A 20$ bill is dipped into a solution of water and isopropyl alcohol. It is then ignited and the bill bursts into flames but the bill does not actually burn.....well most of it anyway.
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what idiot thought of this. id shake his hand but then id have to wash it
try that on a cat.
good 4 kid
I thought this was a "How to" video. Next time, it might be useful to give the "carefully measured amount".
why would you burn money
moron...
burning money is a crime???? wtf?
idk why but it really is
Actually, burning money isn't a crime. Trying to spend defaced money is. The bill has to have at least 3/4th of of itself intact to still be considered usable.
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