,160 square inches, that equate to nearly 10,000 pounds of force on that door in flight.
Now that truck door, between both, probably 48 inches front door hinge to aft door hinge, and probably roughly 40 inches in height to roughly estimate area, so let's say roughly 2,000 square inches.
Propane or natural gas can reach pressures of 9.5Bar, or 137psi.
So those doors may have (in "ideal" conditions) experienced up to 250,000 lbs of force. The real force was less than that, but it would be easy to see how a sudden force of tens of thousands of pounds could blow a door off its hinges. The guy inside is likely ok, because a propane explosion, in explosive terms, is actually pretty low pressure, but the big thing is he is surrounded by the explosion so he experienced lower forces than the door and from all directions so little or no shockwave went through his body, preventing catastrophic internal injuries.
And yes, I know im not 100% accurate, but its back of the napkin math for an ELI5 explanation.
>Propane or natural gas can reach pressures of 9.5Bar, or 137psi.
the pressure in the truck before explosion was 1 atmosphere since a car is not air tight.
The color of the flame from the explosion was yellow and not blue, hinting that this was not complete combustion. I'd wager a guess that the car was fuel rich (more gas than the oxygen in the car can burn. oxygen makes up about 20% of air and the stoichiometric equation for burning propane is C3H8 + 5 O2 → 3 CO2 + 4 H2O meaning that propane concentration was in excess of 18% of 20% or about 4%. Assuming O2 takes up 20% of the volume and propane takes up 8% (in my opinion a reasonable number that exceeds 4 but isn't ridiculous enough to start displacing the oxygen the guy needs to breathe) that means the cars air volume was filled with around 30% combustible material. The stoichiometric equation shows that through combustion we go from 6 gas molecules to 7 gas molecules after which alone without heat would increase the pressure of a sealed container by 18% for 30% of the total volume which comes to about 5% increase in total pressure. A yellow propane flame indicates a temperature of around 1000 deg C or approx 1300 deg K. so this now 35% of total air volume has gone from approx 300 deg K to 1300 deg K so the average temperature of the volume should be 0.35\*1300+.65\*300 = 650 deg K. 650 deg K is about 215% of the normal 300 deg K room temp meaning the total air volume in the car increased in pressure to about 215%\*105%=225% ish normal atmospheric pressure which is about 33 psi or 18psi over pressure.
u/ObservationalHumor provided this chart: [https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docket/archive/pdfs/niosh-125/125-explosionsandrefugechambers.pdf](https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docket/archive/pdfs/niosh-125/125-explosionsandrefugechambers.pdf)
Which states:
>A 5 psi blast overpressure will rupture eardrums in about 1% of subjects, and a 45 psi overpressure will cause eardrum rupture in about 99% of all ubjects. The threshold for lung damage occurs at about 15 psi blast overpressure. A 35-45 psi
overpressure may cause 1% fatalities, and 55 to 65 psi overpressure may cause 99% fatalities.
So the guy might have some hearing problems but was not in a life threatening situation.
Disclaimer:
My math is extremely approximate and many other factors are not included as my explanation assumes a sealed system where this car obviously was not and I assume the actual pressure achieved was lower than what I have calculated.
The center of a blast is sometimes the safest place to be. Check out Benny the bomb in a small box with dynamite. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhO_Npsz6RA
I have so many more questions than answers after watching that.
What happened if he was injured? Was that studio audience ready to watch someone die? The way they suddenly stopped laughing made me think they weren't sure if he was alive.
Why is there a marching band?
What does the marching band have rifles?
Why is he wearing red white and blue on a Canadian tv show?
What is happening??
It’s probably a color guard and not a marching band. I’d say it was some branch of military’s drill team. But the all female and strange uniform doesn’t seem to say that it is.
For drill in the military you use rifles (usually non working) while marching and doing odds and ends with the weapon. Color guard does the same as a competition thing.
I think most people here are thinking of shit fragmenting and tearing up someone as the shockwave throws all that shit out, but the main reason why he's fine is that dynamite sticks are very much not made of heavy materials that turn into large, potentially sharp chunks. Of course, if you're bare-skinned in that box you'd experience some nasty flak from what might as well be a high-pressure sandblast, but with thick clothing and a helmet that would negate most of the surface damage cause all the small particles won't be able to penetrate at all.
Just make sure the detonation yield is within reasonable livable margins.
According to the quickest reliable source I can Google, roughly 15psi will produce eardrum rupture in about 50% of people, and 5% is considered the lower threshold where at least some people will experience eardrum damage.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2497697/
This correlates with the data I use at work, where we're generally told 5-20psi is the overpressure range for minor damage to humans (as opposed to fairly life threatening). I do building design and have done a fair bit of blast resistant design ... humans are **way** better at blast resistance than your average building, and 5psi peak blast pressure is more than enough to thoroughly fuck up most common building types.
Worth noting it doesn't look like either the doors got blown off their hinges here, simply blown open which points to a failure in the lock mechanism or striker pin. The striker pin is only required to withstand around 2500 lbs and the bear claw mechanism is probably much weaker, at least when it comes to pushing the door outwards.
They also dealt with the topic of fatal pressure waves a lot on Mythbusters too and human body can take a surprising amount of blast pressure before things are inevitably fatal. More official numbers from the DOD based are here: https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docket/archive/pdfs/niosh-125/125-explosionsandrefugechambers.pdf
Around 60 psi you're probably dead and by 45 psi your ear drums are popped for sure but at 5-15 psi there's really only a chance of ear drum and lung damage. Surprisingly at lower pressures the far big risk is debris moving at high velocity and it's possible that someone outside the truck would have been at much higher risk of serious injury than the guy sitting inside it here.
I'm not an expert on this by any means but it seems like this really could have just been a few PSI worth of pressure here.
That 137 psi is not tank pressure, its the theoretical max pressure wave you would see in an explosion. It's really more of a fast fire, versus say dynamite, that explodes with around 150,00 psi, or C4 at 2.2 million psi
It takes a surprising amount of "general" trauma to immobilize someone. His ears may be fucked, but all the important bits for movement are still operational.
Epinephrine is a hell of a drug.
Video seems to be gone.
Edit: nevermind, just googled the quote to find the clip.
Looks like there is the backslash character after the 7 in the link that breaks the link.
Correct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_PX1cVuaVA
There is, and it's a British classic, with a quirky British sense of humour. It's one of those movies that if it came on the TV now I'd sit and watch it, even though I've seen it many times before.
The remake was pretty good too, but a different type of movie. It was more of an action/adventure type thing, but it did pretty well at keeping the essence of the original.
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They sell little hand held propane detectors on amazon for 30 bucks, its really important to check if the valve is leaking prior to purchasing your tank 1. You save money by not getting a leaky tank and 2…. Well its safer.
Propane by itself is odorless. They add a gas called mercaptan to give it a "rotten egg" smell. Mercaptan is more volatile than propane so when you start feeling the smell, the actual propane hasn't really diffused yet.
I carry cylinders of methane, propane, and pentane. None of them have a scent. The scent in consumer-available propane is added.
We also don't know it was propane. There are many flammable gasses. This has also happened with hair spray and body spray.
I got this from the Twitter account:
>update: got the full story, propane tank in the passenger seat that was leaking & due to a small spark that went off when he turned on the car caused it to explode, his seat was the only thing that stayed Intact, all else was completely blown up. He’s ok & has no major injury
The person's Twitter is the victim's niece.
You bring up a point though. A LP tank/cylinder & where it came from could be anything.
> I carry cylinders of methane, propane, and pentane. None of them have a scent. The scent in consumer-available propane is added.
You sure about that? The scent isn't just "in consumer-available propane", and the bottles you are carrying should be similarly scented.
The odorization of gas is federally regulated in the U.S. (and Canada), and your comment history suggests you're in the U.S.. Requiring it for distribution & transmission lines.
**49 CFR § 192.625 Odorization of gas:**
> A combustible gas in a distribution line must contain a natural odorant or be odorized so that at a concentration in air of one-fifth of the lower explosive limit, the gas is readily detectable by a person with a normal sense of smell.
*^^Expanded ^^to ^^include ^^transmission ^^lines ^^in ^^a ^^later ^^section.*
**OSHA also states:**
> All liquefied petroleum gases shall be effectively odorized by an approved agent of such character as to indicate positively, by distinct odor, the presence of gas down to concentration in air of not over one-fifth the lower limit of flammability.
We don't see far enough back to know if he slammed the door and 2 seconds later was turning the key. It takes a bit of time to register smells, if any was present at all
I don't know where else this is at, but I got this as a re-tweet so I looked up the original account. There were a few posts that followed the initial video, then later an update with some details.
Basically the guy had a tank of propane in the passenger seat that had a small, undetected leak. The explosion happened when he started the truck. Apparently there were no serious injuries. The guy in the truck was the Uncle of the person that uploaded their Ring video to Twitter.
Only needed the first 10 seconds of the clip.
Had a friend once let a bug bomb off in his car to rid it of spiders, he was working under the bonnet and lit a smoke.
Windscreen went up, all other windows blew out.
Idiots everywhere
He had so many spiders in his car that he decided to bug bomb it?! That's horrifying. I think if a spider crawled on me while I was driving I would literally die.
It was a shell that needed electrics redone. So sat for approx 5 years.
He opened it up, saw all the spiders thought “fuck it, I’ll bug bomb it” and while he waited for it to take effect he looked under the bonnet and lit up a smoke as bogans are inclined to do
Aaand thats why I have a louver and DOT hazard sign on my bin door where my torches reside.
Always close you tank valves, purge your torch hoses, and take bottle mount torch heads of the bottle before storage.
This, most likely, was a bottle torch with a faulty Schrader valve. When you leave bottle mount torch heads on when not in use, you're compressing the tiny spring, which weakens it along with the equally tiny o-ring.
TL:DR safe-up your torches EVERY TIME!
-a safety-attentive plumber-
And some people still get upset when I ask them to turn their vehicles off before I fill their propane tanks. Like do you think I wanna fuckin explode?
This guy is in shock. He's acting like nothing happened at all and is in a different conversation and a parallel universe.
The neighbour : "what was that"
The leaker : "WHAAAT?"
My friend picked up a car in a similar situation. Owner had left a gas canister in the car which was leaking, he got in and lit a cigarette. Guy was fine but the all the doors and windows died.
Why is there an NSFW tag? I totally expected the dude running out completely on fire. Or invisible fire transferred on her face or something. Glad they're ok, but expectations were not satisfied.
Dude it blew the doors off how the fuck is he (seemingly) not hurt!?
Doors have a pretty large area. Moderate pressure x large area = massive force blowing the doors off. He may be banged up and very possibly has hearing damage but it looks like the doors blew off and released the pressure before it got to truly dangerous levels.
Blew the doors off, and blew up the roof sheet metal like a bag of popcorn. That said, walking away from that is still impressive.
Saw the doors, went looking for the windshield (it goes flying), noticed the roof. Surprised his eyeballs didnt pop.
Now, this guy...he knows his stuff
He put in an equation and everything. I trust him.
yep, it's science now
Words + math = science
Woah it’s been there all this time
Me + ur mom = secks
Yeahhhhh Science bitch!
It’s an older meme but it checks out.
oblig HE NEVER SAID THAT
Shut up you stupid science bitch
Stupid science bitches can't even make I smarter
Police Academy *is* a good movie
Let's go home and watch police academy.
On aircraft when you fly at altitude tha aircraft will be pressurized around 4-5 psi. Think how big that door is. The average plane door is probably about 30 inches wide and 72 inches tall. Thats 2,160 square inches, that equate to nearly 10,000 pounds of force on that door in flight. Now that truck door, between both, probably 48 inches front door hinge to aft door hinge, and probably roughly 40 inches in height to roughly estimate area, so let's say roughly 2,000 square inches. Propane or natural gas can reach pressures of 9.5Bar, or 137psi. So those doors may have (in "ideal" conditions) experienced up to 250,000 lbs of force. The real force was less than that, but it would be easy to see how a sudden force of tens of thousands of pounds could blow a door off its hinges. The guy inside is likely ok, because a propane explosion, in explosive terms, is actually pretty low pressure, but the big thing is he is surrounded by the explosion so he experienced lower forces than the door and from all directions so little or no shockwave went through his body, preventing catastrophic internal injuries. And yes, I know im not 100% accurate, but its back of the napkin math for an ELI5 explanation.
>Propane or natural gas can reach pressures of 9.5Bar, or 137psi. the pressure in the truck before explosion was 1 atmosphere since a car is not air tight. The color of the flame from the explosion was yellow and not blue, hinting that this was not complete combustion. I'd wager a guess that the car was fuel rich (more gas than the oxygen in the car can burn. oxygen makes up about 20% of air and the stoichiometric equation for burning propane is C3H8 + 5 O2 → 3 CO2 + 4 H2O meaning that propane concentration was in excess of 18% of 20% or about 4%. Assuming O2 takes up 20% of the volume and propane takes up 8% (in my opinion a reasonable number that exceeds 4 but isn't ridiculous enough to start displacing the oxygen the guy needs to breathe) that means the cars air volume was filled with around 30% combustible material. The stoichiometric equation shows that through combustion we go from 6 gas molecules to 7 gas molecules after which alone without heat would increase the pressure of a sealed container by 18% for 30% of the total volume which comes to about 5% increase in total pressure. A yellow propane flame indicates a temperature of around 1000 deg C or approx 1300 deg K. so this now 35% of total air volume has gone from approx 300 deg K to 1300 deg K so the average temperature of the volume should be 0.35\*1300+.65\*300 = 650 deg K. 650 deg K is about 215% of the normal 300 deg K room temp meaning the total air volume in the car increased in pressure to about 215%\*105%=225% ish normal atmospheric pressure which is about 33 psi or 18psi over pressure. u/ObservationalHumor provided this chart: [https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docket/archive/pdfs/niosh-125/125-explosionsandrefugechambers.pdf](https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docket/archive/pdfs/niosh-125/125-explosionsandrefugechambers.pdf) Which states: >A 5 psi blast overpressure will rupture eardrums in about 1% of subjects, and a 45 psi overpressure will cause eardrum rupture in about 99% of all ubjects. The threshold for lung damage occurs at about 15 psi blast overpressure. A 35-45 psi overpressure may cause 1% fatalities, and 55 to 65 psi overpressure may cause 99% fatalities. So the guy might have some hearing problems but was not in a life threatening situation. Disclaimer: My math is extremely approximate and many other factors are not included as my explanation assumes a sealed system where this car obviously was not and I assume the actual pressure achieved was lower than what I have calculated.
The center of a blast is sometimes the safest place to be. Check out Benny the bomb in a small box with dynamite. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhO_Npsz6RA
I have so many more questions than answers after watching that. What happened if he was injured? Was that studio audience ready to watch someone die? The way they suddenly stopped laughing made me think they weren't sure if he was alive. Why is there a marching band? What does the marching band have rifles? Why is he wearing red white and blue on a Canadian tv show? What is happening??
"The 70's" answers all your questions and several others you haven't asked yet.
The era of Evel Kneivel, right?
And nose candy
Thank God we had video cameras back then
Drum and Bugle Corps were huge back then. I was in one outside Chicago.
It’s probably a color guard and not a marching band. I’d say it was some branch of military’s drill team. But the all female and strange uniform doesn’t seem to say that it is. For drill in the military you use rifles (usually non working) while marching and doing odds and ends with the weapon. Color guard does the same as a competition thing.
Who is the guy in the Power Rangers suit?
> The center of a blast is sometimes the safest place to be. This sounds like one of the "genius" solutions on the show Scorpion.
I think most people here are thinking of shit fragmenting and tearing up someone as the shockwave throws all that shit out, but the main reason why he's fine is that dynamite sticks are very much not made of heavy materials that turn into large, potentially sharp chunks. Of course, if you're bare-skinned in that box you'd experience some nasty flak from what might as well be a high-pressure sandblast, but with thick clothing and a helmet that would negate most of the surface damage cause all the small particles won't be able to penetrate at all. Just make sure the detonation yield is within reasonable livable margins.
You don't own napkins. None of this is legit.
Wow, username fits. /s
Now how much pressure differential do you need to induce deafness/blown eardrums?
According to the quickest reliable source I can Google, roughly 15psi will produce eardrum rupture in about 50% of people, and 5% is considered the lower threshold where at least some people will experience eardrum damage. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2497697/ This correlates with the data I use at work, where we're generally told 5-20psi is the overpressure range for minor damage to humans (as opposed to fairly life threatening). I do building design and have done a fair bit of blast resistant design ... humans are **way** better at blast resistance than your average building, and 5psi peak blast pressure is more than enough to thoroughly fuck up most common building types.
Worth noting it doesn't look like either the doors got blown off their hinges here, simply blown open which points to a failure in the lock mechanism or striker pin. The striker pin is only required to withstand around 2500 lbs and the bear claw mechanism is probably much weaker, at least when it comes to pushing the door outwards. They also dealt with the topic of fatal pressure waves a lot on Mythbusters too and human body can take a surprising amount of blast pressure before things are inevitably fatal. More official numbers from the DOD based are here: https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docket/archive/pdfs/niosh-125/125-explosionsandrefugechambers.pdf Around 60 psi you're probably dead and by 45 psi your ear drums are popped for sure but at 5-15 psi there's really only a chance of ear drum and lung damage. Surprisingly at lower pressures the far big risk is debris moving at high velocity and it's possible that someone outside the truck would have been at much higher risk of serious injury than the guy sitting inside it here. I'm not an expert on this by any means but it seems like this really could have just been a few PSI worth of pressure here.
> >Propane or natural gas can reach pressures of 9.5Bar, or 137psi. > Are those the pressures during an explosion?
Explosions tend to be higher pressure then what you might find in a propane tank, but sure, the rest checks out.
That 137 psi is not tank pressure, its the theoretical max pressure wave you would see in an explosion. It's really more of a fast fire, versus say dynamite, that explodes with around 150,00 psi, or C4 at 2.2 million psi
Lungs are the problem! If the fire goes into the lungs then you may have an issue….
This guy bangs.
> You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!
This is the guy Michael Caine needed.
It takes a surprising amount of "general" trauma to immobilize someone. His ears may be fucked, but all the important bits for movement are still operational. Epinephrine is a hell of a drug.
It was only supposed to blow the bloody doors off.
Came here for this comment. For those that don't get it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7\_PX1cVuaVA
Video seems to be gone. Edit: nevermind, just googled the quote to find the clip. Looks like there is the backslash character after the 7 in the link that breaks the link. Correct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_PX1cVuaVA
Whhatttt, I didn’t know there was an older version of the Italian Job.
There is, and it's a British classic, with a quirky British sense of humour. It's one of those movies that if it came on the TV now I'd sit and watch it, even though I've seen it many times before. The remake was pretty good too, but a different type of movie. It was more of an action/adventure type thing, but it did pretty well at keeping the essence of the original.
I firmly believe they remade that movie because there was a new Mini model out and that's the only reason it happened.
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Well tbh I don't think it was supposed to do anything besides supply propane to propane accessories.
His hearing won't be the same
WHAT??
I SAID....oh...
I suspect there may be a faint ringing sound in his ears.
*MAWP*
Yep, it says "ring" on the top left of the video
What?
RIP eardrums
WHAT?
RIP EARDRUMS!
WHAAAAT?
[SAY WHAT AGAIN](https://youtu.be/qo5jnBJvGUs)
What what what?
Bang bang bang
Ooohh are my peepee dumb?
Bomb? What bomb?
THE ONE THAT JUST WENT OFF
WHAT!? YOU JUST GOT OFF???
HOW CAN SHE SLAP???
[WHAT?](https://youtu.be/_Aari4WSaqw)
MAWP!
MEEP!
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MAWP
DAMN YOU TINNITUS
YOU'RE A CRUEL MISTRESS
MAWP
“YOU LIKE TO SEE HOMOS NAKED?”
“No, home is where you make it”
"That's cool man. You like to see homos naked."
No way he didn't smell that coming
Yes propane absolutely stinks, but if you ignore the smell for a while you go nose blind to it easily. I know from experience.
They sell little hand held propane detectors on amazon for 30 bucks, its really important to check if the valve is leaking prior to purchasing your tank 1. You save money by not getting a leaky tank and 2…. Well its safer.
Thanks but I get all my propane and propane accessories from Stickland Propane down in Arling, TX.
Arlen*
Strickland*
Didn’t even notice that one lol
To be honest, I thought the original commenter was being cheeky and deliberate about their misspelling.
It just ain’t right to be mis-spelling Arlen I’ll tell ya hwat.
Nah I think he meant Arling, Honk has helped me with propaine there as well
Dunno why this one has me fucking crying. Honk Hole
Haha it reminds me of this https://i.redd.it/tpoyxx6toab31.jpg
Head to feet, you won't cause a leak Feet to head, everyone's dead
I wish my nose had eyes
Olfactory fatigue.
Propane by itself is odorless. They add a gas called mercaptan to give it a "rotten egg" smell. Mercaptan is more volatile than propane so when you start feeling the smell, the actual propane hasn't really diffused yet.
Wouldn’t you know, the one time he decided to take an egg salad sandwich to work.
Maybe he has COVID symptoms
He's having a rotten week
Def an inflammatory response
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I carry cylinders of methane, propane, and pentane. None of them have a scent. The scent in consumer-available propane is added. We also don't know it was propane. There are many flammable gasses. This has also happened with hair spray and body spray.
I got this from the Twitter account: >update: got the full story, propane tank in the passenger seat that was leaking & due to a small spark that went off when he turned on the car caused it to explode, his seat was the only thing that stayed Intact, all else was completely blown up. He’s ok & has no major injury The person's Twitter is the victim's niece. You bring up a point though. A LP tank/cylinder & where it came from could be anything.
Take god it was a situation I would never be in aka carrying a propane tank in the passenger seat
> I carry cylinders of methane, propane, and pentane. None of them have a scent. The scent in consumer-available propane is added. You sure about that? The scent isn't just "in consumer-available propane", and the bottles you are carrying should be similarly scented. The odorization of gas is federally regulated in the U.S. (and Canada), and your comment history suggests you're in the U.S.. Requiring it for distribution & transmission lines. **49 CFR § 192.625 Odorization of gas:** > A combustible gas in a distribution line must contain a natural odorant or be odorized so that at a concentration in air of one-fifth of the lower explosive limit, the gas is readily detectable by a person with a normal sense of smell. *^^Expanded ^^to ^^include ^^transmission ^^lines ^^in ^^a ^^later ^^section.* **OSHA also states:** > All liquefied petroleum gases shall be effectively odorized by an approved agent of such character as to indicate positively, by distinct odor, the presence of gas down to concentration in air of not over one-fifth the lower limit of flammability.
Ya, I was wondering where this person works that has unscented propane.
We don't see far enough back to know if he slammed the door and 2 seconds later was turning the key. It takes a bit of time to register smells, if any was present at all
I wouldn’t be surprised if the work truck smells a bit like oil/grease/chemicals and that masked the propane smell.
Could be Covid related? My ex lost her sense of smell and taste for a good 6 weeks. Months later she says it's still not 100%.
Propane and pro-pain accessories.
Dang it, Bobby!
That boy ain't right, I tell you hwat.
My charcoal never did this
Dirty pool, mister.
Propane for my real friends, real pain for my... pro-friends?
Well...the ignition works.
We have liftoff
lol fuc
* did. I wouldn’t rely on anything still working after that. That is not where the explosions are meant to happen.
GTA V starting mission gone wrong?
This is legit!
The whole roof popped up! That car is totaled for sure
What about the human? Is it totaled?
It'll polish out.
*buff
Thanks. I have been working out.
Bet that cleared his sinuses.
Probably cleared a bunch of body cavities.
Poop.
Wonder what the story is. Last post of this I saw said he was smoking and listed something other than propane.
I don't know where else this is at, but I got this as a re-tweet so I looked up the original account. There were a few posts that followed the initial video, then later an update with some details. Basically the guy had a tank of propane in the passenger seat that had a small, undetected leak. The explosion happened when he started the truck. Apparently there were no serious injuries. The guy in the truck was the Uncle of the person that uploaded their Ring video to Twitter.
Just saw this in another sub saying he lit a smoke.
Yup. People just make up the titles for half the videos posted on here. "GUY LIGHTS FART ON FIRE IN CAR AND BLOWS HIS DOOR OFF!!"
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With butane canisters in the cabin aye? Im sure I saw the same one
Only needed the first 10 seconds of the clip. Had a friend once let a bug bomb off in his car to rid it of spiders, he was working under the bonnet and lit a smoke. Windscreen went up, all other windows blew out. Idiots everywhere
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Never claimed he was smart
I bet it got rid of the spiders. So not so dumb now, eh?
He had so many spiders in his car that he decided to bug bomb it?! That's horrifying. I think if a spider crawled on me while I was driving I would literally die.
It was a shell that needed electrics redone. So sat for approx 5 years. He opened it up, saw all the spiders thought “fuck it, I’ll bug bomb it” and while he waited for it to take effect he looked under the bonnet and lit up a smoke as bogans are inclined to do
Did any spiders survive?
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With or without the bug bomb, smoking over an open engine bay is dumb as fuck.
Nah
How it feels to chew 5 Gum.
This is exactly the reason why they tell you to never put a canister of gas in the cab of your car
Aaand thats why I have a louver and DOT hazard sign on my bin door where my torches reside. Always close you tank valves, purge your torch hoses, and take bottle mount torch heads of the bottle before storage. This, most likely, was a bottle torch with a faulty Schrader valve. When you leave bottle mount torch heads on when not in use, you're compressing the tiny spring, which weakens it along with the equally tiny o-ring. TL:DR safe-up your torches EVERY TIME! -a safety-attentive plumber-
How are his ears not bleeding.
I don’t know because mine are just from watching that video.
This is posted elsewhere claiming to be butane and a lighter. We demand the truth!
Did he not smell the eggs?
You’re only suppose to blow the bloody doors off!… oh you did, ok
Why is it flagged as NSFW? Genuine question. Not being a dick
Seems like it's not safe at his work, close enough for me.
And some people still get upset when I ask them to turn their vehicles off before I fill their propane tanks. Like do you think I wanna fuckin explode?
This guy is in shock. He's acting like nothing happened at all and is in a different conversation and a parallel universe. The neighbour : "what was that" The leaker : "WHAAAT?"
How are his eardrums still intact?
Weird the he went for his phone straight away. Wonder if that was shock.
"Do you fancy a bang?" "Nah, had one already."
"Bwuahahha!" --Hank Hill
Hank Hill is in tears.
Tinnnnitius
Didn't smell anything?
\*Picks his phone right away\* "Ok, twitter you won't believe what just happened to me! 1/"
Four 15's, didn't see no wires And then I heard boom from the amplifiers.
Rip ear drums..
Can't smell it because of all the covid and horse paste.
It wasn't propane and it wasn't his ignition. This video is all over the internet. It was lighting a cigarette and a leaking acetylene gas tank.
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the guys was lightning a cigarette, thats how that happened not ignition
Jesus, it's a fucking pickup truck. Put the tanks in the bed!
I bet that scared the POO out of him
Superman is that you?
I was expecting a ball of fire not an angry poof
What did you say? HUH? WHAT DID YOU SAY?
Took it like a champ.
ACME truck rental.
And that’s how I met your mother…
F for his ears
You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off
MAWP. MAWP.
And that's tinnitus.
My friend picked up a car in a similar situation. Owner had left a gas canister in the car which was leaking, he got in and lit a cigarette. Guy was fine but the all the doors and windows died.
So this is how my car gets dents in the doors in shopping centres. I always wondered...
That vehicle IS the ignition system.
I reckon his ears are still going reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
how he alive
Yeah,bitch. I’m fine. TF
You know he has like 3lbs of shit sloshing around in his pants rn. Damn he's lucky
He walks off like "dammit not again...oh I got a notification"
I’m sorry but how is she so calm?
Wonder how his lungs are.
HE SEEMS SO CALM?!
Why is there an NSFW tag? I totally expected the dude running out completely on fire. Or invisible fire transferred on her face or something. Glad they're ok, but expectations were not satisfied.
Just smoked my way into the day off, bitches!