There was an actual study done about this, on a bovine larynx and molten lead.
In 1599, a Spanish governor in early colonial Ecuador suffered this fate. Native Indians of the Jivaro tribe, unscrupulously taxed in their gold trade, attacked the settlement of Logrono and executed the gold hungry governor by pouring molten gold...
…also, you can actually survive falling into molten zinc if you are lucky enough.
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1998-02-16/news/9802170189_1_zinc-molten-metal-burns
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I searched in vain for photos of zinc casts of that man’s interior bits, but alas.
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What happens when you pour hot reality over Presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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I am so happy I watched that video.
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I could spend way too much time watching the “Red Hot Nickle Ball”.
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That wasn’t a jawbreaker. That was a pancreas breaker.
So the answer is, not much of anything interesting.
Sometimes it is interesting that nothing interesting happens.
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Standard Geneva Convention exploit: if it is classified as a ‘jawbreaker’, it’s an entirely licit kinetic munition. Its anti-pancreatic capabilities, though, are primarily based on a chemical mechanism, so its use as a diabetes bomb might well run afoul of chemical weapon prohibitions. Normal lawyer stuff.
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Man, Ed Edd and Eddie was such good TV.
Bushbaby:
Hopefully, he explodes.
Nope. He just ablates a little and then is just like before.
Has to be repeated many many times to get rid of him.
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