Uncle Rob

[SuperBuickGuy]

I've also done the gas-trail deal.... it goes *woof* it does not meander across the ground. And that was with varnish-smelling gas.

HOWEVER, it's still really cool

[RockJustRock]

My guess is acetylene balloons. As soon as any heat comes up accompanied with spark, bang.

[pdub]

My guess is acetylene balloons. As soon as any heat comes up accompanied with spark, bang.

Yeah, but here's not that perfect amazing mushroom cloud of fire and smoke.

[SuperBuickGuy]

Yeah, but here's not that perfect amazing mushroom cloud of fire and smoke.

that's more a camera issue then an explosive issue. That said, maybe he's using nitrogen fertilizer and diesel?

because he still has his fingers and hair - I think all of those explosions are remotely triggered and in no way are triggered by the alleged trigger. The piano explosion is probably the best example of why I think that - the flame runs up to the piano which then immediately explodes - it takes a bit of time to get the heat inside the piano cavity and in no way was there enough time for it to happen like it was filmed.

[RockJustRock]

The black smoke is because gasoline IS involved, it's just getting a LOT of help. The car nuking guys had no reason to bother with petrol. I think one may have preceeded the other because the fire extinguisher made flame thrower is in both.

[SuperBuickGuy]

I only know the basics, you know, gunpowder, gas, oil, diesel, kerosine, tannerite, fertilizer/diesel...none of the 'real' explosives like C4 or such. I also know I barely know anything about explosives, so this fascinates me, because, well... things going boom.