Make a flaming pumpkin!

[Shag]

I'm sooooooooooooooooo tempted to try this.

http://www.collegehumor.com/embed/6840723/how-to-make-a-flaming-pumpkin


Shag

[Jason Service]

Yeah that looks fun!  Let's see, if i recall my metric to 'merican...a third of a liter would be about 7 gallons...that should burn for about an hour. Sure!

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[Jennifer Walker]

Gosh I hope your joking; a liter is roughly equivalent to a quart, so he's using about 3 1/3 cups.

The only thing that bugs me about that video was the idea of putting out the fire with water, that's not super-safe. Oil-based fires can spread when hit with water, it'd be better to use sand, baking soda, or some other dry, non-flammable substance to put out the flames.

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[Race]

I'm with Serv on this one.  I may not know mah 'measures, and I ain't got no truck with them Frenchie liters.  I say 'bout 10 gallons should do it.

'Merica!

[Jason Service]

'Merica...Fuck Yeah!

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