what is it called when you blow up from the inside out? something combustion?
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spontaneous human combustion\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_human_combustion
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its kinda like blowing something off.. like "yeah right"
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I read a magazine article saying that in the old days when they had a worker in their village they wanted to get rid of they burnt down that person's house so that they would leave the village. That is where "fired" came from.\n\nAt least that is how the magazine's Historic Trivia column described the origin.
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Are you asking about flame (as in fire), or phlegm (mucous), or what?
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In addition to the information in the third answer you have here, I have the following.  (And be warned, it's kind of graphic....)\n\nWhat happens in so-called Spontaneous Human Combustion is this. A person falls asleep, passes out, dies or in some other way becomes incapacitated and unable to wake up.  An ignition source then lights whatever clothing or fabric the person is in or wearing.  The fabric burns and melts some body fat.  The melted body fat then is wicked into the burning fabric.  Essentially, the body and clothes turn into a giant candle; melting body fat, wicking the body fat into the fabric then burning it off.  This creates a very hot internal temperature (hot enough to burn bones to ash).  And, since the melted body fat is wicked into the fabric, the fire doesn't spread.  It burns rather slowly and very hot.  Since the extremities (hands & feet)  have very little body fat, they are often left behind.\n\nAlso, burning flesh leaves the "sickly sweet" smell often associated with so-called SHC....\n\nThis was demonstrated on a program I saw some time ago on The Discovery Networks.  They wrapped a pig in a blanket (please, no jokes about breakfast) and lit the blanket on fire.  The pig's body fat wicked into the blanket and burned like a candle.  And the internal temperature of the carcass was in the range to reduce bones to ash.  I just wish I could remember the name of the program.
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you mean like farts?! well, from my past expriences and from what people have told me, its a build up of chemicals in your body that get released through one whole or the other.  ya know when you add chlorine to bleach and put it in a closed container, it explodes, becasue of the build up of chemicals inside, the pressure gets to high, it's gotta come out somewhere, right?\n\ndoes that at all sound logical?
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It usually means several guys blowing their load on you.
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A blue flame with the bunsen air hole completely open is called a roaring flame. This flame shows a small purplish come inside the blue outer flame. The top of this cone is the hottest spot in the flame.\n\nsee pic \nhttp://www.blcleathertech.com/default.asp?id=99
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Fuel, Heat, Oxygen - Also known as the traditional fire triangle.\n\nFuel - Something that can be burned\n\nHeat - The fuel must be heated to the point that it can burn.  Yes, it's true that once the fire starts it can and does generate it's own heat, but if that heat were removed somehow (i.e. the application of water), the fire goes out.\n\nOxygen - Fire's need oxygen to burn.  This is either the oxygen in the air, or from the chemicals that are burning, such as oxidizers.  If you were to interrupt the oxygen with say another gas, such as CO2 (as in a CO2 fire extinguisher), or blanket the fuel with dry chemical, a fire blanket, foam, etc., the fire goes out.\n\nThere is actually a fourth component to fire, and that's the chemical chain reaction itself.  Adding this forth component changes the fire triangle to a fire tetrahedron.  If the chemical reaction is halted, say by adding Halon, FM-200, FE-13, or some other gaseous fire extinguishing agent, the fire goes out. (and NO, halon does not "suck" all the oxygen out of the air, there's much more to it than that.)\n\nThat all being said, I like hatingmsn's answer that you may also need a permit!  HEHE... good one and may actually be a fifth component!
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that is a very interesting question...i was watching a documentary about that, it sounds incredible but i believe it can be real. One difficult thing to understand is how can fire be created from inside the body..if there is no enough oxygen....besides nothing burns from the inside out.
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You get this building of presure in the walls of your vagina.  It gets really hot and sensitive.  Then when you can't take the building of pressure anymore you let it go and all this creamy fluid comes out and you can't touch your clit anymore.  It is cum that comes out when a woman has an orgasm, what else would the fluid be called?
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Combustion or burning is a complex sequence of chemical reactions between a fuel and an oxidant accompanied by the production of heat or both heat and light in the form of either a glow or flames.\n\nIn a complete combustion reaction, a compound reacts with an oxidizing element, and the products are compounds of each element in the fuel with the oxidizing element.
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Ummm...what kind of tail are you eating and why would you want to blow it up?  Sounds painful.
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vibration of the spincter muscle there, which allows, well, stuff to pass out at will and not uncontrollably! a fart is a pretty powerful thing!
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spontaneously bursts into flames, then it's a cookout!
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A substance that spontaneously ignites on contact with air is called a pyrophoric chemical.  There are lots of them.  Many are organometallic compounds.  \n\nSome examples include: diborane, diethylzinc, tert-butyllithium, and diphosphine.
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which ones ?? some heat a coil inside and you get puff of scented smoke like a small oil burner or some have a little fan inside to blow the scent out, some are aerosol with variable timer's