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🥷's call me the drink.

now how do i do with an human?

zent that wasting food

more like disposable income

Rip Nile’s wiener 😢

That reminds me of something…

Beautiful!

“Fried chicken”

Now he needs to compress it into a ball shape

That’s a nice looking coke 😮😮😂😂😊

Petetion for Jessy Pinkman to watch this for educational purpose

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That's so cool! How much acid would it take for a chicken that's 12 pounds?

Good job, but you can improve it...1) If your freezer is small, use Yeti insulated tumblers (or similar), and 2) temper the ice before cutting. Let it sit for about 20 mins until it's clear and glossy all over. Placing the ice on a clean towel will keep it from moving around.

aint this a more interesting experiment than coke and mentos, kids?

Ohhh hell no😂😂😂

Whos here from h1t1

HELP I READ THIS AS “Vaporizing children in acid” 💀

Serial killaz are taking notes😂

Yo try titanium and steel alloying

How much acid would it take for a chicken that is 5'11, 170 pounds and american?

The most safest McDonalds spite to drink

H1t1 gang 👇

Galluminum

How do i vaporize about a 130lb chicken:)

We are here cuz of h1t1

my brother in christ is your hand okay

That's soda fr

Can I have them

How do you buy 3 gallons of this acid

How much acid do you need for a body which is roughly 50kg

Nigel: *shows you something* Also Nigel: *throws it on the floor*

Can u find chciken dna in there. is there still a trace

Tasty coffee

I sure hope nobody uses this recipe for anything other than chicken

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Hello, I have a question. If I wanted to do this experiment at home but I don't own isopropyl alcohol, would ethanol also work? Thank youuu

This is really cool! How much acid would it take to vaporize a chicken that's roughly 160lbs.

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It looks like Coca Cola

Why does this has 19m views

cool way to revenge

I was reading the caption like "Vaporising a dog in acid" 💀💀💀

Acid:*eating a chicken leg piece* Chicken leg piece:💀💀💀

Chicken:- What would happen to me once i reach your stomach? Him:- Get dissolved and digested by acid. *Dissolves chicken into acid without eating it*

That's very interesting, how much acid it would it takes to destroys a big chicken that stands at 176cm and weights 87kg?

This is really cool! how much acid would somone need for chicken that's roughly 250lbs

Put your finger in it see what happens

the thumbnail looks like demon core

Ozark episode when del found some of the money is missing