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well done! It's the gas in the lighter, they hate! Gromit makes funny faces when I take a lighter in my hand and the B's even go hiding…

As I tried to make them avoid dangerous things, they have learned that this is a very bad smelling thing, so they never would touch it.

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I must say medjai does that with liquor, so it might be the liquid in the lighter first. Medjai's seen fire pits and is ok with them.
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