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Did Undertaker really burn his brother Kane's face?
No, that was just a storyline.
Did Undertaker burn his arm in 2001?
nope they faked it
Why does everyone say that the undertaker died?
Well, To tell you the truth, the Undertaker actually did die, that's why he's called the "dead man", and if you ask how, a long time ago, some guy named Paul Bearer helped Undertaker's brother Kane burn the Undertaker and then he died and arose from the dead in that very same night, and that was around WrestleMania 13, which seemed like ages ago to some people, but that's exactly what happened.
How did the Undertaker burn his house?
He was trying to cook a cheeseburger and the greese hit the wall and the wall caught on fire
What is the name of the coen brother's latest movie?
Burn After Reading
Do farts burn?
Not really.
Who plays Michael weston's brother on burn notice?
Nate Weston, Michael's brother, is portrayed by Seth Peterson.
Did Undertaker burn down his parent's house?
Theyre parents died in a house fire when Kane & The Undertaker were kids: Kane found a box of matches and he started playing with it and the undertaker blames himself because he says he shouldve known better than letting Kane playing with the box of matches They also found oil, which helped cause the fire. i dont think they really did Its not real its part of the storyline between undertaker and kane's relationship
Does sam axe play michael's brother on burn notice?
No he is just his friend...michaels brithe in burn notice is nate
Did Undertaker burn his chest?
yes recently when he was coming out at the Elimination Chamber his coat caught on fire he suffered 1st and 2nd degree burns.
I have a burn by an oven of 400 degrees and my skin is really dark will it be permanent?
If you have a burn of 400 degree and your skin is really dark, then the permanent is likely to be permanent given the percentage of the burn.
Can ice cream burn your tongue?
Yes. Ice-cream can burn your tongue if the ice-cream is really, really freezing cold.
