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Doctors, Officials Warn Parents About Dangers of 'Fire Challenge'

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I remember my friends and I trying to catch bottle rockets above our heads like blind swordsmen catching arrows.

Somehow the possibility of bottle rockets driving metal rods into our eye sockets seems less stupid than straight up lighting yourself on fire.
 
I remember my friends and I trying to catch bottle rockets above our heads like blind swordsmen catching arrows.

Somehow the possibility of bottle rockets driving metal rods into our eye sockets seems less stupid than straight up lighting yourself on fire.

Well there was that one kid who was playing a game called "Catch the Arrow." It did not end well, unfortunately.
 
Reminds me of those old 4chan image where they'd give you the ingredients and directions to make a glow in the dark bottle but it was actually a bomb.
 
So does the kid deserve to die? Because that's what the person I quoted was suggesting.

And yeah the kid is fucking stupid.

Not so much deserves, as it is the likelihood that such a person will end up killing themselves accidentally if not sooner, then definetly later... is quite high!
 
In general most Internet challenges are shitty for a reason, because they are intended to humiliate etc. Now combine with something really bad, like fire.. What could go wrong?



This is amazing.
Wtf at the file name.

that's just gfycat's naming convention.
 
In the past 2 days, I've read about people running across hot springs, kids choking themselves and now they're setting themselves on fire.
What the fuck is wrong with these people?
 
When will kids starting doing the "Challenge challenge" where they have to set themselves on fire while eating cinnamon, choking themselves and dumping an ice bucket on themselves?
 
"Hey Guys, I'm taking the fire challenge. Wheeeee!!..........."

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Double Toasted talked about this in a video back in 2014, I had no idea that people were still doing it considering how quickly these challenges stop being trendy.
 
Dr. Roy Aranda, a child psychologist in Hempstead, says the growth of social media and the increase in online access for young children helps fan the flames for stunts like the "fire challenge." He adds the behavior depicted can be curbed at home with the help of parents.

I see you.

Terrible challenge, hopefully no one else tries it.
 
Yeah...that's pretty goddamn stupid.

And this is coming from somebody who played with fire!

Did remind me of one time where I was at a campout back in HS and this guy decided to light his balls on fire.
It just singed his pubes.
 
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