Should fire safety be updated?

Well its spring again and it means hot weather.
well i thought its sfe to play with fire out side in the back yard with my friend.
Any way i had ran out of kero and we were burning shit like we usally do on a thursday nite (BIBLESTUDIE PARENTS), so my staff was lit and i went to pour some METHO on to it ,
BAD CHOICE, me friend who was 3 metres away got his arm caught alite,FUCK. The fucking metho caught alite and went back into the container and made the BIGGEST FUCKING MASIVE FIREBALL EVER!!!. :0
which wassn't good my friend's arm caught alite and he ran around screaming fuck fuck fuck fuuuck (he was also swearin after i put him out by hugging him quickly after i heard his scream (which was a second.) :0
so Mal can you update the fire safty.
hear are some good hints.
waether, time (day/night) ect.
so no one else gets burnt like my friend.
P.s he is fine just doped up on alot of fucking morphine.

Fireboy
Fire is dangerous too.

Ahem. At risk of sounding insensitive, this is a little like suggesting that a pilot's safety manual should be updated to suggest that you shouldn't fly planes into tall buildings.

Pouring fuel on a lit torch? Dumb.

This has nothing to do with the weather or time of day. This has everything to do with Darwinism in action.

Thank you Adam. I agree. I think there are certain things that should be known before you start playing with fire and fuels. To be honest putting every little thing into a FAQ would make it huge. It is there for Frequently Asked Questions. This might fall under: "If you're not as smart as your fuel, don't use it." j/k

Seriously though, you must use a little thinking when playing with fire. If something of this nature was mentioned in a "Fire Safety" listing, it wouldn't have helped you here. You weren't reading through a manual at the time. It was a quick action that didn't work out well.

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Stupid people are the reasons for warning labels: "I ate this whole tube of Preparation H and it didn't do anything for my hemaroids."