| Display title | Aerosol Flamethrower |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Subtrope of Improvised Weapon. A character uses an aerosol can, such as hairspray, with a match or lighter as a makeshift flamethrower. A serious case of Don't Try This At Home, because there's a very real risk that the flames will heat the canister up enough for it to rupture and explode, or volatile fluid gets the nozzle itself on fire, give burns to the user and then either overheat the canister or melt the valve (starting an uncontrolled flame fountain). Also, the ingredients list is there for a reason, and is there for anyone to read. Read it before burning. See also Farts on Fire for a smaller, more comedic version of this. |
