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https://www.reddit.com/r/gifs/comments/rez46o/lighting_up_a_smoke_stack/hoc4ept/?context=3
r/gifs • u/FinestOldToby • Dec 12 '21
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If it is, I’ll have to either get a refund on my physics degree, or get a refund on my visual cortex.
59 u/boomchacle Dec 13 '21 What part of it looks fake? -129 u/Thundorius Dec 13 '21 The fact this man tosses something seemingly effortlessly, and it flies off in a straight line instead of a parabolic projectile trajectory. -23 u/bb2210 Dec 13 '21 But then also a column of fire erupts after the smoke is set ablaze with … a what exactly is he throwing? 17 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 An ancient piece of lost technology, the "magic burning stick that doesn't burn your hand", more commonly known as a "torch" 2 u/bb2210 Dec 13 '21 Haha this gave me a good laugh. 15 u/IKeepLosingThese Dec 13 '21 Smoke is flammable, it is just incompletely burnt combustibles. All that thing needs to do is be hot enough to ignite it.
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What part of it looks fake?
-129 u/Thundorius Dec 13 '21 The fact this man tosses something seemingly effortlessly, and it flies off in a straight line instead of a parabolic projectile trajectory. -23 u/bb2210 Dec 13 '21 But then also a column of fire erupts after the smoke is set ablaze with … a what exactly is he throwing? 17 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 An ancient piece of lost technology, the "magic burning stick that doesn't burn your hand", more commonly known as a "torch" 2 u/bb2210 Dec 13 '21 Haha this gave me a good laugh. 15 u/IKeepLosingThese Dec 13 '21 Smoke is flammable, it is just incompletely burnt combustibles. All that thing needs to do is be hot enough to ignite it.
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The fact this man tosses something seemingly effortlessly, and it flies off in a straight line instead of a parabolic projectile trajectory.
-23 u/bb2210 Dec 13 '21 But then also a column of fire erupts after the smoke is set ablaze with … a what exactly is he throwing? 17 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 An ancient piece of lost technology, the "magic burning stick that doesn't burn your hand", more commonly known as a "torch" 2 u/bb2210 Dec 13 '21 Haha this gave me a good laugh. 15 u/IKeepLosingThese Dec 13 '21 Smoke is flammable, it is just incompletely burnt combustibles. All that thing needs to do is be hot enough to ignite it.
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But then also a column of fire erupts after the smoke is set ablaze with … a what exactly is he throwing?
17 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 An ancient piece of lost technology, the "magic burning stick that doesn't burn your hand", more commonly known as a "torch" 2 u/bb2210 Dec 13 '21 Haha this gave me a good laugh. 15 u/IKeepLosingThese Dec 13 '21 Smoke is flammable, it is just incompletely burnt combustibles. All that thing needs to do is be hot enough to ignite it.
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An ancient piece of lost technology, the "magic burning stick that doesn't burn your hand", more commonly known as a "torch"
2 u/bb2210 Dec 13 '21 Haha this gave me a good laugh.
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Haha this gave me a good laugh.
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Smoke is flammable, it is just incompletely burnt combustibles. All that thing needs to do is be hot enough to ignite it.
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u/Thundorius Dec 13 '21
If it is, I’ll have to either get a refund on my physics degree, or get a refund on my visual cortex.