The aftermath of the first time this chair started on fire. Note the burn marks on the floor as well. Eventually, this chair was unusable due to the extensive burning.

This is "backdraft"-- fire going into the noise. This is caused by being too close to the ignition source (visible in the lower left). Expelling liquid out the mouth causes air to be pulled in through the noise. This leads to the risk of inhaling burning gasses.

This is the wooden frame of a couch on fire after a overly fuel rich fireball. The cushions have been removed and there was likely little damage from this fire, despite the looks of it. None the less, fires like this are likely to result from blowing fireballs indoors. This fire was likely extinguished with wet towels.

This shot is failing. If you look closely, you can see a stream of liquid coming from his mouth, and it's falling short of the ignition source. This fuel will fall to the ground and on his face and clothing, where it presents of the danger of igniting. The reason this shot has failed is the Dragon is not expelling the fuel fast enough. This may have happened because the Dragon coughed or gaged on the shot, which is always a risk. If you are feeling you have to cough or are gaging on the shot, spit it out away from the flame immediately. Whatever you do, don't swallow the shot! It could cause your esophagus to swell up and make you unable to breath.