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So, I lit my iPod Touch on fire...
- Thread starter Disraeli Gears
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Axe? I've head of people spraying their hands in it, lighting it, and being unscathed. No idea if it's true.
Similar concept, actually. I took a hollow cylindrical object (in this case a skateboard wheel) and set it on top of the ipod, pressed the gas release button on a lighter to fill the wheel up with gas, then lit the top. It burns slowly, but if you lift the wheel up (uncovering the opening on the bottom) suddenly more gas can come in contact with flame, so it creates a large, quick flame.
Haven't tried it with axe, but I did try this same thing on my hand (as well as a copy of fight club for the ironic picture) and neither were burned, so I'm assuming unless you did it on your hair or something, it's not going to do any real damage. Kinda cool, really--definitely amusing
.ive done it with axe. used to transfer fire to another person via high 5. or spray someone then light their shirt.
but.. i was 15 years old.
but.. i was 15 years old.
Heh, that's actually a pez dispenser that I found while digging through trinkets from years ago.. I keep my pipes much more well hidden than that
.Heh, that's actually a pez dispenser that I found while digging through trinkets from years ago.. I keep my pipes much more well hidden than that
Well, I'm blind. I'll blame it on you kids and your blurry photos though.
S'pose you could blame that on the phone camera, or, more likely, on the fact that there was a window of less than a second to snap the picture.
bongomania
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Back in high school days I actually did time in juvie for one of these burning-fumes experiments that ended up setting my whole classroom on fire. While class was in session.
There were two teachers present. One had been in 'Nam, and had seen people napalmed. The other had just lost his apartment (and cats) to a fire just a couple of weeks before. How was I to know?
There were two teachers present. One had been in 'Nam, and had seen people napalmed. The other had just lost his apartment (and cats) to a fire just a couple of weeks before. How was I to know?
