The two guys, Paul and Oscar, are stupid. TVs contain hazardous materials: large quantities of lead, phosphorous, cadmium, barium, and mercury.
Smashing of the TV will cause the hazardous materials to be released into the area. The toxin-bearing particles become an immediate airborne hazard. These toxins will easily be absorbed through your lungs, mouth, eyes, and skin.
The two guys will likely develop respiratory, pneumonitis, and neuropsychiatric problems as they get older.
erm..not exactly. There are no compressed gasses in the tube at all, that hissing noise is air filling the tube. This tv has anti-implosion glass, older tvs would implode so voilently that glass shards would go everywhere and cause alot of damage, what he is doing is in fact very dangerous. The tubes on these tvs can hold electrical charge for upto 3 months after being switched off, he would have got a nast shock from going near the tube affer breking it
i cracked the screen on our old tubed T.V. with a hammer and then it made a sound like gas was comming out of it then the screen started cracking more. Was that like gas or something or just like compresed air? Please reply
TV=LIE
BREAK=SOLUTION
loustros80 3 months ago
I used to do that a lot lol.
jon99miller 9 months ago
Thank you
vnikosv 1 year ago
#fake&gay
1XxENGxX1 1 year ago
Why, o why are tv's some damn much fun to break?!?! I never miss an opportunity to break one!
tlfrantz1 1 year ago
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The two guys, Paul and Oscar, are stupid. TVs contain hazardous materials: large quantities of lead, phosphorous, cadmium, barium, and mercury.
Smashing of the TV will cause the hazardous materials to be released into the area. The toxin-bearing particles become an immediate airborne hazard. These toxins will easily be absorbed through your lungs, mouth, eyes, and skin.
The two guys will likely develop respiratory, pneumonitis, and neuropsychiatric problems as they get older.
TranCendenZ 2 years ago
At around 0:17 you will notice a hissing sound, That is the special compressed gases escaping from the cathode-ray tube.
THEMIKON8ER 2 years ago
erm..not exactly. There are no compressed gasses in the tube at all, that hissing noise is air filling the tube. This tv has anti-implosion glass, older tvs would implode so voilently that glass shards would go everywhere and cause alot of damage, what he is doing is in fact very dangerous. The tubes on these tvs can hold electrical charge for upto 3 months after being switched off, he would have got a nast shock from going near the tube affer breking it
mashhead1000 2 years ago
I have tv to break where you live
leamericanos 2 years ago
i cracked the screen on our old tubed T.V. with a hammer and then it made a sound like gas was comming out of it then the screen started cracking more. Was that like gas or something or just like compresed air? Please reply
SonyXboxWii60 2 years ago
Awesome video
nolan72789 3 years ago
Damn, did that tube shatter!!
Trance88 4 years ago
hahavery fny WASTE i hate u
JakeJudkins 5 years ago