Don’t Let Your Belly Button Catch Fire

Steve Hall

Sep. 27, 2011
1 min read

If you never had a good reason to clean your belly button every once in a while, now, thanks to Science World, you do: it could catch on fire if you let it get too dirty down in there. Just ask this guy sitting on the beach. This brilliance comes to us courtesy of Rethink Vancouver.

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