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Hi i am a professional fire twirler and i recently got into fire breathing (a few days) i get a mouthful of kero and the spray it into mist accross a ?
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Be careful: If you aspirate the kerosene into your lungs, you can end up doing serious damage. Once aspiration has occurred, it's not especially treatable. In fact, a few of your peers have been written up for this mishap.
Answered 12/10/2013
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