How to make a paint bomb
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#12
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sammyboys (08/29/2010) [-] 
Hey guys... watch Dave balance this dry ice on his forehead!
This is gonna be awesome...
This is gonna be awesome...
#2
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FlyingToast (08/29/2010) [+] (2 replies)
ohhh i see the dry ice is turning into carbon dioxide in the paint causeing HUGE ASS BUBBLES and that creates a paint bomb
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ShamaLlama (01/12/2011) [+] (1 reply)
Lol, i thought you gave up the dangerous info posts for awhile there.
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demonicman (08/29/2010) [+] (11 replies)
I held dry ice before, its only intense cold, which unless you keep it on your skin for a while I can see it doing that. =l But I never had problems holding it for a short amount.
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sagi (08/30/2010) [-] i have a feeling this won't work too well... it depends on how tight the paint can's lid is, and if the paint freezes before it blows or not. but maybe put the paint in a 2 liter bottle
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anonymous (08/30/2010) [-]
The reason why you can hold dry ice for a second or so is called the Frost-Bern effect? (I think thats what it is called...) When you touch the dry ice, it quickly turns to a gas, protecting your hands from the cold for a short period of time..... This also works for liquid nitrogen and molten lead, but for the lead you need to soak your hands in water first....
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anonymous (08/29/2010) [-]
that is not a picture of a guy putting dry ice on his forehead, first off, all it would do is leave frostbite on his forehead, and second, you can easily see the circular pattern of the blunt force trama that caused the bleeding
#13
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awesomosaurous (08/29/2010) [-] "hey mum...MUM!!!!"
"what?"
"can you just hold this dry ice for a few seconds please?"
"ummm... i gues so?"
"what?"
"can you just hold this dry ice for a few seconds please?"
"ummm... i gues so?"
