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| The Guys Six Feet Under Present |
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| Part IV of the Pyromaniac Anarchy File |
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| F i r e b a l l s |
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This file has no introduction. We are going straight to the good stuff:
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First of all, an easy to make homemade fireball. All you need is a metal
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garbage can, a spray can of starting fluid (you can substitute WD-40, or
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some other kind of spray can that has "Extremely Flammable" printed on the
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side, but no gurantees.
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I've only tried starting fluid) and some matches. Spray half the of
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starting fluid into the garbage can. Done.
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Now, to light it, strike a match and in the same forward motion let go of
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the match so the lighted match falls into the garbage can. Don't stand TOO
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close, because even though this is weak, it can still singe your hair off your
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head. Also, this way of striking matches is kind of fun to make games out of. Put a rag
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soaked in kerosene or something down below and go up on your roof with a
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friend. The person to light the rag is the winner. Make bets.
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You can't do this game with the garbage can, however. What makes the
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flameball is not the liquid starting fluid on the sides, it's the fumes
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escaping from the saturated garbage can. Don't try to do this project on a
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windy day, cause it will just blow all the fumes out of the can and you can't
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light it.
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Flameball for after christmas: Soak a christmas tree in 3 to 5 gallons of
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gasolene (make sure you spread the gas all around) and light it using the same
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match-throwing technique described above. Make sure there's nothing above you
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because my dad (yeah, he did this! He didn't mean to pour so much gas on,
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though it singed the insulation off of some telephone wires overhead).
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Light it quick, cause this also works mainly on fumes.
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Carbide Bomb: This is really easy to make. Get some calcium carbide
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(obtainable at almost any hardware store). This stuff looks like gravel and is
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used in carbide lamps.
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Anyway, put a few peices of the carbide in a glass jug with a layer of
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water covering the bottom. Cap the bottle tightly and get pretty far away or
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behind cover. The carbide will react with the water and create a flammable
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gas. If you leave a burning rag nearby, you will get a good fireball.
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However, you also will get a broken jug and flying peices of glass. Watch the
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bomb through a sheet of clear plastic or swimming goggles or something.
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Believe me, a piece of glass in the eye hurts like a bitch!
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Now, for the best one. Get some kind of plastic bag, the bigger, the
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more powerful. You are going to fill this bag with acetylene. Acetylene is a
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very flammable gas, and it reacts with oxygen, so keep it away from normal air
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or it will blow up. It is used in acetylene torches, so you can probably find
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a good supply of the stuff down at your local hardware store.
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So, to get around acetylene's quirks, fill up your garbage bag with
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water, then fill up the garbage bag with the gas. Usually, I use acetylene
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straight from the torch. Refills aren't easy. Anyway, twist the opening tight
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and use a twistie to shut it completely. Make absolutely sure there are no
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leaks. None! Or it will blow up in your face.
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Leave the balloon in your garage until it is completely dry. Now that
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it's dry, very carefully open up the top a bit and drop a few rocks in. This
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is so it will pick up speed on the way down. Now, drop in some impact
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explosives. Fun Snaps are okay, but I like making my own because they are
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easier and work better. There are two recipes for these sort of explosives
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you can use.
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Recipe 1: Mix vaseline and potassium chlorate in a one-to-one ratio.
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This will make a very wet sort of muddy mixture. I could put out a fire with
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it wet, but I could easily start one with it dry. Just dry it in the sun on
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some grass. Never dry it on a street or other cement thing or roof: it might
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blow up just because of the heat.
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Recipe 2: Mix 3 grams of potassium iodine with 5 grams of iodine in a
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beaker with 50 ml of water in it. Now add 20 ml of ammonium hydroxide. Like
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the stuff above, when dry, it becomes very exlosive, but is quite safe when
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wet.
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Now drop some of your explosive in. Tie the end up as tight as possible.
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You now have a very powerful, shock sensitive, dangerous balloon. Go out
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immediately and use it. Don't transport one of these in a car or something.
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Drop the explosive in about a minute before you drop it.
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Be careful when launching this balloon, because the wind might blow it
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right back towards you, and that wouldn't be good. Also, you need to throw it
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down a ways. It needs to go far enough down so the fireball won't burn you
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when it blows up.
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That ought to keep you guys at bay until we can get another installment
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out. Think anarchy!
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// //
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// "The Gates of Hell are open night and day; //
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// Smooth is the Descent and Easy is the way.." //
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& the Temple of the Screaming Electron Jeff Hunter 510-935-5845
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The Salted Slug Strange 408-454-9368
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Burn This Flag Zardoz 408-363-9766
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realitycheck Poindexter Fortran 510-527-1662
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