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Hopper… Try surfing some sites with words 🙂
Thats a trick they do not teach in boy scouts
Huh — that is a pretty cool way to make a quick lens. I’m trying to work the optics out in my head, and it’s a pretty good approximation of a double-convex lens, if it’s squished just right.
Idiot! I don’t mind this pratt showing how to do this, but look where he is. This is how forest fires are started. It only takes one spark. I’ll bet this dolt didn’t even have any way to put that fire out, had it gotten out of control. If you really want to be stupid, then leave a bottle of water lying on the dashboard (or seat) of your car on a sunny day. You don’t even need much sun to be honest.
Condoms, now synonymous with woodcraft and woodcraft.
Theres a much better way to make fire with a condom… friction.
> Theres a much better way to make fire with a condom… friction.
Comment by JimR — 5/11/2007 @ 7:16 pm
Do you smoke after sex?
Do you smoke after sex?
Only if I burst into flame during.
J/S=4
J/P=?
Reminds me of the episode of “Mythbusters” in which a sphere of ice was used to start a fire. They tried making various convex lens shapes, but the sphere was the most efficient. Toughest part was getting the ice to freeze in a “clear” sphere.
That explains that burning sensation!