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TriaElf9 — ToaG: Fire
Published: 2013-03-06 15:04:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 1887; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 5
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This happened about 2 years ago, and my husband reminded me about it the other day when I looked at my jacket and it still had the burn mark on it. I don't remember it being that funny at the time, since I felt more stupid and angry when it happened, but we ended up laughing about it the other day, soooo, made a comic of it.I am now very wary of space heaters <_< >_> =_=
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My cat once set herself on fire doing this. I am wondering if it was some weird suicide attempt because she just sat there letting it happen.
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Oh no! My cat once jumped on our wood burning stove T_T She had to wear booties for a while, it was so sad but OH MAN THE BOOTIES AHAH
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Oh wow those heaters get really hot, my sisters hair got singed by one once she wasnt happy. I'm glad you find the incident funny now XD
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I love these little comics of yours! puts a smile to my face
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No problem, keep doing what you're doing
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space...heater....?
this is a foreign concept to me
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Ah yes. Japan doesn't have central heating. Thus, space heaters, gas heaters, etc.
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Haha, I set some clothes down close to a space heater when I took a shower once. Luckily I noticed a bit of smoke before anything actually caught fire and just moved the clothes. I was very careful after that though 0.0
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Oh yes, me too. I actually stopped using that particular heater after than, I have a sever fear of fire ^_^;;
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Wow! I'm always worried that my space heater'll do the same thing so I tend to go for the newer models that'll turn off if they get above a certain temperature (or if they're shaken too much - earthquake emergency!). However... they don't necessarily measure your temperature...
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I'm more fond of the fan ones rather than the coil ones >_<
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Oh, me too! You can still find them with the features I mentioned though, if you're lucky!
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Yeah, the fan one can only be on if it's standing upright ^_^
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You set yourself on fire once and no one lets you forget.
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And that's why you never sit close to the heater, no matter how cold you are. ^^
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My grandmother once set a restaurant menu on fire while retelling a tale of how she a set a menu on fire. XD she did the same thing too which was holding it too close to a candle because she wasn't paying attention.
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My cousins almost set each other on fire last year... o.O
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Yeah, they were fighting over the last dolmades (greek dish) and Christos knocked over the pot on the stove.
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D: thankfully they were okay.
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No, it luckily only went through one layer ^_^;;
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Oh no! And hair goes quick >_<
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it was only a little bit. it was the last night of summer camp, and it's a tradition that we have a "hug line" (cabins line up and hug everyone as they pass by, everyone gets a candle). i went in to hug a friend and burned a small chunk of my hair off
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*giggles* oops. I've almost done that before, never managed to make smoke though.
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I remember one time my family had those tall burning candles burning and one had fallen over onto a table cloth, which had caught fire... that wasn't good!
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OH man, that's actually scary! 0_0
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Meh, to be honest, my family have had worse circumstances. At the end of the day, it was just a burnt table cloth and a slightly singed table protector.
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