Who knew that when you dropped Mentos (tm) into a bottle of Diet Coke (tm) it would cause a reaction? These guys have perfected into an art.
*edit* In this video, water and dry ice was probably probably used. Seems that causes a similar reaction. This display was meant to mimic the fountain in front of the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas.*edit*
This is really cool. I wish something like this happened when I was waiting for a train. They're called "Improv Anywhere" and stage random events.
This is me. It's distorted, but it's me.
About Me
- Bryan
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Middle aged gay single male. Fairly straight acting.. I'm not a flame, but if you know me you can tell. Not dating. Not looking to hook up, not for casual sex, one night stands or any of that crap. I'm happy being single. I'm pretty darned selfish.
I go to work. I watch way too much TLC on television. I sit in front of this computer too much and I do nothing productive while I'm on it.
I have decided I have no taste in music whatsoever. No that isn't right.. I do have some really good stuff. I listen to whatever suits me at the moment.
I have Abba, Godsmack, Streisand, Alanis Morisette, Duran Duran, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Willy Wonka Soundtrack, Zappa, Ashlee Simpson, Backstreet Boys, Elvis, Delfonics, I even like The Darkness... you name it I have it. The problem is finding which cd I want because I have so many.
I can't even find anything on my Ipod there's so much on it
I'm the one that keeps the music industry in business. I actually buy cds. Imagine that. Listening to Roberta Flack at the moment. I think I'll stick Aerosmith in next.
5 comments:
How fucking cool! I'm putting the second one on my blog :)
Feel free! I didn't film it.
Wow -- the second one was awesome. Such a simple and profound idea so beautifully executed.
I was skeptical at first of the first one, though. That didn't even look like soda pop, and how could it explode that high out of the bottle? And if that was in your stomach -- if you ate a Mentos and drank some diet coke -- would you die?
But it turn
But I found an article on our trusty Wikipedia about it here, and it apparently is real. And our Snopes urban legend page debunked the myth that the Mentos - Coke mixture killed anybody.
This reminds me of the 1970s urban myth that "Pop Rocks" candy and coke killed the kid "Mikey" from the LIFE cereal commercial.
I reserched it before I put it up!
If it was a fake thing I'd have put it up anyway, with a disclaimer thingie saying it was fake.
I really like the second one. It was done perfectly.
When the guy driving the thing was calling for help it ended right then. Everybody dispersed.
Very cool.
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