so...sac exchange? in the warehouse alley? (far away from my car)

ElChuy:

traci:

so...sac exchange? in the warehouse alley? (far away from my car)

sounds good.... sounds like a good post-late-night-dance activity... ehehe

who needs sleep, anyway?

ElChuy:

That's what the ride back is for...

except that someone needs to drive...

traci:

bobthecow:

ElChuy:

traci:

so...sac exchange? in the warehouse alley? (far away from my car)

sounds good.... sounds like a good post-late-night-dance activity... ehehe

who needs sleep, anyway?

and then we can go get breakfast at 6 a.m.? [Emoticon not found]

at that circus place.

Does it give even more action if you drop the whole roll of mentos In?

Ben:

Does it give even more action if you drop the whole roll of mentos In?

not as much as you'd think. more is not always better.

but if you have some time to prepare for it, we've found that freezing the mentos and pounding them into tiny bits with a hammer helps a ton.

ElChuy:

Do you think it's because they are harder to dissolve when frozen or something?

no. it's because they're harder to pound to tiny bits when they're not...

ElChuy:

Ah so it's the tiny bits that make it more effective.... why is that?

the same reason grain elevators explode.

bobthecow:

traci:

bobthecow:

ElChuy:

traci:

so...sac exchange? in the warehouse alley? (far away from my car)

sounds good.... sounds like a good post-late-night-dance activity... ehehe

who needs sleep, anyway?

and then we can go get breakfast at 6 a.m.? [Emoticon not found]

at that circus place.

yes! (pankcake circus chuyster--it's a restaurant in sacramento) and we need to bring along buzz so we can joke about leaving him behind while he's asleep in the booth. and make a bunch of lame nonsensical jokes that creep the waiter out. 'cause everything's funny at 6 a.m. after you've been up all night dancing. [Emoticon not found]

Buzz:

ElChuy:

Something to do with the dispersal and air between the particals right? I don't really remember the specifics...

It's chemistry. Reaction speed is heavily determined by the surface area of the two reactants involved. Thus, crushing them into tiny bits increases the surface area, and you get a much faster reaction (aka - big boom)

that's why you can blow hot chocolate powder over a lighter and it's like you're breathing fire [Emoticon not found]

ash:

I've done that with cornstarch but hot chocolate probably leaves a better taste in your mouth. we could get some hot chocolate at Chewie's.

Very true.... I happen to have quite a bit that I haven't used....

ash:

Welcome cepelin. Glad you've joined us.

cepelin was a bot. he's gone now.

ash:

wow we get bots. so you extinguished him huh

got him good...

has anyone else noticed that we still don't have anything posted in the news (everything you need to know) forum other than one thread complaining about the lack of news?