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poetic monochrome
is this compo worthy? it's not quite a use as a mis-use
From the New Uses for Children challenge. See all 246 entries (closed)
(, Fri 25 Jul 2003, 14:08, archived)
it's sweetis he setting fire to Mummy's skirt again?
Bad boy.
(Bad boy.
MissPrism,
Fri 25 Jul 2003, 14:09,
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Hah, I just attacked a non-working printer head with an air duster,and it now works.
Sometimes.
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Fri 25 Jul 2003, 14:12,
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Sometimes.
Now I shall attack,the other printer...
This is strange, it's the most fun I've had in days and all I'm doing is bodging broken things.
I think this is geekdom calling.
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Fri 25 Jul 2003, 14:15,
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This is strange, it's the most fun I've had in days and all I'm doing is bodging broken things.
I think this is geekdom calling.
They won't getthat off your keyboard mind (not that I know, I'm a girl)
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Fri 25 Jul 2003, 14:21,
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Take one Airduster.(assuming we're talking about the compressed-air-in-a-can things that my workmates won't allow me to have any more)
Turn it upside down. Voila - instant liquid air. Freeze your friends and family! Much amusement.
If you depress the nozzle *really* carefully, you can get liquid air to dribble out the end... catch it in a bottle-cap or something, then drop in a warm coin and watch it flashboil.
Finally, spray air-duster all over a piece of bread and set it on fire. It'll burn for a good minute or two with a nice bright flame, but when it burns out, the bread will still be bread - not toasted in the slightest. You can also set your own hands on fire using sprayduster stuff but (ironically enough) you might get frostbite if you screw it up :)
(Turn it upside down. Voila - instant liquid air. Freeze your friends and family! Much amusement.
If you depress the nozzle *really* carefully, you can get liquid air to dribble out the end... catch it in a bottle-cap or something, then drop in a warm coin and watch it flashboil.
Finally, spray air-duster all over a piece of bread and set it on fire. It'll burn for a good minute or two with a nice bright flame, but when it burns out, the bread will still be bread - not toasted in the slightest. You can also set your own hands on fire using sprayduster stuff but (ironically enough) you might get frostbite if you screw it up :)
The One and Only Sheriff Fatman,
Fri 25 Jul 2003, 14:24,
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