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They never should have told me about this.

My youngest son was the mad scientist of the family.
I remember one incident when he was 6 or 7 seven years old we heard some sort of explosion in the back yard when he made it to the door he was covered in white dusty looking powder.
He mixed some house hold chemicals in a bottle with tinfoil and "boom".
Pretty sure that boy all by himself took a decade off the wifes life from those younger years.
 
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even worse when you think you could flush with that mixture in a cola anal flush imagine that experiance mento and cola and your the bottle . lol get that picture out of your mind lol
 
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Dont ever put Draino and Aluminum foil balls in a bottle together with the lid on

Qualerfies as an esplosive thingamajig.


Guess I need to text the ATF pictures of some of my craps.
Ole draino aint got nuthin on my colon for destructive power!



Dont piss on dry ice busted up in a bottle either….
 
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Imagine crushing about 10 Mentos to powder so they'll dissolve quickly, and put them in a slow dissolve packet. Drop that in a bottle of Diet Coke, screw the top on and leave it in somebody's car in the summer heat.


Welcome to 2001, you on shrooms again or just come down from acid?
 
A tub of catfish blood dough in someone's car on a hot day is better.
I borrowed a coworkers company car one day back in the late 70's in Phoenix. Stopped by a KFC for lunch and put the box of remains under the driver's seat. Later that day I gave him back the 'loaner'. A week later he came looking for me. He was a dick and deserved it. He was also my boss, but I was good at what I did. Two-fer. He wanted to fire me, but the customers would have killed him. Eventually he left, I just had to wait him out. :)
 
My youngest son was the mad scientist of the family.
I remember one incident when he was 6 or 7 seven years old we heard some sort of explosion in the back yard when he made it to the door he was covered in white dusty looking powder.
He mixed some house hold chemicals in a bottle with tinfoil and "boom".
Pretty sure that boy all by himself took a decade off the wifes life from those younger years.
The Works toilet bowl cleaner. Or so I’ve heard…..

That shit gets nasty. It gets hot as fuck and starts to smoke before it goes boom.
 
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A tub of catfish blood dough in someone's car on a hot day is better.

LOL .... My Ol'man was bad about forgetting leaving Fish bait. Was bad enough him spitting his Cop. dip in the floorboard of the old chevy 10, but that fucker would forget all the time, leaving a old Band-Aid tins full of night crawlers for weeks to die and rot under the drivers seat. You open the door, it would gag a maggot.
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The Works toilet bowl cleaner. Or so I’ve heard…..

That shit gets nasty. It gets hot as fuck and starts to smoke before it goes boom.
not thinking about it, i think i dumped ammonia and bleach into the toilet once and some kind of gas was produced that didn't seem good.
 
How do you clean all that mess up, of do you just let it migrate into the aquifer?

Not sure, but the foam (made with regular liquid soap) seems to dissipate over time. I think while it's still "active" they blow it around with leaf blowers, etc. The only chemical of concern to the environment is more likely what they use for the catalyst.
 
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Okie fuggin dokie, story time.

Dunno, maybe 20 years ago or so I was at work, which at the time was an auto repair shop in Northwest Arkansas.
Some of you might know, but for those that don't, NW Arkansas gets hot in the summer, I'm talking you could go to Phoenix AZ to cool off hot.
So standard day maybe 95* on the dial but with humidity around 80% was probably a "real feel" of about 115-120'ish.
We all heard this monstrous B_O_O_M from the parking lot out front and go to investigate.
One of the guys that worked there drove one of those last RWD Lincoln town cars....well, he did that morning anyway.
Turns out he had a spare tire filled with "Fix-a-flat" shit in the trunk.
When it gets real hot, like it was that day, and is under pressure, and being a flammable gas....well something has to go.
It blew open the trunk lid, which now looked like an inverted bowl, splayed out both rear quarter panels, and dropped the rear bumper on the ground.....there wasn't a tail light to be found.
Judging by the blown out tire and rim still in the area the trunk used to take up, the cause was immediately obvious....pieces of tire rubber everywhere in about a 30 foot circle around what was left of the car.

Moral of story.
Don't use fix a flat in the summer.....or....use it with intent to maim/kill/dismember ?
 
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Pffttt.....
Can of sardines under passenger seat in summer time.
Can in spare tire compartment....even better.
Raw chicken with whole milk in a mayonnaise jar sealed real tight.

Or raw shrimp in the bottoms of swivel chairs. Raw shrimp inside somebody’s clothing rod. Or in the bottom of someone’s plate carrier.

Or shit in the bottom of a large coffe can and put the coffe back in and plant it in an office you don’t like.
 
My boys, when the ages of 7 and 10, decided to do the mento experiment in the back seat of my truck one afternoon. They were bored, and my friend's wife had just given each of them a can of Coke.

The 10 year old had the mentos, and I guess the 7 year old thought he could control the experiment by only dropping one into the can. The geyser that erupted ended up emptying all but a quarter of the can on him, and his brother, as he was trying to contain it.
 
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Okie fuggin dokie, story time.

Dunno, maybe 20 years ago or so I was at work, which at the time was an auto repair shop in Northwest Arkansas.
Some of you might know, but for those that don't, NW Arkansas gets hot in the summer, I'm talking you could go to Phoenix AZ to cool off hot.
So standard day maybe 95* on the dial but with humidity around 80% was probably a "real feel" of about 115-120'ish.
We all heard this monstrous B_O_O_M from the parking lot out front and go to investigate.
One of the guys that worked there drove one of those last RWD Lincoln town cars....well, he did that morning anyway.
Turns out he had a spare tire filled with "Fix-a-flat" shit in the trunk.
When it gets real hot, like it was that day, and is under pressure, and being a flammable gas....well something has to go.
It blew open the trunk lid, which now looked like an inverted bowl, splayed out both rear quarter panels, and dropped the rear bumper on the ground.....there wasn't a tail light to be found.
Judging by the blown out tire and rim still in the area the trunk used to take up, the cause was immediately obvious....pieces of tire rubber everywhere in about a 30 foot circle around what was left of the car.

Moral of story.
Don't use fix a flat in the summer.....or....use it with intent to maim/kill/dismember ?
That would be so cool to see happen while someone was driving down the interstate.....
 
LOL .... My Ol'man was bad about forgetting leaving Fish bait. Was bad enough him spitting his Cop. dip in the floorboard of the old chevy 10, but that fucker would forget all the time, leaving a old Band-Aid tins full of night crawlers for weeks to die and rot under the drivers seat. You open the door, it would gag a maggot.
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I used the wifes car one time since it got much better mileage than my truck to go fishing and lft a tub of night crawlers in the back that rolled under the seat.
The stench from that after a couple of days was horrendous.
I think it took about ten years before i stopped hearing about an i havent brought it up since.