>> ^oOPonyOo:

It looks like a two stager. The lid blows up and then takes off in the presence of more oxygen.


That's exactly what happened. You got the initial pop and fuel/air mixture rushed in to fill the void. And that made a bigger boom.

I heard about this in my G2 class, but I'd never actually seen it.

>> ^oOPonyOo:

It looks like a two stager. The lid blows up and then takes off in the presence of more oxygen.
yes, this 2-stage explosion makes it look a bit fake.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'explosion, firecracker, manhole, man, boys, kids' to 'explosion, firecracker, manhole, man, boys, kids, methane, natural gas' - edited by calvados

>> ^deathcow:

> NEVER Throw A Firecracker Into A Manhole!
The advice I gathered was:
1) never put a body part above the manhole
2) dont delay on the drop


You are all set for when you Show'em how its done proper !

> NEVER Throw A Firecracker Into A Manhole!

The advice I gathered was:

1) never put a body part above the manhole
2) dont delay on the drop

On January 29, 2012 a man suffered major injuries and remains hospitalized while playing with firecrackers with his son and nephew. The accident occurred in Hunan province of China when Mr. Cai dropped a small firecracker into one of the holes of the sewer cover, which exploded an accumulation of gases. The force of the explosion was such that the sewer lid, weighing 20 kilos, was thrown a height of three stories. Fortunately, both children were at a sufficient distance and suffered no injury but Mr. Cai suffered facial burns and damage to the respiratory system by inhaling the flame produced by the explosion.

Fixed that for you....

>> ^eric3579:

Kids, don't play with fireworks and enclosed fart gas.

I hope this isn't to recreate WWII ocean battle... using M80 firecrackers as depth charge

Still a fuckin' sweet video though.


>> ^Skeeve:

Yeah, it's German for sure. I'm not confident enough to do a translation but I understand enough to get the idea. That doesn't mean they are from Germany, but they are definitely speaking German.>> ^nach0s:
Not to be nitpicky, but I don't think these dudes are speaking German.. sounds E. European, or Russian.

>> ^Zifnab:
Some of the comments I found said Russian, some said German. One claimed to have translated it from German so I went with that. I really don't know.
>> ^nach0s:
Not to be nitpicky, but I don't think these dudes are speaking German.. sounds E. European, or Russian.

Yeah, it's German for sure. I'm not confident enough to do a translation but I understand enough to get the idea. That doesn't mean they are from Germany, but they are definitely speaking German.>> ^nach0s:

Not to be nitpicky, but I don't think these dudes are speaking German.. sounds E. European, or Russian.


>> ^Zifnab:

Some of the comments I found said Russian, some said German. One claimed to have translated it from German so I went with that. I really don't know.
>> ^nach0s:
Not to be nitpicky, but I don't think these dudes are speaking German.. sounds E. European, or Russian.

Some of the comments I found said Russian, some said German. One claimed to have translated it from German so I went with that. I really don't know.

>> ^nach0s:

Not to be nitpicky, but I don't think these dudes are speaking German.. sounds E. European, or Russian.

Little Firecracker--my ass.

That's an M-80.

My friend used to throw lit firecrackers on the ground in front of his dog.
The dog would bite them as they exploded--over and over again--dog loved it.
One day my friend was opening a beer and it hissed--I guess it sounded like a firecracker fuse.
The dog attacked the beer and bit his hand.

"Police have denied reports that they used flash bang canisters to help break up the crowds, saying the loud noises came from large firecrackers thrown at police by protesters."
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45030431/ns/us_news-life/

... you stay classy, Oakland PD

This is the same guy from when the kid put firecrackers in the oven (aka Mah Heatah!!)