Or whatever this stuff smells like.

https://youtu.be/u2jmPS9XfRQ?si=wTiJ37JaiM1Mi0QK

I always hope Russian soldiers will be captured unharmed and then used as trades. I don't want them dead because they are brainwashed idiots led by a dictator. You get the occasional sadistic monster who really enjoys the war zone, but that's not the norm, at least I hope not.

On the other hand, this thing is terrifying enough I hope these videos go far and wide in Russia so they know to avoid the military at all costs.

I actually am terrified of the concept of jellied gasoline, I.e: napalm.

And this is some scary focused napalm that can be controlled. And this is probably a war crime. I'm pretty sure Vietnam napalm was a war crime. But then I saw the fact that Russians started using poison gas and it just hit the news.

So war crimes for all!

As usual, I hold the conflicting views that I want to kill all the orcs. But I want to save the humans. The problem is I can't tell the difference from here. So it's like the T-shirt says, kill them all and let God sort it out.

Dust and chunks that burn and cannot be put out.

Yeah, I thought about playing with that once in my life. I had a dead house furnace many years ago. I documented it on the board of course.

I helped the guy take it out and before we took it out of my basement he beat the hell out of it with a sledgehammer. He did it on top of a sheet and we turned the furnace while he did it.

When he was done there was a huge pile of rust. This is a 40-year-old furnace that has been rusting away in my damp basement.

So that meant I had a huge amount of iron oxide to work to create my own thermite. I held on to that for a couple of years before I realized how stupidly dangerous this was and I had no business touching it.