So we’re going full Anarchist Cookbook today?Its called a terra torch and they arent cheap https://gelfiresystems.com/ignition-systems/
It used to be called luma gel before Ez Fire bought them, now its called Ez Fire Powder https://terratech.net/products/fire-equipment-control/ez-fire-gel/
Styrofoam will work in a pinch but it takes a lot and it isn't very throwable with a scoop since its very soupy.
A flamethrower not a flametrebuchetit isn't very throwable with a scoop since its very soupy.
When we were burning giant machine piles in the spring we would each grab a 5-gallon bucket of luma gel powder, pour in the gallon of fuel, and mix them up with a joint compound mixer and use a small garden trowel or a chuckit to fling little globs of flaming gel into the piles. by the end of the day we were flinging flaming globs at each other.A flamethrower not a flametrebuchet
I felt nothing in the power company fortress that I work in. What a ripoff.Oh, hey, fuckin' earthquake, how are you
Earthquake= Magnitude 4.8 - NEW JERSEY - 2024-04-05 14:23:20.2 UTC
Earthquake information= Magnitude: 4.8, Region: NEW JERSEY, Date time: 2024-04-05 14:23:20.2 UTC, Location: 40.683 ; -74.7532, Depth: 5 km.www.emsc-csem.org
Do you have a thermite recipe that uses pop rocks and Kingsford?When we were burning giant machine piles in the spring we would each grab a 5-gallon bucket of luma gel powder, pour in the gallon of fuel, and mix them up with a joint compound mixer and use a small garden trowel or a chuckit to fling little globs of flaming gel into the piles. by the end of the day we were flinging flaming globs at each other.
Might I suggest dinner for two at an Indian place. Order double Indian hot.Westy wants a napalm thrower, I want an earthquake machine.
Do you have a thermite recipe that uses pop rocks and Kingsford?
Not much elevation gain/loss going on there. I feel your pain, flat and sandy discomfort. May you be blessed with Rhodos and greasy roots soon.
I prefer aluminum powder and ammonium nitrateDo you have a thermite recipe that uses pop rocks and Kingsford?
It probably was a fart, just a fart who brought some fluid friends to the partyBeen saying that all week
Normally I would say a fart is just a turd honking for the right away. . .It probably was a fart, just a fart who brought some fluid friends to the party
It probably was a fart, just a fart who brought some fluid friends to the party
wait you were there?Haley is going to murder us in our sleep. Whole school just kind of went slack jaw watching the news piece and finding out that she's going to nationals. When they pulled her up to the front, I thought she was going to die though because she's super bashful.
PoopaphoneNormally I would say a fart is just a turd honking for the right away. . .
Allegedly.Adding chunks of styrofoam to gasoline will give you napalm. Allegedly.
A tent only good for 150 nights? GTFO.Just talked to the owner of the tent company that makes my tent. He doubts that it will last the entire thru hike because of it's age and the process in which it was originally manufactured. Said they are good for about 150 nights and I've probably got close to half of that already. Humph indeed.
The B.O. disolves nylonA tent only good for 150 nights? GTFO.
Yes, dyneema is an ultra-linear polyethylene. Polyethylene as polymer molecule has a carbon-carbon bond as its backbone (which is why dyneema is so strong) but in its normal state it likes to naturally fold up like a zig zag, which is why normal PE is quite stretchy if pulled in the right directions. Dyneema has these backbones aligned and frozen in place, but heating it to about 80°C starts to soften it up and will start to ‘shrink’ back to its regular old PE zig-zag structure. I can totally see a dyneema tent sitting in the sun, especially with a good bit of UV would probably experience some of this shrinkage after a while.Yeah Dyneema tents are stooopid expensive. While they are incredibly lightweight they don’t have a long lifespan if used for thru hiking. The material starts to shrink after a while. I just recently learned this.
so it needs to be sheltered from the sun like a CF bike, I'm hearingYes, dyneema is an ultra-linear polyethylene. Polyethylene as polymer molecule has a carbon-carbon bond as its backbone (which is why dyneema is so strong) but in its normal state it likes to naturally fold up like a zig zag, which is why normal PE is quite stretchy if pulled in the right directions. Dyneema has these backbones aligned and frozen in place, but heating it to about 80°C starts to soften it up and will start to ‘shrink’ back to its regular old PE zig-zag structure. I can totally see a dyneema tent sitting in the sun, especially with a good bit of UV would probably experience some of this shrinkage after a while.
Owner said that the model year my tent was manufactured that the company just pulled sheets of dyneema off a roll and built the tents. New factory pre-stretches the Dyneema. Interesting to note that some tent companies have switched from dyneema floors back to Silnylon.Yes, dyneema is an ultra-linear polyethylene. Polyethylene as polymer molecule has a carbon-carbon bond as its backbone (which is why dyneema is so strong) but in its normal state it likes to naturally fold up like a zig zag, which is why normal PE is quite stretchy if pulled in the right directions. Dyneema has these backbones aligned and frozen in place, but heating it to about 80°C starts to soften it up and will start to ‘shrink’ back to its regular old PE zig-zag structure. I can totally see a dyneema tent sitting in the sun, especially with a good bit of UV would probably experience some of this shrinkage after a while.
When I chose my gear, after much research, I was operating under the assumption that a lot of it would only last for one thru hike. Then Covid happened and I just kept training with a full pack. So by now my kit has somewhere around 2500 miles on it. Well over one thru hike.A tent only good for 150 nights? GTFO.
From a Moab trip a few years ago. I can ask my buddy Elroy where he got it if you want.I want a flamethrower. Not one of those pussy propane jobs, real death spewing streams of sticky napalm.
For weed control, of course.
I asked "If I were a famous concert pianist or something, how would they proceed?"
HGH can fix your wrist, and your marriage maybe?Hey, more great news! Apparently I have ligament damage in my index finger that is essentially unrepairable. It supposedly will always be weak and somewhat painful.
I obviously will get a second opinion.
I asked "If I were a famous concert pianist or something, how would they proceed?"
She said nothing more than what we are doing.
Well, at least my marriage is terrible, so that’s great too.