When BHO Goes Horribly Wrong...

theres a lot to be said about common sense and bho. Any way you slice it its pretty dangerous holding a cylinder pressurized leaking with highly volitile gass. To then make the choice to do this in enclosed area where there is source of ignition, utter stupidity. Not saying that stuff still cant go awry outside aswell, remeber to get that static out.

Originally Posted by chiefpuffaloe

theres a lot to be said about common sense and bho. Any way you slice it its pretty dangerous holding a cylinder pressurized leaking with highly volitile gass. To then make the choice to do this in enclosed area where there is source of ignition, utter stupidity. Not saying that stuff still cant go awry outside aswell, remeber to get that static out.

thanks for bringing this up.

Static is a major cause of fume explosions, yet no one wants to talk about it or address the issue because they aren't grounding their blast tubes. Utter belligerent negligent ignorance. Butane gas flashes in super low concentrations, much easier than gasoline, which explodes from static sparks frequently.

Blast naked and outside, with grounded tubes and pyrex dishes.
Anti static wrist bands COST THREE DOLLARS.

that picture is too spot on its hillarious.

this is what ive been meaning to pick up for the kit, would be the real deal for safety just need to figure how to wire it outside, http://www.allmats.com/site/439205/page/128621

Man hospitalized after butane-caused explosion

By Cathy Kelly - Santa Cruz Sentinel
Posted: 11/27/2011 06:22:15 PM PST

A 53-year-old man was flown to a trauma center early Sunday after an explosion at a Live Oak studio authorities suspect was caused by smoking of marijuana or hash with some type of butane fuel, the Sheriff's Office reported.The unidentified man was in a detached studio on the 1700 block of Chanticleer Avenue about 1:50 a.m. when the explosion occurred, authorities said.
He was believed to have been smoking marijuana or hash with some type of butane lighter or torch when the butane became concentrated in the studio and apparently sparked the explosion, sheriff's Sgt. Joe Clarke said.
The man suffered serious burns and was flown to a Santa Clara County trauma center, he said.
Others inside the home were not hurt, though the studio sustained significant damage and the main structure on the property sustained minor damage, Clarke said.

The sheriff's Bomb Team responded, as did Central Fire Protection District.

http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/ci_19421609

I will give him extra credit for covering up the fact he was blasting from the police though. Total BHO fail, but well done on that.

Originally Posted by Matt Rize

Expect weekly updates... because these kids are blowing up left and right.

oh my fuck lol....sad but funny

lel fukin poosyz i make bho while smoking a blunt breh !

Originally Posted by Matt Rize

thanks for bringing this up.

Static is a major cause of fume explosions, yet no one wants to talk about it or address the issue because they aren't grounding their blast tubes. Utter belligerent negligent ignorance. Butane gas flashes in super low concentrations, much easier than gasoline, which explodes from static sparks frequently.

Blast naked and outside, with grounded tubes and pyrex dishes.
Anti static wrist bands COST THREE DOLLARS.

HAHAHAHA i know that fuckin kid

Freezer purging.... bhotards