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This may be the funniest YouTube video of all time. Keywords: fireworks, no pants, NSFW, and "Rectum? It nearly killed 'em!"

Update: Of course YouTube pulled the video, but here's an alternate link. (thx, ryan)

Oct 1, 2007 • tags: nsfw video fireworks

Fire at a fireworks factory = lots of explosions. I went to a fireworks display when I was a kid and about 5 minutes in, the structure they were launching them out of caught on fire and the rest of the display went off in the space of 2-3 minutes. Best fireworks I've ever seen...

Update: Wikipedia has more on this explosion, which occurred in The Netherlands in 2000. (thx to the dozens who sent this in)

Jan 24, 2006 • tags: fireworks video netherlands

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