Teenage Boy Blows Up The House With Deodorant

The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 6-1-2006 | David Sapsted

[uptoolate]

No, you were correct. BBQ is spelled BBQ

[rawcatslyentist]

>"It blowed up real good."

[Richard Kimball]

I agree. I've been around several aerosol cans that exploded, and while they will make your ears ring for a few minutes, and will definitely raise bubbles on a fire helmet, they do not have that kind of explosive power unless you're talking about a dog house. Either something else also exploded, or they're making this up.

[Khurkris]

"We would advise families never to expose aerosol cans to any heat."

Well said...

[derllak]

Lol! Didn't all that practicing teach you to be nice to women? :P

[MotleyGirl70]

You mean you've gone all this time without being on it???

Surprisingly, I don't think I was ever on it. If you can believe that!

Was the site http://www.putfile.com ?

Mmmmm, no...it wasn't that. If you look at my profile page it had a large selection of smaller repeated videos like the Laurel and Hardy one.

I'm probably not describing it very good. It's no biggie if you can't find it.

[ErnBatavia]

Certainly heating aerosol cans can cause them to explode. But blowing the roof off the house, even "temporarily", no way.

Well, doing a bit of math, it may just be possible (altho I'm a bit skeptical of this instance also)...but locally, it's confirmed triple-verified fact that a few years ago, an unstrapped water heater that didn't have a relief valve took the roof off of it's former garage home, went over four lanes of Eisenhower Drive, and plummeted through the roof of a cottage at the La Quinta Hotel.....that's fifty yards at the least.

I asked my plumber buddy about this, and he said under just the right circumstances it's certainly likely; he's repaired some laundry room and/or garage damage due to similar but less dramatic "activities".

[mafree]

The headline was so funny I had to see! Wassup blam?

[Incorrigible]

Some teenage boys will do anything to get out of doing chores around the house.

[blam]

"The headline was so funny I had to see! Wassup blam?"

Great!

Where have you been young lady?

[mafree]

Here, there and everywhere, mostly lurking. It's all good.

[blam]

"Here, there and everywhere, mostly lurking. It's all good."

Glad to see you 'out & about.'

[Slings and Arrows]

I think we can safely assume this didn't happen in France.

[I don't care if someone made that joke already! It's still funny!]

[F.J. Mitchell]

LOL!That is the first thing I thought of.

[MoochPooch]

I love the English dialect... the cooker?

My former roommate, who was from Leeds, always referred to the stove as "the cooker." It took me awhile to figure out what she meant -- also her accent; Northern English is almost like a brogue.

[Fire_on_High]

We had a neighbor who's hot water tank blew, a few years ago. Their laundry room suddenly had no walls, their family room lost all of its windows, and the kitchen and family room each lost a wall too. It also blew the family room door off its hinges.

We got to see it maybe an hour after it happened, at most.

[oyez]

Way back in the day, my household chore was to burn the garbage. (We lived in a small, small town everybody burned garbage.) I would scrounge every aerosol can I could get my hands on. Free fireworks, you know.

[Darksheare]

Remember those commercials for Sure deodorant?
"Sure! Unsure.."

This was UNSURE.

[TheresaKett]

I think we can safely assume this didn't happen in France. [I don't care if someone made that joke already! It's still funny!]

LOL....I have been blessed/cursed with a very good nose. My one trip to Europe was a total nose assult. Thankfully I packed some fabreeze.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Hmmmm. I was about to agree with this when I remembered that many electric stove control knobs are set up so that a small turn in one direction will put the burner on full power.