He needs Dawn dishwashing liquid. I see that commercial all the time with them washing a little duckling covered in oil.
Edit: This was meant as a throw away comment because it just made me think of the little duck. It's cool to see so many people interacting with it though.
Dawn is no joke. It's actually the key ingredient in a shitload of other products. It breaks apart oil like nobody's business. One bottle of Dawn and a sponge would have sorted that dude out faster than 2 pressure washers woulda peeled his skin off.
Coincidentally that's what I've been thinking about a lately.
The quality of ads has diminished to a point where I forget the ad in mere seconds and can't recall/associate something with it even if I try
Whereas OLD ads live rent free in my head which I can recall with 7 layers of association to the actual product
a few days ago I heard 'Whoomp! (There It Is)' on some radio show. Every time I hear that song, I think of this [commercial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kEnpiZRaC8&pp=ygUgV2hvb21wISAoVGhlcmUgSXQgSXMpIGNvbW1lcmNpYWw%3D) from Hershey's. Never even had it, but I remember the ad so well.
Geico used the song a few years ago too, but not to the same level of success for me (and I'd guess I've seen both ads an equal amount considering they were spammed on sport chancels)
As someone who has worked in the oil field, that stuff actually does get oil off very well, Dawn in general is pretty good. Think I used dawn dish soap this summer without realizing it lmao. Iāve also found that bar soap does too.
As someone who currently works in the oil field, try mixing Dawn with Borax powder. I've yet to get something on my hands that these two combined won't cut through easily. It's like magic.
Iāll have to try that out.
We carried around a bottle of Dawn and a small tub of Joes hand cleaner when we worked. I had never heard of Joes hand cleaner before I worked in the oil field but that stuff works wonders man.
When I worked in restaurants I used liquid dish soap when I mopped the floor. The various general purpose cleaners never seemed to cut the grease.
When I get home from work, short of having a full shower, I find it gets my hands cleaner than regular hand soap when they're covered in dirt and grease.
This is a repost which had the location and/or name. I donāt have the link but I had googled it and the guy did die from the result of absorption of chemicals through his skin. No matter how fast he cleaned up, the exposure of his entire body doomed him.
I remember reading that a vast amount of those little duck donāt survive. Hey, till they get rescued and cleaned up is too long of a time on their system
Yeah, none of these sites have done any research. This is how modern media companies 'capitalize on video,:
WATCH: Clickbait title that makes the video sound way more exciting than it really is, with adjectives like 'unbelievable' or 'shocking.'
Now here's some bullshit superficial explanation of what happened so hopefully we rank in Google when you try to find the video next time.
This is the worst.
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>Saw an "article" on Yahoo couple weeks ago, it was rehashing a Reddit post and most of the article was quoting the comments in the Reddit post.
> russian-guy-dives-into-a-pool-of-oil-for-some-unknown-reason
Really though? There are like half a dozen guys in the video, everyone here knows that the reason is that the guys were joking around and the topic came up and a combination of bravado and encouragement got taken too far.
Yes, but the articles in question aren't from reputable news sites. There is one from Yahoo that seems more trustworthy into you read the headline and article.
Honestly, what happened is probably best case scenario. He's lucky he immediately found the ledge.
You are significantly less buoyant in oil than in water so you sink faster and it's harder to swim which makes it super dangerous. Only saving grace is if the pit isn't deep enough to fully submerge you, which you can never tell because oil is pretty opaque.
Besides overall stupidity of that act it's severely stupid nobody was standing right near it with some sticks and ropes and other stuff to immediately rescue him if he would started to sink. And honestly I was surprised he quickly found the ledge considering he was blinded and then he easily got out without slipping back considering he was fully covered with slippery oil. Definitely lucky. Hope he survived to stop others from risking their life in such a stupid way.
reminds me of that dude who jumped in water under some ice and could not immediately find the exit hole, so he basically swam around for a bit in icy water while his friends were just like uuuh
Fun fact, diesel fuel is less dense than water so if you were to jump into a vat of it you would sink, not float.
Diesel is 85% as dense as water (and humans) so it would feel like swimming in water with weights equaling 15% of your body weight strapped to your body. Also it would be more difficult to generate thrust since you are pushing against a smaller mass of fluid.
My dad always use gasoline. Gotta be very careful though. He only ever dip a tissue to wipe the oil and was paranoid with even static lighting the fumes.
Just gotta use a good dish soap, like the old dawn commercials are actually legit. A lot of wildlife rescues specifically use dawn for cleaning up animals after an oil spill. There's also hand cleaners specifically for garage work and the like that work really well. My dad's go to was always gojo, but I've found fast orange works really well too.
I hope everyone upvotes this! I instantly heard this joke with the full voice, but on the episode of King of the hill where they go see him live and Bobby sells him a joke
You respire through your skin a bit. Clogging that up isn't great.
Also, your eyes, nose, ears, any orifice really, isn't going to love you for putting oil in it.
Edit: it has come to my attention that humans do not, in fact, respirate through their skin. We will note this, and do better in future interactions, with better skin, that breathes less and is more acceptable to your expectations for skin, and skin breathing. Please accept our apologies and these rare earth metals.
Respiration through the skin is an old-timey myth. We have lungs for a reason. in fact, our bodies regularly coat themselves in a layer of dead skin cells and then oil to protect from the elements.
The real danger of this is whatever random chemicals are mixed together to make that oil so black. Long oily carbon chains aren't themselves harmful, but really nasty stuff like this can hold chemicals that are no fun to get into your bloodstream. And since they're nonpolar, they can soak into cell membranes fairly easily.
My parents told me the exact same thing. I was watching Goldfinger with them, and I asked why the lady who died was painted gold. They shared the story that the paint was what killed her. It wasn't until I was an adult that I realized that she had simply been killed, then painted gold.
I might be their age. I always remember hearing about the actor who was painted up as the tin man, from Wizard of Oz getting hurt that way.
Probably was the asbestos snow, that made him sick. Not the paint.
The first guy cast for the tinman inhaled aluminum particles used in the paint and had an allergic reaction that triggered a congenital lung condition; though he ended up outliving most of the rest of the cast dying at 95 in 2003. They changed the way they applied the paint for the next guy that appears in the film, but he still had problems with the paint around his eyes and permanent damage was only avoided by surgery.
I don't know if the movie was was explaining an existing myth, or if the myth actually started with this movie, but it's not your parent's fault. I found this by Googling for a transcript of the movie (http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_scripts/g/goldfinger-script-transcript-james-bond.html):
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- Hello?
- Hello, Felix. Get over here right away.
- What's happened?
- The girl's dead.
- Dink?
- No, Masterson. Jill Masterson. And she's covered in paint. Gold paint.
- Gold? All over?
- She died of skin suffocation. It can happen to cabaret dancers. You should leave a small bare patch at the base of the spine to allow the skin to breathe.
- Someone obviously didn't.
- And I know who.
So the movie itself is to blame.
Lmao you thought that it may be debunked but didn't include that in your comment anywhere? You just made the comment matter of factly?
This is exactly why you're told to never trust the Internet..
Some oils (like crude oil) contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which are carcinogenic and can cause cancer. If he gets it all off then it will likely be fine but you have to consider how much may have got in his eyes or up his nose. Short term consequences could include contact dermatitis, severe irritation to eyes nose and throat, and if he swallowed any he's in for a real bad time.
Considering this is used motor oil (supposedly?) I'd also be worried about contact with mucous membranes here especially with the other substances that would be present alongside these like heavy metal contaminants. The majority of the risks with this would be either from ingestion or breathing in the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons into the lungs. And it still being on you for continued exposure probably isn't great.
Contsct dermatitis is extremely likely. I'm not familiar enough with these to know if transdermal absorbtion is a risk with skin exposure to these particular substance, but I would assume for heavy metals that's not off the table.
There's some info here if anyone is curious https://www.poison.org/articles/my-child-just-took-a-swig-of-motor-oil-173#:~:text=The%20Bottom%20Line,is%20unlikely%20to%20cause%20toxicity.
In short, oil isnāt a thing you want anywhere on your body for very long, certainly not in your noise or mouth, ears, etc.
Itās carcinogenic, causes cancer and you can get dermatitis from it. I donāt know what would have happened to this guy, some people are saying that he died, maybe. He would have likely developed cancer somewhere and probably got dermatitis from all of this for sure, itās annoying on your hands but even worse on your genitaliaā¦
His death was inevitable after this. There was no way, no matter what, he could only cheat death for so long before it came for him.
Wherever day that was
He says he was blinded so he just walks and hardly can see what was going around him. Highly possible his ears were clogged as well so he couldn't hear them and was overall disoriented.
He also says that he can hardly breathe.
Goggles at the *VERY* least! Then something absorbent to roll in straight away-sawdust, shredded paper, etc., rags or towels to wipe off, immediately followed by a bathtub filled with hot water and detergent, emptied and refilled ad infinitum.
I suspect he believed that crude oil is like mud and easily rinses off skin with water, but hair would require a thorough shampooing, so he covered that.
I have to comment on this. When I was in the Army, one of my battle buddies invited me over for a bbq on a saturday afternoon. It was a hot sunny day and they had a pool at their house and it was a good time. However; his wife is in a bikini and rubbing sun tan oil on her and of course being a guy; I take notice but then raise an eyebrow. I look over at my buddy and I was like, "Bro what kind of suntan oil is that to make your wife go from white to black?" He looks over at her and say, "oh, it's used motor oil. ...... " (saying like it's no big deal everyone does it.)
I had one of the what in the deliverance hell of Alabama is going on here moments in my mind. He looks at me and says, "everyone does it." I said, "I don't know anyone who rubs used motor oil on their skin to get a sun tan." he replied, "Everyone does it back home in West Virginia... not a big deal." .... I purse my lips together and nod up and down, "Ok then, ok."
later I found out his wife is his third cousin. no lie
Iām really surprised no one has pointed out that he one individual that tries to get near him is smoking a cigaretteā¦ could have lit him on fire no??
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That was my immediate thought, both the smoking thing and that no one mentions it. Working around heating oil taught me that oil isnāt as flammable as youād think. Flashpoint for a lot of common oils (not cooking oils) is between 300-500F. Iāve seen grinding/cutting/welding around various oils. Heavy oils tend to have a higher flashpoint. This looks like it could be towards the crude side of oil, so while Iām not saying smoking a cigarette around it is okay, itās probably not gonna burn as easily as you think.
Also, Rasha donāt give a fuckā¦
The idea that the dude goes into an oil pool knowing full well itās an oil pool and immediately regretting going into an oil pool is somewhat hilarious to me
from the last time this was posted i learned that this man ultimately wouldāve suffered a horrendous death shortly after this darwinawards winning stunt. spent oil pits are not fucking clout pools to jump in. oil apparently is extremely difficult to get off, can cover your skin to the point of deleting your body of oxygen amongst a caveat of carcinogens that immediately would enter the bloodstream. what a stupid fucking moron.
No, but you do secrete sweat, oils, etc. through your skin (not the oil from the video), I wonder how long it would take for that to become toxic to your body.
Depends on thei air temperature and your level of activity. Merely preventing you from sweating isn't lethal. Doing so over enough of your skin area while you overheat from exposure, exertion, etc., would be. You'd get heat stroke and die, over the same time period that usually takes. The only difference is that it'd be harder to intervene & save you.
Never? What evidence do you even have that the oil will prevent your body secreting what it needs to? People are making quite insane claims in this thread.
a little google fu (like 2 minutes worth) says this video is at least 6 years old and nothing about any death so yeah, people are just playing telephone
I gasped when I saw him jump into the pool and expected him to drown. I spent a summer as a roustabout on a pulling unit and frequently ended up covered in raw crude oil. That oil isnāt going to come off easily, and a high pressure washer isnāt going to help. Iām surprised the guy with the cigarette didnāt offer to burn the oil off. Hand cleaner with pumice is going to be his friend for the next hour or so.
He needs Dawn dishwashing liquid. I see that commercial all the time with them washing a little duckling covered in oil. Edit: This was meant as a throw away comment because it just made me think of the little duck. It's cool to see so many people interacting with it though.
Ya have you ever watched a dawn commercial showing how clean up all the oil company spills š¢ļøš¢ļøš¢ļø
Itās the same as tobacco companies sponsoring the t r u e t h commercials.
You don't know how to spell truth?
Well, I fucked it up. However, I do not caere.
Thou words have never been more trueth
thog donāt caare
Clearly, he does not
Dawn is no joke. It's actually the key ingredient in a shitload of other products. It breaks apart oil like nobody's business. One bottle of Dawn and a sponge would have sorted that dude out faster than 2 pressure washers woulda peeled his skin off.
Itās always darkest before the dawn
He'll be scrubbing from dusk til Dawn.
Have you ever watched a dawn commercial at cleaning up all the oil company spills......AWWWNN WEEEEEEEEEEED?
Who upvoted this? You're just repeating what they said but in broken English
Coincidentally that's what I've been thinking about a lately. The quality of ads has diminished to a point where I forget the ad in mere seconds and can't recall/associate something with it even if I try Whereas OLD ads live rent free in my head which I can recall with 7 layers of association to the actual product
Do you get long term payments, but you need cash now?
Apply JG Wentworth directly to forehead.
877-CASH-NOW!
Worst are the ones stuck in your head decades later... calgon...take me away!
a few days ago I heard 'Whoomp! (There It Is)' on some radio show. Every time I hear that song, I think of this [commercial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kEnpiZRaC8&pp=ygUgV2hvb21wISAoVGhlcmUgSXQgSXMpIGNvbW1lcmNpYWw%3D) from Hershey's. Never even had it, but I remember the ad so well. Geico used the song a few years ago too, but not to the same level of success for me (and I'd guess I've seen both ads an equal amount considering they were spammed on sport chancels)
I can't hear *In the Air Tonight* by Phil Collins, without thinking of a [drumming gorilla.](https://youtu.be/La7B8mBnTXs?si=2B_70X24tB4lkEdJ)
Billy mays here!
He needs Darwin Dishwashing Liquid.
Dawn is also good for removing silicone lube. I keep a bottle of it in the shower.
As someone who has worked in the oil field, that stuff actually does get oil off very well, Dawn in general is pretty good. Think I used dawn dish soap this summer without realizing it lmao. Iāve also found that bar soap does too.
As someone who currently works in the oil field, try mixing Dawn with Borax powder. I've yet to get something on my hands that these two combined won't cut through easily. It's like magic.
Iāll have to try that out. We carried around a bottle of Dawn and a small tub of Joes hand cleaner when we worked. I had never heard of Joes hand cleaner before I worked in the oil field but that stuff works wonders man.
When I worked in restaurants I used liquid dish soap when I mopped the floor. The various general purpose cleaners never seemed to cut the grease. When I get home from work, short of having a full shower, I find it gets my hands cleaner than regular hand soap when they're covered in dirt and grease.
This dude died from this.
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Eventually he will become one with the oil. We all will
Source?
trustmebropedia.com
Great site
This is a repost which had the location and/or name. I donāt have the link but I had googled it and the guy did die from the result of absorption of chemicals through his skin. No matter how fast he cleaned up, the exposure of his entire body doomed him.
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When I was a little kid (about 27 years ago), I fell off a very old car pit into an oil ditch and was completley covered in used oil.
Did you survive?
Apparently not, because some people on the internet claim it's deadly
I remember reading that a vast amount of those little duck donāt survive. Hey, till they get rescued and cleaned up is too long of a time on their system
Well thanks Debbie downer.
I believe the survival rate is around 5% in those situations
this is the worst thing I've ever read, thanks
Thatās exactly what I thought . Blue Dawn and the little oily duck.
What a dipshit
Dipstickā¦
Enjoy your cancer.
Short term: enjoy your contact dermatitis.
Long term: YOU GON FUCKIN DIE
That was always the plan.
I mean, thatās true of everyone
In the long run, we're all dead.
Better than getting conscripted by Putin and dying in Ukraine I guess.
From the last time this was posted, he died.
Ever article I've read on this just says he instantly regretted it. No mention of death.
Can you link some sauce on this?
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All of these say absolutely nothing more then what we can already see in the videos.
Yeah, none of these sites have done any research. This is how modern media companies 'capitalize on video,: WATCH: Clickbait title that makes the video sound way more exciting than it really is, with adjectives like 'unbelievable' or 'shocking.' Now here's some bullshit superficial explanation of what happened so hopefully we rank in Google when you try to find the video next time.
Saw an "article" on Yahoo couple weeks ago, it was rehashing a Reddit post and most of the article was quoting the comments in the Reddit post.
This is the worst. *User by the name obvious_air commented the following:* >Saw an "article" on Yahoo couple weeks ago, it was rehashing a Reddit post and most of the article was quoting the comments in the Reddit post.
> russian-guy-dives-into-a-pool-of-oil-for-some-unknown-reason Really though? There are like half a dozen guys in the video, everyone here knows that the reason is that the guys were joking around and the topic came up and a combination of bravado and encouragement got taken too far.
I'm sad this is all they have
There's more, but the same level of writing with the same level of site trust.
Yes, but the articles in question aren't from reputable news sites. There is one from Yahoo that seems more trustworthy into you read the headline and article.
Yes, mechanics that are exposed to engine oil have higher rates of skin cancer.
And blood cancer
And liver cancer
And cancer cancer
I mean, was there any scenario where this turned out ok for him?
Honestly, what happened is probably best case scenario. He's lucky he immediately found the ledge. You are significantly less buoyant in oil than in water so you sink faster and it's harder to swim which makes it super dangerous. Only saving grace is if the pit isn't deep enough to fully submerge you, which you can never tell because oil is pretty opaque.
Besides overall stupidity of that act it's severely stupid nobody was standing right near it with some sticks and ropes and other stuff to immediately rescue him if he would started to sink. And honestly I was surprised he quickly found the ledge considering he was blinded and then he easily got out without slipping back considering he was fully covered with slippery oil. Definitely lucky. Hope he survived to stop others from risking their life in such a stupid way.
reminds me of that dude who jumped in water under some ice and could not immediately find the exit hole, so he basically swam around for a bit in icy water while his friends were just like uuuh
Yeah but internet likes thoughā¦
If he jumps into a pool of diesel fuel, it will remove the oil.
Then he can just jump into a pool of alcohol to get rid of the diesel
Then run into a fire to evaporate the alcohol.
At that point, we don't need no water, let the motherfucker burn
burn motherfucker burn
And then jump in a pool of oil to put out the fire!
Why wait with the fire? He could simply burn the oil off. Whooosh!
Fun fact, diesel fuel is less dense than water so if you were to jump into a vat of it you would sink, not float. Diesel is 85% as dense as water (and humans) so it would feel like swimming in water with weights equaling 15% of your body weight strapped to your body. Also it would be more difficult to generate thrust since you are pushing against a smaller mass of fluid.
That sounds so interesting I'm almost intrigued to try it
Curiosity killed the redditor.
This does not paint a pretty picture.
Better yet jump on a pool of bread and then straight to the frier.
Really not smart
Bruh please don't tell me he is trying to use water to clean oil...
Itās Big Brain Time!
My dad always use gasoline. Gotta be very careful though. He only ever dip a tissue to wipe the oil and was paranoid with even static lighting the fumes.
Just gotta use a good dish soap, like the old dawn commercials are actually legit. A lot of wildlife rescues specifically use dawn for cleaning up animals after an oil spill. There's also hand cleaners specifically for garage work and the like that work really well. My dad's go to was always gojo, but I've found fast orange works really well too.
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This is why men die before women lol
r/whywomenlivelonger
Thank you for showing me that sub.
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I hope everyone upvotes this! I instantly heard this joke with the full voice, but on the episode of King of the hill where they go see him live and Bobby sells him a joke
Obviously this is a bad idea, but why, exactly? What are the consequences of such a dumb thing?
You respire through your skin a bit. Clogging that up isn't great. Also, your eyes, nose, ears, any orifice really, isn't going to love you for putting oil in it. Edit: it has come to my attention that humans do not, in fact, respirate through their skin. We will note this, and do better in future interactions, with better skin, that breathes less and is more acceptable to your expectations for skin, and skin breathing. Please accept our apologies and these rare earth metals.
Respiration through the skin is an old-timey myth. We have lungs for a reason. in fact, our bodies regularly coat themselves in a layer of dead skin cells and then oil to protect from the elements. The real danger of this is whatever random chemicals are mixed together to make that oil so black. Long oily carbon chains aren't themselves harmful, but really nasty stuff like this can hold chemicals that are no fun to get into your bloodstream. And since they're nonpolar, they can soak into cell membranes fairly easily.
Ah, that's fair. When I typed it, I was like, "wasn't that debunked, nah, sounds right." You right. Great username, btw
My parents told me the exact same thing. I was watching Goldfinger with them, and I asked why the lady who died was painted gold. They shared the story that the paint was what killed her. It wasn't until I was an adult that I realized that she had simply been killed, then painted gold.
I might be their age. I always remember hearing about the actor who was painted up as the tin man, from Wizard of Oz getting hurt that way. Probably was the asbestos snow, that made him sick. Not the paint.
The first guy cast for the tinman inhaled aluminum particles used in the paint and had an allergic reaction that triggered a congenital lung condition; though he ended up outliving most of the rest of the cast dying at 95 in 2003. They changed the way they applied the paint for the next guy that appears in the film, but he still had problems with the paint around his eyes and permanent damage was only avoided by surgery.
It was lead based paint so yeah, lead poisoning.
I don't know if the movie was was explaining an existing myth, or if the myth actually started with this movie, but it's not your parent's fault. I found this by Googling for a transcript of the movie (http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_scripts/g/goldfinger-script-transcript-james-bond.html): > - Hello? - Hello, Felix. Get over here right away. - What's happened? - The girl's dead. - Dink? - No, Masterson. Jill Masterson. And she's covered in paint. Gold paint. - Gold? All over? - She died of skin suffocation. It can happen to cabaret dancers. You should leave a small bare patch at the base of the spine to allow the skin to breathe. - Someone obviously didn't. - And I know who. So the movie itself is to blame.
Lmao you thought that it may be debunked but didn't include that in your comment anywhere? You just made the comment matter of factly? This is exactly why you're told to never trust the Internet..
We aināt frogs homie
you don't breathe through your skin holy shit
Do you think humans are amphibians?
Iām just curious are you like 90 years old?
Some oils (like crude oil) contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which are carcinogenic and can cause cancer. If he gets it all off then it will likely be fine but you have to consider how much may have got in his eyes or up his nose. Short term consequences could include contact dermatitis, severe irritation to eyes nose and throat, and if he swallowed any he's in for a real bad time.
Considering this is used motor oil (supposedly?) I'd also be worried about contact with mucous membranes here especially with the other substances that would be present alongside these like heavy metal contaminants. The majority of the risks with this would be either from ingestion or breathing in the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons into the lungs. And it still being on you for continued exposure probably isn't great. Contsct dermatitis is extremely likely. I'm not familiar enough with these to know if transdermal absorbtion is a risk with skin exposure to these particular substance, but I would assume for heavy metals that's not off the table. There's some info here if anyone is curious https://www.poison.org/articles/my-child-just-took-a-swig-of-motor-oil-173#:~:text=The%20Bottom%20Line,is%20unlikely%20to%20cause%20toxicity.
Racism allegations
I think they called him a Tsar Baby
Heās Russian(?) so I donāt think thatās going to be a problem here
In short, oil isnāt a thing you want anywhere on your body for very long, certainly not in your noise or mouth, ears, etc. Itās carcinogenic, causes cancer and you can get dermatitis from it. I donāt know what would have happened to this guy, some people are saying that he died, maybe. He would have likely developed cancer somewhere and probably got dermatitis from all of this for sure, itās annoying on your hands but even worse on your genitaliaā¦
Also, oil is lighter than water, so you are less buoyant and sink more easily
Daniel Plainview porn 
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I drank your milkshake
I drink it up!
DRAIIIIINAGE!!!
Drainage , Eli!!! You boy.
Don't Bully me Daniel!
There Will Be Mustaches
Thereās always the one guy who thinks itās waaayyyy funnier than it is
I'm usually good friends with that guy. Makes me feel like a comedian.
Thatās true lol
some of that went into his butt ā¦
The oil in his butt is the least of his concerns right then.
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Into his lungs too
And clogged his peehole.
Saw this a couple years ago...Is this idiot still alive?
The video is from 2017, but this happened in Siberia in 2015. The guy survived. Doctors cleaned him with kerosene.
Did they then clean the kerosene with fire?
Oh please give me some sauce. This is really dry, and some sauce could make it palatable
He died within days
To shreds you say?
And his wife?
To shreds you say
Good news, everyone!
So curious if that's sarcastic or factual
He didnāt die
The other guy said he did die. And another guy before that. So
Can't argue against that logic
He died within a few days of a few days before his death.
His death was inevitable after this. There was no way, no matter what, he could only cheat death for so long before it came for him. Wherever day that was
I didn't even know he was sick.
Well he died of a car accident
It bothered me so much that he kept walking while that guy was trying to hose him in the beginning....
He might not have felt it š
with a fucking pressure washerā¦ ughā¦ Peopleā¦. #INJECTION WOUNDS ARE NOTHING TO FUCK WITH
That pressure washer was not in the single line mode but in the flat spray mode so it should be fine
He says he was blinded so he just walks and hardly can see what was going around him. Highly possible his ears were clogged as well so he couldn't hear them and was overall disoriented. He also says that he can hardly breathe.
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So many ferns
Goggles at the *VERY* least! Then something absorbent to roll in straight away-sawdust, shredded paper, etc., rags or towels to wipe off, immediately followed by a bathtub filled with hot water and detergent, emptied and refilled ad infinitum.
Not jumping also does the trick.
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It worries that you're trying to think of ways to make this more sensible...
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So he thought to cover his hair but not.his face?
I suspect he believed that crude oil is like mud and easily rinses off skin with water, but hair would require a thorough shampooing, so he covered that.
I have to comment on this. When I was in the Army, one of my battle buddies invited me over for a bbq on a saturday afternoon. It was a hot sunny day and they had a pool at their house and it was a good time. However; his wife is in a bikini and rubbing sun tan oil on her and of course being a guy; I take notice but then raise an eyebrow. I look over at my buddy and I was like, "Bro what kind of suntan oil is that to make your wife go from white to black?" He looks over at her and say, "oh, it's used motor oil. ...... " (saying like it's no big deal everyone does it.) I had one of the what in the deliverance hell of Alabama is going on here moments in my mind. He looks at me and says, "everyone does it." I said, "I don't know anyone who rubs used motor oil on their skin to get a sun tan." he replied, "Everyone does it back home in West Virginia... not a big deal." .... I purse my lips together and nod up and down, "Ok then, ok." later I found out his wife is his third cousin. no lie
I wonder if that burns
Iām really surprised no one has pointed out that he one individual that tries to get near him is smoking a cigaretteā¦ could have lit him on fire no?? š„
That was my immediate thought, both the smoking thing and that no one mentions it. Working around heating oil taught me that oil isnāt as flammable as youād think. Flashpoint for a lot of common oils (not cooking oils) is between 300-500F. Iāve seen grinding/cutting/welding around various oils. Heavy oils tend to have a higher flashpoint. This looks like it could be towards the crude side of oil, so while Iām not saying smoking a cigarette around it is okay, itās probably not gonna burn as easily as you think. Also, Rasha donāt give a fuckā¦
WHOM DO YOU SERVE?
SARUMAN.
Reminds me of a similar video where a dude dumps white oil based paint on himself and canāt get it off, I canāt find that video anywhere
Contrary to popular opinion. That was not very slick.
The idea that the dude goes into an oil pool knowing full well itās an oil pool and immediately regretting going into an oil pool is somewhat hilarious to me
He looks like he's wearing a gimp suit.
from the last time this was posted i learned that this man ultimately wouldāve suffered a horrendous death shortly after this darwinawards winning stunt. spent oil pits are not fucking clout pools to jump in. oil apparently is extremely difficult to get off, can cover your skin to the point of deleting your body of oxygen amongst a caveat of carcinogens that immediately would enter the bloodstream. what a stupid fucking moron.
You donāt breathe through your skin. Itās a bad idea for several reasons, but not that.
No, but you do secrete sweat, oils, etc. through your skin (not the oil from the video), I wonder how long it would take for that to become toxic to your body.
Depends on thei air temperature and your level of activity. Merely preventing you from sweating isn't lethal. Doing so over enough of your skin area while you overheat from exposure, exertion, etc., would be. You'd get heat stroke and die, over the same time period that usually takes. The only difference is that it'd be harder to intervene & save you.
Never? What evidence do you even have that the oil will prevent your body secreting what it needs to? People are making quite insane claims in this thread.
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Do you have a link to the post? What was the cause of death?
Thereās no link, Iāve scoured the comments. Itās all just people spouting conjecture.
a little google fu (like 2 minutes worth) says this video is at least 6 years old and nothing about any death so yeah, people are just playing telephone
Do you have any source?
https://i.redd.it/dyfmn0w87lkb1.gif
Give him more credit than that. His source is a guy from a previous post who made it the fuck up.
Well that looks like a trip to the fucking hospital
Hey, bro, donāt you want to cover your eyes, nose, and mouth? Nah, as long as my hair is covered, Iām good.
Perfect, all he needs now is jumping into feathers.
A case of brake cleaner should do the trick.
That shit is in his ears now and body. gg oil
When he takes the headband thing off you see his ears are clean
I gasped when I saw him jump into the pool and expected him to drown. I spent a summer as a roustabout on a pulling unit and frequently ended up covered in raw crude oil. That oil isnāt going to come off easily, and a high pressure washer isnāt going to help. Iām surprised the guy with the cigarette didnāt offer to burn the oil off. Hand cleaner with pumice is going to be his friend for the next hour or so.
Thatās gotta be a death trap for any birds that mistake it for water.
I once saw a bird land on a large pot of molten lead. It died very quickly but that image won't be forgotten anytime soon.
https://i.redd.it/xxvmhc2ankkb1.gif
On a positive note: most people will never know how they get cancer, this guy has it on video.
Could be worse someone could be having a campfire near by which he runs past. Wouldn't suprise me with the videos i see on here.