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(32 votes) Published: Apr 05, 2003 12:00 a.m. In 2 Favorites Lists Viewed 1004 times
First off, I would like to say Iam not a new member. Iam the creator of several of the best eggs made, and I intend to create more. I have not been on for several months, but I see that Phatpipe, Emdeyemay, and the entirety of the Onion Army has dissassembled. This pleases me, because they were constant harrasers of my work and of others. I hope that you will read my other eggs, which include the "How to cultivate Bacteria" series. I will begin by saying that my ideas are NOT from the Anarchists’s cookbook.
He Screen:
The heat screen is an invention of my own. I have seen smokebomb recipies these days (too many) and they seem to be all the same, but they lack one common thing. That common thing is SPEED. You see, in a situation where you need to escape or hide, a smokebomb that will appear very quickly is the most useful device. However, there is a shortage of these because to get speed, you must sacrifice the amount of smoke. Thus, I have invented a similar device that does not hide you, but creates an impenetrable screen of heat. This is not the same as a smoke bomb, which also creates heat and hides you. This is different, and I intend to keep it that way.
You will need:
1 9in long and 2 1/2in thick cardboard tube. The walls of the tube must be 1/2in thick.
1 2in fuse
Gasoline mixed w/ Kerosene (5 parts gas to 5 parts kero)
Potassiu Nitrate (Fine Ground)
Inst the potassium nitrate with the gas/kero mix in a 7/4 ratio. Fill the cardboard tube with this stuff, embed the fuse, and let it dry. After it had dried, store it in a clean area.
What Happens:
WHen the fuse is lit, it burns down and ignites the mixture. This mixture burns fast like a rocket engine, and creates extremely hot invisible gases with little smoke. If used right, this thing can create a screen of heat in the air that will keep the enemy away for a nesscessary amount of time to escape.
Vort Cannon:
The Vortex Cannon is a theoretical weapon. If it is enlarged and powered right, it could be used to destroy aircraft. The Vortex Cannon is a long metal tube that is hollow on the inside. One side is sealed, while the other side has a hole in the middle of it. I cannot yet give you instructions how to make it, due to I dont completely know everything about it yet. But here is what happens. Gunpowder is loaded in the tube. The tube is set with a fuse. When the fuse burns away and the gunpowder explodes, and huge amount of hot gas is created. This gas escapes out of the metal tube in the form of an extremely fast moving vortex ring. This ring has enough power to damage its targets. Similar weapons have been developed, and some do work. More info can be found by searching on Yahoo for vortex ring generator or vortex cannon weapon.
Soni Boom #*@!tail:
This is the name of a modification of the Molotov #*@!tail. This weapon uses a completely different attack method, and is completely different from a Molotov #*@!tail. Here are the basics. A Cylindrical glass container with an air sealed cap at the top is filled with compressed liquid butane. The cylinder is 7in long and has a diameter of 2 1/2in. After the cylinder is filled with butane, a sparkler with the same length is superglued along the side of the cylinder. When the Sonic Boom #*@!tail is to be used, the person lights the sparkler and throws the #*@!tail very far away. When the cylinder breaks, the butane gass spills and evaporates immediantly. The sparkler ignites the huge butane gas cloud, thus resulting in a large fireball explosion. I will have more modifications to this later.
This is all I have for now. Iam sure that by the end of the day that I will have more ideas to tell.
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