People don't be thinking gas fums be like they is, but it do.

Man, I knew what was coming, and it still made me jump the first time through. I thought "surely she's not reaching into the car to light it" and then she got blasted into the car behind her.

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Originally posted by TigerDore:
I'm amazed she still has eyebrows and hair.

Well, there's something going on there. Two big light spots where they would have been. Maybe she drew them in before they took her into custody.

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Well, there's something going on there. Two big light spots where they would have been. Maybe she drew them in before they took her into custody.

Sharpie.

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Originally posted by P220 Smudge:
People don't be thinking gas fums be like they is, but it do.

Man, I knew what was coming, and it still made me jump the first time through. I thought "surely she's not reaching into the car to light it" and then she got blasted into the car behind her.

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. "How is she going to safely light that without blowing herself..."***BOOM***

"Ah, she isn't."

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Originally posted by jljones:
It needs a Hanna Barbera sound effect to make it even funnier.

One of the best lines ever! Karma is a bitch. Hope she gets hers....

She was really fuming over whatever it was he did.

I laughed out loud and had to watch it again. I also love that she was arrested and got caught.

I am sure she will show up promptly for court on August 5th....

Welcome to Michigan...

I don't know how many times I watched it, but I found it impossible to not laugh, even when I tried not to.

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Originally posted by ersatzknarf:
Welcome to Michigan...

Florida man...
Michigan woman...

Can someone explain how an internal combustion engine works?

Props to the cameraman for staying cool, calm, and collected.... I'm not sure I could have held onto the camera and stopped laughing if I had seen this in person.. I can't stop laughing on rerun after rerun

^ I know, right? I had the same thought while watching it. "Either the cameraman is in on this, or it's just another Thursday in the 'hood."

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Originally posted by radioman:
Can someone explain how an internal combustion engine works?

In a four stroke engine, first the piston begins at top dead center of its stroke. It then travels down the cylinder as the intake valve/s open and air/fuel rush in to the vacuum. As the stroke reaches the bottom, the valve/s close and the piston is then driven back up the bore to TDC again which puts the fuel/air mixture under compression. At just the right moment a scatacephalic lady leans in with a lighter and BOOM! Internal combustion. At this point the piston is driven down and the lady is thrown back by the expanding gasses. The piston reaches the bottom of its stroke about the time the lady does the baby elephant walk to the next ready cylinder by Henry Mancini music. The exhaust valve opens and the piston is driven back up by the forces of the other firing pistons on the crank shaft.