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    11:13am, EST

    Eduardo Verdugo / AP

    A person carries a "torito," made of paper, as fireworks explode around him in Zapotitlan on the outskirts of Mexico City on Sunday, Feb. 13. "Toritos" are bulls made of paper and fireworks that men carry on their backs.

    Man celebrates by strapping lit fireworks to his back

    By Jonathan Woods, msnbc.com

    Good grief! You think this guy would at least wear safety glasses. This seems like a good way to lose an eye. It’s probably a huge adrenaline rush, just make sure you leave your favorite cotton/polyester blended shirts and pants at home.

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