I did the same thing but with a glove and dry ice; nice big pop after it ballooned to over the size of a human head.
My computer speakers were up louder than expected… ergo, I just shit my pants…
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I think I just shit out my own heart. That was louder than I expected.
Where's his heat-proof gloves?!?! Where's his Lab Coat!?!?!?! Where's his Lab Specs?!?!?!? Latex gloves do NOTHING!!!! I handle LN2 everyday at work and I'm clever enough not to put cryogenic liquids in a sealed container >_<
They're lucky that was only a PLASTIC bottle… ¬¬
Darwin lost on this one. I hope he doesn't reproduce.
I do that with dry ice. I made two of the biggest bombs with 2 liter bottles. They didnt explode until I shot them with my .22. My friend said she heard it REALLY loud a mile away. Also it set off neighbors car alarm across the street :D
while most of what this guy did was pretty stupid, not wearing gloves made sense because the real danger with LN2 is when it pools up and with gloves you run the risk of it pouring into the glove and freezing your fingers.
I did the same thing but with a glove and dry ice; nice big pop after it ballooned to over the size of a human head.
My computer speakers were up louder than expected… ergo, I just shit my pants…
^
how not to watch a video containing an explosion
I think I just shit out my own heart. That was louder than I expected.
Where's his heat-proof gloves?!?! Where's his Lab Coat!?!?!?! Where's his Lab Specs?!?!?!? Latex gloves do NOTHING!!!! I handle LN2 everyday at work and I'm clever enough not to put cryogenic liquids in a sealed container >_<
They're lucky that was only a PLASTIC bottle… ¬¬
Darwin lost on this one. I hope he doesn't reproduce.
I do that with dry ice. I made two of the biggest bombs with 2 liter bottles. They didnt explode until I shot them with my .22. My friend said she heard it REALLY loud a mile away. Also it set off neighbors car alarm across the street :D
while most of what this guy did was pretty stupid, not wearing gloves made sense because the real danger with LN2 is when it pools up and with gloves you run the risk of it pouring into the glove and freezing your fingers.