<human>: Well this happened July 1st but anyway, I live in an apartment and I was trying to cook fried chicken and impress my girlfriend before she came home from work. I was heating up the vegetable oil on high and started realizing it didn't look right. I had it covered and every time I opened it it gave off a weird chemical smell. The last time I uncovered it the oil caught on fire. It wasn't very big mind you, just a rolling blue flame over the top. Unfortunately the rest of the burners and countertops were covered so I placed the pot in the sink. The only thing I thought of to off the flame was by far the stupidest. I turned the faucet on over it and watched it combust while the flame reached toward the ceiling and into the living room ( kitchen is half open where you can see into living and dining room). I ran out to get the fire extinguisher but it was locked and the smasher thing was completely hidden from view. I ran back in and my girlfriends sister had put out the flame by dumping an almost entire bag of flour on it. Before the flame was put out though the sprinkler system activated and alerted the fire department which came in about 20 minutes. So there was little fire damage but my apartment was ultimately flooded by about 3 inches of water. Serve pro was called and are still on the process of repairing whatever water damage had occurred.  Also I didn't have renters insurance at the time and may have to pay for damages out of pocket which they say is around $11,000.  
T.I.F.U!!!!!

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<bot>: Tifu by putting out grease fire with water. Mostly water damage from sprinkler system, may have to pay for repairs myself.