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In film, do fire hydrants always get destroyed?

I musta scene numerous films, usually in the action/adventure/scifi genres where a fire hydrant is always knocked over makin' a fountain. (This applies on some action TV shows, 2). Out-of-control motor vehicles usually do this. Is that a obligatory movie phenomenon? I think Roger Ebert must've observed that in his movie glossary.

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sounds like the chimney or flue is not drawing properly. Best option is to have a profession chimney cleaner come and clean and check for blockage. If you have air coming in, you may also have flue gas and carbon monoxide. This is no joking matter and can be lethal.

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