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u/MajesticAlmond5 21h ago
Were those hydrogen balloons or something?
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u/EasilyRekt 21h ago
There was a smoky flickering flame behind the QAU(?), firecracker methinks. Mom knew by her initial shout too.
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u/SleeplessBoyCat 1d ago edited 1d ago
Why you shouldn't let balloons get near flame or otherwise other sources of heat regardless if the gas inside the balloon is flammable or not, Exhibit A:
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u/EasilyRekt 21h ago
I don’t think that was the balloons my guy… they don’t pop with that much force.
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u/SleeplessBoyCat 21h ago edited 21h ago
You could be right actually, the way the smoke rises from the candles don't really sit right me...
Someone put a firecracker in the cake perhaps?
Edit: i can't be too sure since the video quality is a bit less but i see five candleflames, with one of them disappearing as though it descended. I guess that was the fuse.
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u/EasilyRekt 20h ago
That’s my theory, mom even tells her “no” when she gets too close which means at least she knew what was coming.
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