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17 Comments
Laekrothsays...*requeue
siftbotsays...Re-queueing this video for one more try; last queued Sunday, December 9th, 2007 4:20am PST - requeue requested by submitter Laekroth.
schmasays...Pretty sure that music is from Neon Genesis Evangelion.
antsays...Will this work with wildfires for firefighters?
sirexsays...upvote for general awesomeness
Mezzaninesays...Upvote for one of the best, money-wasting-est TV shows ever to grace the Japanese airwaves, "The Fountain of Trivia"!
dannym3141says...Upvote for the first crapanese video that isn't 20 minutes long with 5 seconds of content.
jwraysays...this is way better than most american TV.
escape421521says...Upvote for the EVA theme. Those sad days back in high school, when me and the other nerds who still weren't cool enough to watch american cartoons would sit down for mass sessions of this.
somegeeksays...Very cool... beats the reality crap on our channels.
sineralsays...I think that's carbon dioxide, not smoke. Smoke or steam should rise, but the vortex of stuff in the video actually sinks as it moves towards the candle. So they didn't blow the candle out, they suffocated it.
Rottysays...Hmmm...where have I seen a mushroom cloud like that before?
demosthenessays...Is it just me or does this smoke column not look like an extending penis?
bamdrewsays...@sineral, its theatrical fog from fog machines, maybe water vapor/ethylene glycol.
you're breathing out CO2 right now; if your breath looks like that you should turn up your thermostat, or maybe go to the hospital, because your insides are on fire.
sineralsays...CO2 is also used for theatrical effects; when it sublimates it produces a white fog. CO2 is also used in fire extinguishers. Breath does not look like that because it is far less dense; CO2 freezes at -78°C, so when it sublimates it is very cold which allows a high density and thus more light scattering and thus a white fog appearance.
coolhundsays...I agree, you actually saw how the flame dimmed before going out. I wasnt blown out, it was suffocated.
legacy0100says...It's like that windgun!
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