When on fire, people in movies seem to recall "stop, drop, and roll" as "run, scream, and panic," amirite?

+575 When on fire, people in movies seem to recall "stop, drop, and roll" as "run, scream, and panic," amirite?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

And "Exit the building in a calm way, in single file line" as "Push anybody in your way on the ground to burn to get out of the building."

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Help me Jesus! Help me Oprah!! Help me Tom Cruise!

by Anonymous 13 years ago

And when it is one of your friends on fire because they wore long sleeves to chemistry class stop, drop, and roll is interpreted as such: stop working, drop to the ground from laughter, continue to roll from such laughter. True story :)

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I agree; I don't exactly think this is excluded to people in movies. ;P If I was on fire, I would probably run around like a freaking maniac.

by Anonymous 13 years ago