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I'd rather not post a lovely cell phone/webcam photo, does anyone have the "You named it?" panel from Ghostbusters Get Real #3?
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no, go put water on a grease fire, it's a great idea
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Numero6 posted:Gotta call it "Instant Eatery" when I summon something from my fridge. Needs "Like a animal you piece of poo poo" at the end, ala 
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Alaois posted:no, go put water on a grease fire, it's a great idea That's not the bit people are reacting to.
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Keeshhound posted:"Then smother the fire with flour or salt, never water." It says that for grease fires.
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For those who may not be getting it, this is what happens when someone strikes a match inside a flour mill:
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A double rainbow? Cool!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z366WmYXyGE
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Aug 30, 2015 05:59
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Captain Bravo posted:For those who may not be getting it, this is what happens when someone strikes a match inside a flour mill: Took me a while to get the scale of that. Look for the earthmover.
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Aug 30, 2015 07:57
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I imagine the idea is that if you upend a pound of flour into your little pan grease fire, it will probably go out, but that isn't necessarily a generalizable principle.
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Aug 30, 2015 08:04
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To be fair, when the Marvel Cookbook was published, flour had a much higher asbestos content.
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Aug 30, 2015 10:43
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Obviously they just think that all white powders in the kitchen are interchangeable.
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It might work if the flour was densely enough packed, flour in a cloud is a lot more dangerous than flour in a clump. I'm almost tempted to try it out and see what happens. I don't think I know anybody with the PPE though, none of the chemists I know work with kabooms.
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muscles like this? posted:It says that for grease fires. Yeah, and as has been shown, flour is still a fantastically bad idea for that. What you want to use for a kitchen fire is salt or baking powder. goatface posted:It might work if the flour was densely enough packed, flour in a cloud is a lot more dangerous than flour in a clump. Captain Bravo posted:For those who may not be getting it, this is what happens when someone strikes a match inside a flour mill: Keeshhound fucked around with this message at 16:30 on Aug 30, 2015 |
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I'm still wondering why Snowfire didn't have a chance to write a recipe. All those opportunities to put in cocaine brownies, cocaine snickerdoodles, cocaine pecan divinity, cocaine baked alaska...
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Aug 30, 2015 15:38
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That's because Snowflame works for the Distinguished Competition.
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So I looked up "flour explosion" and got this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIkk0D2tUU8 That's two loving bags of packed flour taped to what looks like a model rocket engine. I'd like to revise my earlier assessment to "DON'T loving DO IT." Keeshhound fucked around with this message at 16:32 on Aug 30, 2015 |
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Coffee creamer also burns nicely. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRw4ZRqmxOc EDIT: I just realized this isn't the OSHA thread... http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3693945&pagenumber=1 Uthor fucked around with this message at 17:44 on Aug 30, 2015 |
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Uthor posted:Coffee creamer also burns nicely. Really, just about any finely dispersed powder will cheerfully explode like that. Such an explosion ruined the largest flour mill in the world (at the time), plus five other mills around it, and another coal explosion was audible 20 miles away. Mess ye not with flammable dusts, but ye take all appropriate protective measures.
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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Batman's Shameful Secret > Post Funny Panels (Or flour fireballs/explosions.)
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  Everything about this drat thing is amazing. And DC has one, too!  Shameslessly stolen from this article.
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Everybody knows you get your pizza from Green Arrow and your smack from Roy.
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And the worlds blandest loving chili
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I love this bit! (They were both wrong, it was a horrible alien egg) Spider-Woman #4 "I am Curious (Yellow)," Gwen? Don't mess this up Spider-Man! (He already has)  The Amazing Spider Man #101
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Note that in issue #100 Peter grew some extra arms.
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Die Laughing posted:Note that in issue #100 Peter grew some extra arms. Just a few.
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Sounds very useful for that exact situation!
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So apparently I own that aforementioned tidbit of history (sorry for the weird angle and huge camera phone shots): It's as cheesy and corny as you can imagine.  The Flash vibrates through his drinks to mix them. So anyone drinking it has probably tasted his nut sweat.  Unsettling.  Green Lantern literally fights evil animated food throughout the whole book.  Green Arrow: Posterchild for reckless child endangerment:  And lastly, Batman's need to overcompensate:  He's just so mad about it.
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 Prez 3
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SynthOrange posted:
Comic Neil DeGrasse Tyson is tired of your poo poo.
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hiddenriverninja posted:So apparently I own that aforementioned tidbit of history (sorry for the weird angle and huge camera phone shots): Just a heads up, some of your "huge camera phone shots" somehow uploaded as thumbnails.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Comic Neil DeGrasse Tyson is tired of your poo poo. 
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hiddenriverninja posted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHOFmHMTN5k 3:35
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hiddenriverninja posted:
I look at that picture and I imagine Hawkman and Hawkwoman just getting into incredibly awkard and uncomfortable domestic rows and arguments during JLA adventures. And everyone turning blind eyes to it.
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joehonkie posted:I love this bit! (They were both wrong, it was a horrible alien egg) Love Story was rated R?
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Possibly. A few minutes google-fu suggests it's now a PG, but that was from a re-rating in 2000. And I'm pretty sure PG-13 didn't exist until the 80s.
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^ It was re-rated down from a GP, which was the equivalent of a PG when it came out.Senior Woodchuck posted:Love Story was rated R? It's been a pretty solid PG (or PG equivalent) ever since it came out. Gwen's clearly high as gently caress.
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You don't remember the graphic decapitation scene in Love Story? You guys must have grown up on the edited for TV version.
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Also keep in mind that this was from a time where films could be rated X and not be porn. Midnight Cowboy was X rated and won best picture!
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