Good times
Thats what I get for parking too close. Those scratches were made with plastic 
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Waterford, Ca
No No it WAS stupid but funny as hell. By the way the car was about 30 feet away 
We were lucky we didnt get hit in the eye or something. The first time it didnt blow so I took 5 pounds worth of a metal beam and dropped the pointy part on it. I didnt think it would be soo LOUD. The video doesnt do it any justice. I couldnt here out of my right ear for about a minute. If you want to do this take one empty bottle of soda. Fill it about 3/4 of water and throw in as much dry ice as you can. Close the lid and Run! Instant fourth of July for about ten bucks. (cost of five pounds of dry ice) 
We were lucky we didnt get hit in the eye or something. The first time it didnt blow so I took 5 pounds worth of a metal beam and dropped the pointy part on it. I didnt think it would be soo LOUD. The video doesnt do it any justice. I couldnt here out of my right ear for about a minute. If you want to do this take one empty bottle of soda. Fill it about 3/4 of water and throw in as much dry ice as you can. Close the lid and Run! Instant fourth of July for about ten bucks. (cost of five pounds of dry ice)
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Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Slidell, LA
ah the old dry ice bombs.. classic. my dad showed me that when i was 7... he really shouldnt have... lol i used to scare the **** outa this black guy who used to work with us with those... he was scared of everything lol
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From: Waterford, Ca
To transport L nitrogen youll need a stainless steel thermass cause other wise it will blow up in your face. We did it in chemistry with a 2 liter bottle. It was loud and cool. DO IT!!! Post a vid!
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Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Winchester, Virginia
liquid nitrogen can be pretty cool, I remember doing some experients with that stuff in my 7th grade science class. What was really interesting was the use of it in the movie Demolition Man with Sylvester Stallone and Sandra Bullock.