When I was a kid, the 4th of July was my favorite holiday for one simple reason...the joy of making things go BOOM! Somewhere along the line that fun was taken away by politicians. It's time to put the fun back in celebrating freedom. From your friends at America's favorite podcast, Anarchy-X.
This homemade explosive is simple to make. You need dry ice and water. Combine in a plastic sealed water bottle and run!
The explosion is very loud.
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2 Comments
this thing sucks eggs man!!
So cool to see my video on this site. You lose the truly awesome concussion on the flash vid. I'll have to see if I can re-upload the vid using youtube's new parameters so you can really get the full effect. And maybe make a new one showing you all the applications I've come up with for this particular configuration. Like completely destroying plastic trash cans full of water
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