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Topic: Pyromania
started by: RenegadeSnark

Posted by RenegadeSnark on Feb. 24 2001,21:54

Yes, it's me in this video...

< http://boomgames.com/chase/fire.asf >

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Posted by MattimeoZ80 on Feb. 24 2001,22:10

remember what smokey sayz! i hope you have good insurance if you keep doing stuff like that... lets see a computer or something next time.

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Posted by MattimeoZ80 on Feb. 24 2001,22:10

stupid double post

This message has been edited by MattimeoZ80 on February 25, 2001 at 05:10 PM

Posted by damien_s_lucifer on Feb. 24 2001,23:59

I hope you're just starting to play with fire, 'cause that wasn't real impressive.

next time, do this :

1. poke a small hole in the cap of your plastic bottle. try this with a small bottle first, and work your way up to gallon jugs.

2. fill bottle with vast quantity of butane. don't be cheap! get some liquid in there!!!

3. cap the bottle, and put some Scotch tape over the hole.

4. use twigs to build a small fire. DO THIS OUTSIDE, DUMBASS!!!

5. lay bottle on its side about a foot away from the fire. Make sure the cap is pointed towards the fire. TAKE OFF THE TAPE unless you're interested in having a fireball shoot up someone's leg.

6. get a friend to jump on the bottle as hard as he can. BOOM!

When you've mastered butane, grasshopper, then you must move on to propane...

or gunpowder.

This message has been edited by damien_s_lucifer on February 25, 2001 at 07:03 PM

Posted by Sithiee on Feb. 25 2001,00:17

quote:
Originally posted by damien_s_lucifer:
6. get a friend to jump on the bottle as hard as he can. BOOM!

how long will this person remain your friend?

Posted by incubus on Feb. 25 2001,11:51

Amusingly, watching Chase's video reveals something rather scary. Play it again, but next time look at his face, not the bottle, as he drops the rag in the fire. A secondary fireball misses his eyes my centimetres. lol. No wonder he moved so fast ...

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Posted by solid on Feb. 26 2001,00:02

you call that playing with fire? man i took my deoderant spray and that candle grease and lighted it up and it went on forever, then i sprayed it some more cuz it was fun, then i practically set my balcony on fire with the spray, and then my cousin joined me and we took cardboard and newspaper and made a cigar with newspaper tips and a cardboard outer roll, and i breathed into it (not inhale) after lighting it up when spraying it for like.. 2 mins, and then it was like i was breathing fire! it was pretty wicked.

and then there was that time that i made a cooking oil fire, and couldnt put it out so i just poured a jug of water over it.. and the time me and my friends took that coke can and made it a incendiary (or however you spell it) hand grenade.. ahaha..

damn i love fire.

Posted by Dark Knight Bob on Feb. 26 2001,00:20

i live for DESTRUCTION!

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Hey DKB shu'p with all that jibba jabber ya crazy foo!

Posted by askheaves on Feb. 26 2001,02:01

You wussies. My brother has you all beat, and maybe even me. I'll start with my story, because it's less interesting.

I was in Aviation class. It was boring because our teacher was a complete dumbass. So, at some point (week 2?) the class became a butts-up game right outside the room for the rest of the quarter. One day, when it was raining and we couldn't go out, a buddy and I sat in the back of the room. We took some Silly Putty, and stuck it to the bottom of a plastic chair (assuming it was inflammable). We lit the Silly Putty up because I wanted to show him that it was flammable. Keep in mind the teacher is attempting to teach at this time, merely 12 feet away.

So, the Silly Putty is starting to burn, and my friend (Chris) is saying that it was pretty cool. We thought that it would burn out, but it didn't. The back of the chair started on fire, with a healthy smoke billowing out of the back of the room. We had to kick the Silly Putty off the chair, onto the ground, and stomp it out.

The teacher realized it was getting smokey in the room (as did everybody else) and came back to investigate. We had to admit it was us that created the smoke. He took us out of the room and we had to explain what we were doing. We stood there talking to him and he asked what we did. Chris tells him that we stole some acid from chemistry class and put some on some Silly Putty and it started smoking.

That was a good enough explanation for the teacher (told you he was dumb) and he sent us back into the room. We opened up the door to the outside world, aired out the room, and got on with class.

Scott Free

I'll tell you all my brother's story later. This post is too long and I have things to do. I'll tell you, though, his beats mine.

Posted by psaph on Feb. 26 2001,02:20

Rii-ight.

Posted by Wolfguard on Feb. 26 2001,10:25

When you get into the class of Det-Cord, C4, Diesel fuel and ivory soap let me know

Nice thing about the army, they let you play with lots of cool stuff that has only one purpose in life.

To fuck shit up

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Posted by damien_s_lucifer on Feb. 27 2001,07:45

Mr. Snark, go down to your local hardware store and pick up some SolidOx. It's used for welding, so you'll find it by the welding stuff.

When you have obtained this material, let me know and I will teach you an amazing pyrotechnic trick - a paste that will burn through steel.

Posted by Neophyre on Feb. 27 2001,08:48

haha yeah thermite rules!
it can burn through the bonnet of the car, right through the block of the engine, and still be burning at the floor

Great for pay phones

Posted by damien_s_lucifer on Feb. 27 2001,08:56

it's not true thermite(no metal powder in it) but I consider that a feature

it's solidox mixed with gasoline. if you added some metal powder you'd get thermite - not recommended unless you've got a LOT of practice with fire!!!

Posted by kuru on Feb. 27 2001,09:30

after all the fun stuff i've done with fire, mainly setting them all over the place when i was younger and playing with acetylene torches and stuff, the best thing i've seen yet was my second semester physics prof, from italy.

he'd come in every day and light something on fire, once it was his shoes, and say shit like <beavis and butthead voice>'i like fire heh heh heh'</beavis and butthead voice>

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Posted by whiskey@throttle on Feb. 27 2001,19:45

you are one bored little boy, mr snark.

you should get your hands on some sodium.

This message has been edited by whiskey@throttle on February 28, 2001 at 02:59 PM

Posted by whiskey@throttle on Feb. 27 2001,19:58

quote:
Mr. Snark, go down to your local hardware store and pick up some SolidOx. It's used for welding, so you'll find it by the welding stuff.
When you have obtained this material, let me know and I will teach you an amazing pyrotechnic trick - a paste that will burn through steel.

< Scroll down for Solidox Recipe >

Posted by damien_s_lucifer on Feb. 27 2001,23:38

quote:
Originally posted by whiskey@throttle:
< Scroll down for Solidox Recipe >

Tried it. It's not as good as mixing with gasoline, but then it's not as flammable either.

Remember, one of the most powerful explosives available is ammonium nitrate mixed with diesel.

By the way, does anyone know the properties of potassium permanganate? As I recall, you can use it as an oxidizer, like ammonium nitrate.

Posted by Blain on Feb. 28 2001,01:33

Once when I was quite a bit younger (and a LOT dumber) my friend and I tried to make napalm. The problem was that we didn’t have any ivory soap (I think that was the problem) so we decided to use Jello instead. Of course Jello won’t solidify if you don’t heat it up- so we used my kitchen stove. Needless to say the whole experiment was a horrible failure (we ended up mixing in some gunpowder before pouring it on a log and lighting it. It burned in the most UNSATISFACTORY manner. Also my parents weren’t to happy when they came home and the whole house smelled like some idiot boiled diesel in the kitchen.

One of the coolest things I ever made was a paper bullet. Take a standard .22 round, use pliers to pull off the lead slug without spilling any powder, tear off about 1/4 of a square of TP, and stuff it into the shell with CONSIDERABLE force; this will require a nail or similar item.
At point-blank the tissue will go through a standard 80-page notebook with both cardboard covers attached. At 10 feet a single sheet of paper will stop it dead.

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Posted by whiskey@throttle on Feb. 28 2001,04:57

quote:
...potassium permanganate...

Ha!

See my first post in this thread? Before I edited it I put a recipe down, but erased it because I wasn't sure if I wrote it correctly. Anyhow:

Coat a jar with (semi-solid?) potassium permanganate. Add gasoline. Seal tightly. Place in sun, until gasoline appears to have evaporated. Throw.

Actually, don't throw it. In fact, don't even coat the jar. I don't want to be held liable.

It will take out a good chunk of brick wall if done correctly.

You know...maybe it's potassium managanate. I know potassium manganate explosively reacts with glycerol/propane.

edit: /b

This message has been edited by whiskey@throttle on February 28, 2001 at 11:58 PM