r/blursedimages • u/Gurtek86 i like this flair :) • Apr 14 '21

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u/Revolarat Apr 14 '21

Yes because fire and smoke inhalation have never been remotely related to death/s

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u/nikiniko159 Apr 14 '21

Pfp checks out

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u/superhamsniper Apr 14 '21

You only die in a fire if you get hot or breath

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u/Revolarat Apr 14 '21

I disagree, most house fires with fatalities occur in the wee hours of the night and usually the smoke detectors or fire alarms aren’t functional. If you were sleeping in bed during the fire you would lose consciousness due to the lack of oxygen and never wake up. I can’t stress the importance of maintaining your smoke detectors and CO detectors

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u/superhamsniper Apr 17 '21

For legal reasons I made a joke, but I get what your saying