May
29

Lighting a charcoal grill with liquid oxygen

By admin

Tһіѕ іѕ tһе way geeks light tһеіr cookout fires. A bit οf history аbουt tһіѕ video: Tһіѕ video wаѕ featured іח a Dave Barry article іח tһе mid ’90s, аחԁ wаѕ arguably one οf tһе first wide-spread URLs. Due tο tһіѕ sudden influx οf interest, Purdue’s networks experienced one οf tһе first “Slashdot Effects” еνеr, driving іt’s οחƖу T1 line аt max capacity fοr AN ENTIRE WEEK! Dave Barry Article: baetzler.de IgNobel prize: www.hno.harvard.edu
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Comments

  1. kindofmagicmike says:

    “WOOHOO-FIRE”

  2. kooxoh says:

    that shits a volcano LOL

  3. clamcrabber says:

    dickheads,

  4. fredfar12 says:

    poor grill

  5. DragonFyre400 says:

    Rednecks and their chemicals *Smile*

    Ah, inbreeding…

  6. gwadd85 says:

    dude he’s lighting a grill u pussy, and he knows what he’s doing.

  7. DsyMkn says:

    loving the fact its a WOODEN post they use to tip the bucket with (‘:

  8. bladedspokes says:

    Wow, talk about a darwin award waiting to happen. Way to go handle dangerous materials and perform a dangerous experiment without any protective equipment at all.

  9. mattferg84 says:

    YES! go Purdue engineering

  10. howardshonda says:

    dump ass

  11. crimsonscarlett says:

    no it doesn’t you fucking moron

  12. medicaldud says:

    After ya do that, make sure you back awahy, and QUICK, cause it could get bad REQLLY QUICKLY.

    It will get BAD, but it may take up to one second, or a half of a second, and don’t forget to throw a few car batteries on top.

    Of corse, that’s gonna decrease the time things get bad from ahalf of a second to the minute the first car battery hits the grill. So, you may not have time to jerk away.

  13. leslihilton says:

    if the object is to cook, try my way it’s quicker than liquid oxygen, less hazardous and you can cook with your charcoal in 60 seconds!

  14. XTaintedOneX says:

    GIIIIITTTT ERRRRR DONEEEE

  15. Amishman35 says:

    Soak the briquettes in liquid oxygen until complete saturation, place an M-1000 firecracker on top (unlit), take an Albion Viking Sword and start the fire by bending the sword 180 degrees so that it snaps like a bomb going off which causes the shard of blade to scrape the pavement which sets off the charcoal briquettes and the firecracker. Throw an overcharged lithium polymer battery on top for more fun.

  16. PacoBell says:

    Wow, you so 0wn3d 4Dmetricology. Props on getting your science right.

  17. Stranger1818 says:

    lol in the end it’s just a pile of ash

  18. redkiller5 says:

    but if it touches wood it explodes, depending upon the pressure

  19. ther0flcopter says:

    dude oxygen is not a fuel

  20. elmiraviking says:

    Exactly. You must be sick of looking in the mirror.

  21. doceigen says:

    Yum yum… toasty enough to fry some astronauts!

  22. chochunkit says:

    he could get himself barbecued.

  23. Maiman123 says:

    nice video! xD v

  24. hogmaster13 says:

    Wow…
    Fuel:
    combustible matter used to maintain fire, as coal, wood, oil, or gas, in order to create heat or power.
    Combustion:
    rapid oxidation accompanied by heat and, usually, light.
    The oxygen in this reaction is being reduced, NOT oxidized. Hence by definition, it is not the fuel. I would wager though, that you are doing nothing more than trying to pick a fight about something you appear not to know much about. You may want to seek counseling.

  25. 4Dmetricology says:

    hey dick fuck. Oxygen is the fuel, as the electronegativity is what drives the reaction. Notice how pure oxygen is dangerous but pasta isn’t? I am sick of stupid people; they never know they are stupid.

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