"On the Earth's surface, where you and I are at the moment" With todays technology we can easily watch your videos in a plane within the stratosphere.
I love science so much for awesome things like this.Science is the closet thing we have to magic,so If I cant be a magical wizard then I can become a scientist.
Did I hear the Prof. say 'Comrades' at the beginning? I hope so and I hope that he was not being sardonic. I think that it is Great to regard each other as 'Comrades' !
" If it wasnt for the ozone in the upper atmosphere all of us would be if not dead ;certainly very much less confterable than we are at the moment." That made me crack up when he said it with his facial expresion 4:50
wow, every time I watch these videos I learn something new, I had no idea that liquid dio had magnetic properties, or sorry , reacted to magnetism. Has you chemistry department ever thought of doing television broadcasts?
@AntonioVassZanBomber talk about something to talk that you can talk like i can talk for you to talk about mad scients talking about something ...lmao
@AntonioVassZanBomber its just a simple matter of science cause with science you learn thing that you have to lear so you can learn to teach somene so that he can learn something to learn to teach it
Well, you could say that I guess. UV Rays are involved in the production of Ozone from Oxygen, but Ozone is not simply Oxygen exposed to UV
Oxygen Molecules, O2 are hit with UV Rays, which give enough energy to split it into 2 single Oxygen atoms, known as "Free Radicals" due to it's unpaired electrons (which it wants to pair up). These highly reactive radicals then react with another O2 molecule, bonding to it and forming Ozone or O3.
@phillipdogyface hmm. Even though the oxygen is still the same besides temperature and state of matter, those would both influence the way it travels through your body. I am still going to go with yes, but I am still just as curious as you are.
It would be cool if PeriodicVideos did a clip about ozone. It is virtually impossible to find a picture of ozone, let alone a video. All you can find are tons of stuff about ozone layer, and boring "water purifiers". But no real ozone. I've seen only small ammounts of gaseous ozone and that's it. It would be cool to see it in liquid or solid form, or do some nice experiments with the gas. I know it's dangerous, but fluorine is worse, and you filmed a clip about it, too.
@theundeh stop motion is somethin u obviously cant do. U probly cant do anything period. Wow and u dont even have any videos, thats sad bro. All u do is listen to that heavy metal crap, r u a punk or something? Maybe one day ull get hit by heavy metal
@KENNY200056 cuz this vid had a crazy looking guy on the front of the vid, and he looked like he was bout to kill somebody! So according to my calculations, ur all nerds for likin this crap!
so could this be why iron is so badly affected by oxygen? it's magnetic properties drawing the oxygen in faster than flourine, chlorine or the others, and the fact that iron is missing so many electrons means it's more reactive than cobalt or nickel? also the blue color of oxygen, could that be what gives rise to the blue color of the oceans?
@r0galik it was just a guess. I'm new to chemistry and am steadily learning, but even if I studied chemistry all my life I still wont know everything. considering I've been doing chemistry the past 6 months that's not a whole lot of time.
As i recall when i went to school back in the 1950's the oxygen to nitrogen ratio was 33% oxygen, and 66% nitrogen with a 1% of other impurities. Recently i checked the internet and it seems that there are some discrepancies. I was in touch with a NASA scientist who agrees that the ratio was as i mentioned; so, i don't know what to say...
Did you know that the oxygen in earth's atmosphere is being deplet much faster than the planet can mannufacture it? This depletion problem accelerated drastically in the mid 1950's so much so that since then it has been depleted by about 33% and at the rate that it's being consumed i doubt that it will last another thirty years. Is the depleting oxygen going to affect all of the species as it decays more and more? Think about it...
The current atomic theory is a misconception of the evolutionary weave of the energies that form the intrinsic lattices of matter. Protons, neutrons, electrons, neutrinos, positrons, quarks, leptons, byrons, pions, gluons, mesons, kaons are all correspondents of an abstract theory that evolved and continues to evolve from an imaginary plane that bears no value to the reality of nature's codified ways of doing what it does that is of the matrix grid of evolution.
Did you know that if you divide earth's diameter by its life to date, and reduce the quotient to the minimal second time period; you will end up with the tiniest conceivable linear dimension that can be extrapolated from two real values which represents the diameter of the atom?The atom is surrounded by an energy field which i've named the EMER's field which serves to bind to other energy weaves and form molecules? There are three categories of atoms. Some don't have an EMER field. Liquids/gases
Did you know that currently earth's oxygen is about 21% percent i of the atmosphere whereas sixty years ago it was about 33 % and the planet's atmosphere was a lot higher than 200 miles? As the world's population grows our bodies retain about 85% of water which is about 1 third oxygen and we are constantly exposing metals to the atmosphere which oxidize, and automobiles and industries are consuming oxygen at astonishing rates that's depleting the ratio of oxygen and nitrogen.All life is at peril
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wazscience 19 hours ago
Is this how Einstein performing an experiment and a power point would look like.?
royoffg 1 day ago
ooo a lecture yippe! :)
jonsdlr 1 day ago
his hair defines gravity! :D
YamahaBroz 3 days ago
its professor from back to the future
TikiShootah 3 days ago
Heimerdinger?
JYC422 4 days ago
"On the Earth's surface, where you and I are at the moment" With todays technology we can easily watch your videos in a plane within the stratosphere.
thesuraking 6 days ago
just curious as too dissolved ozone's characteristics found in some water bottles
KnowimBIGMEEch 1 week ago
4:06 Thats what she said
KiwiBirdGoesSquack 1 week ago
who edited this video?
jrrj1990 2 weeks ago
@jrrj1990 a guy who breath too much oxygen !
Alexvideoclip 4 days ago
and boom goes the dynamite...
Johnh7390 2 weeks ago
can u guys make a video for the mineral olivine please
jiaanchen 2 weeks ago
wooohoo, and there she blows! lol XD
nurlan7771 2 weeks ago
"Generally, you only make liquid oxygen by mistake, not like today when we're making some on purpose."
Doddmond 2 weeks ago
I love science so much for awesome things like this.Science is the closet thing we have to magic,so If I cant be a magical wizard then I can become a scientist.
thelegendarylord 2 weeks ago 3
Id love to study Chemistry science, only for Prof's lectures. :D
Xbox360KnowHow 2 weeks ago
at the end the guy in the back look like he from breaking bad
jojo19001 2 weeks ago
@jojo19001
Lol, I was thinking the same.
CidCaldensfey 1 week ago
Breaking bad xD
ozzygp11 2 weeks ago
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Chiller30001993 3 weeks ago
Test tube on a string and match on a stick? The university of Nottingham is VERY high tech.
patrink12 3 weeks ago
It hasn't been a good day unless you've blown something up.
SlideRulePirate 3 weeks ago
LOVE SCIENCE!
MathPhysChemSkyNerd 4 weeks ago
So is Neil a professor? Or is he an assistant?
MrSuednym 1 month ago
@MrSuednym Neil's a lab tech at the university.
Halo3ForumEurope 1 month ago
Did you guys hear? Oxygen and Magnessium got together! OMg !!
darkbrayan1 1 month ago 7
@darkbrayan1 actually its MgO cuz u write cation first and then anion hehe :D
Devantium 1 month ago 6
@darkbrayan1 nice try but no cigar
glooozo 1 month ago
I wish he was my professor :P
sgtolsen 1 month ago
Try To Put Your Hand In That Liquid Oxygn Hahahaha
Less Than Half Second Your Hand LL Become ICE
Dont Try This At Home So Danger :)
nofallyaqoo 1 month ago
@nofallyaqoo Stop putting a capital in front of every word. It's annoying.
cheezmasterz1103 4 weeks ago
@cheezmasterz1103 yeaH, thaT annoyeD mE toO.
Numboss 4 weeks ago
@cheezmasterz1103
ok sorry i apologize
happy christmis and happy new year :D
nofallyaqoo 4 weeks ago
i want that proffesor to take a visit during one of our next tedious lessons on chemical reactions and catalysts
modgemtb 1 month ago
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Wow. LOX is dangerous stuff. A simple spark could become a big problem.
bamboo4tameshigiri 1 month ago
i might be getting my vocab waaayyy wrong, but is that substance that he ignited called oxy-cotten? or oxy-wool?
kinghomer222 1 month ago
Professor got swag
Randimable 1 month ago
Einstein wanabe?
Fluvance 1 month ago
i never learned that oxygen trick :/
Superfresh602 2 months ago
Would have loved to have had these guys as chemistry teachers in school
StephenFiorentini 2 months ago
Did I hear the Prof. say 'Comrades' at the beginning? I hope so and I hope that he was not being sardonic. I think that it is Great to regard each other as 'Comrades' !
DennisNutting 2 months ago
i really admire teachers or professors who make students love thier subject
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"so we begin with Neil's very high-tech piece of equipment....
which is a test tube on a piece of string"
LucioEiji 2 months ago
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LucioEiji 2 months ago
" If it wasnt for the ozone in the upper atmosphere all of us would be if not dead ;certainly very much less confterable than we are at the moment." That made me crack up when he said it with his facial expresion 4:50
123ElTri 2 months ago
This video has excellent editing, very riveting, good work to whoever edited this.
hydrox24 2 months ago
Any reason why Neil is so buff?
RBIVscreamtherequiem 3 months ago
That hair is fucking silly.
Apoc897 3 months ago
Prototype professor.
gangstervural 3 months ago 25
wow, every time I watch these videos I learn something new, I had no idea that liquid dio had magnetic properties, or sorry , reacted to magnetism. Has you chemistry department ever thought of doing television broadcasts?
ZenSpider40 3 months ago
white power 1:08
wapsyed 3 months ago
I wish I had gone to that university, people seem glad of sharing their knowledge... in contrast to what occurs in my university :(
Nando85ec 3 months ago
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TechnoZombie 3 months ago
Prof P. for the role of Walter White in the BBC remake of Breaking Bad!
NorthForkFisherman 4 months ago
chemists are scared of liquid oxigen...nice!
you only make liquid oxigen by mystake, not like today that we're making it on purpose LOL
the videos are great!
AokiAisaka 4 months ago
Can you really store it in a flask?
DazIOM1140 4 months ago
4:09 thats what she said
neLAsesh 4 months ago
If he died his har black .. It would look like a fro =P
1Deejay7 4 months ago
yuck. I heard him say welcome to lecture. Thumbs up if you feel the same way.
Philios2Glory1 4 months ago
Talk about looking like a Mad scientist!!!
AntonioVassZanBomber 5 months ago 79
@AntonioVassZanBomber talk about something to talk that you can talk like i can talk for you to talk about mad scients talking about something ...lmao
joshuatube511 4 months ago
@joshuatube511 You confuse me
AntonioVassZanBomber 4 months ago
@AntonioVassZanBomber its just a simple matter of science cause with science you learn thing that you have to lear so you can learn to teach somene so that he can learn something to learn to teach it
joshuatube511 4 months ago
@AntonioVassZanBomber He's perfect !! IMO it's what a chemist prof SHOULD look !! .. i want one at home ! =o)
RainManOfQuebec 2 months ago
Does superfluid oxygen exist?
knugie 5 months ago
@knugie No.
Aviatorsmith 4 months ago
4:08 Boom goes the dynamite.
MrBulletproof87 5 months ago
isn't ozone just oxygen that has been exposed to UV rays ?
flyingchimp99 5 months ago
@flyingchimp99 No
DrBones666 5 months ago
@DrBones666 who said ?
flyingchimp99 5 months ago
@flyingchimp99 No
tomgreen99200 5 months ago
@flyingchimp99
Well, you could say that I guess. UV Rays are involved in the production of Ozone from Oxygen, but Ozone is not simply Oxygen exposed to UV
Oxygen Molecules, O2 are hit with UV Rays, which give enough energy to split it into 2 single Oxygen atoms, known as "Free Radicals" due to it's unpaired electrons (which it wants to pair up). These highly reactive radicals then react with another O2 molecule, bonding to it and forming Ozone or O3.
O2 + Energy ---> 2O*
O* + O2 ---> O3
zearfox 4 months ago
i cant believe liquid oxygen is magnetic!!! That seems totally unintuitive.
mccdotedu 5 months ago
all those lucky students in the very beginning. I want to take one of his lectures!
mccdotedu 5 months ago
I wonder if the dude with the afro is a virgin
anybodykilla92 5 months ago
@anybodykilla92 No, he is married and has kids.
sbreheny 5 months ago
"take makeup off your 'partner'".lol
analyzingfunny 5 months ago
@analyzingfunny
just after you've wiped your babies arse
donnyab 5 months ago
@donnyab what? you mad bro?
analyzingfunny 5 months ago
4:08 :L "Woohoo! And there she blows"
Jaspastritt 5 months ago
wow, no reason to be careful, if you almost pour it on your shoe, what is the risk right?
imachavel 6 months ago
does the magnet affect oxygen gas too ?
StarSpawn06 6 months ago
is it possible to drown in liquid oxygen?
phillipdogyface 6 months ago
@phillipdogyface Yes, it would be a death most painful.
NoahGoob 6 months ago
@NoahGoob lets say for whatever reason, you were immune to hypothermia... lol
phillipdogyface 6 months ago
@phillipdogyface hmm. Even though the oxygen is still the same besides temperature and state of matter, those would both influence the way it travels through your body. I am still going to go with yes, but I am still just as curious as you are.
NoahGoob 6 months ago
Marvellous. All hail the lone unpaired electrons.
Seriously though, liquid oxygen is not your friend.
jrcgarry 6 months ago
@jrcgarry All oxygen kills you in the end. It should be banned ;)
unvergebeneid 6 months ago
Really useful, thanks:)
bbawor 6 months ago
is that wool the scientist's hair???
quenta0520 6 months ago
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whotaughtyou 6 months ago
can you guys do a video explaining that apparatus for making liquid oxygen..
megamarko94 6 months ago
Ich mag Chemie nicht. Ich mochte Chemie nie.
zurechtweiser 6 months ago
hahahaha "careful of my shoes"
NarcolepticFilmer 6 months ago
@NarcolepticFilmer You would have fun in college. With that sense of humor.
Spazzycat14 6 months ago
@Spazzycat14 its a good job you're mr fucking hilarious then isnt it?
NarcolepticFilmer 6 months ago
@NarcolepticFilmer Uhm. proper grammar and punctuation would help me decipher your internet language.
Spazzycat14 6 months ago
@Spazzycat14 I'm sorry but I fail to see where I made a mistake in my past comment
NarcolepticFilmer 6 months ago
Looks like Peter Griffin's favorite teacher Mr. Fargus
roadkill988 6 months ago
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roadkill988 6 months ago
Very interesting, especially with that ball of hair that the professor have.
JuggalocodeChile1988 6 months ago
It would be cool if PeriodicVideos did a clip about ozone. It is virtually impossible to find a picture of ozone, let alone a video. All you can find are tons of stuff about ozone layer, and boring "water purifiers". But no real ozone. I've seen only small ammounts of gaseous ozone and that's it. It would be cool to see it in liquid or solid form, or do some nice experiments with the gas. I know it's dangerous, but fluorine is worse, and you filmed a clip about it, too.
endimion17 6 months ago
@theundeh and dont be takin my line "according to my calculations" not cool to copy what i say
MistaG625 6 months ago
@theundeh stop motion is somethin u obviously cant do. U probly cant do anything period. Wow and u dont even have any videos, thats sad bro. All u do is listen to that heavy metal crap, r u a punk or something? Maybe one day ull get hit by heavy metal
MistaG625 6 months ago
@KENNY200056 cuz this vid had a crazy looking guy on the front of the vid, and he looked like he was bout to kill somebody! So according to my calculations, ur all nerds for likin this crap!
MistaG625 6 months ago
@MistaG625 Dude you have lego stop-motion uploaded. According to my calculations, you are a fucking loser.
theundeh 6 months ago
Nerds!
MistaG625 7 months ago
@MistaG625 why would you look this up just to say nerd.........are you a dumb ass?
KENNY200056 6 months ago
Excellent videos. Keep'em coming, they're greatly appreciated!
biophr34k 7 months ago
0:56 THATS EINSTEIN? WTF?
Mrkirkhammett123 7 months ago
neil is always bullied =[
orgminyak 7 months ago
neil is kind of hot
zillaje 7 months ago
so could this be why iron is so badly affected by oxygen? it's magnetic properties drawing the oxygen in faster than flourine, chlorine or the others, and the fact that iron is missing so many electrons means it's more reactive than cobalt or nickel? also the blue color of oxygen, could that be what gives rise to the blue color of the oceans?
drewnickel 7 months ago
@drewnickel uhh, no.
RandomGuy0987 7 months ago
@drewnickel 1) you don't normally get fluorine or chlorine or others in the atmosphere, no connection
2)hell no, Rayleigh scattering
r0galik 7 months ago
@r0galik it was just a guess. I'm new to chemistry and am steadily learning, but even if I studied chemistry all my life I still wont know everything. considering I've been doing chemistry the past 6 months that's not a whole lot of time.
drewnickel 7 months ago
@drewnickel but you should've noticed that they were talking about liquid oxygen's blue color. Gaseous oxygen is colorless.
r0galik 7 months ago
@r0galik good point there
drewnickel 7 months ago
has anybody else seen this on the news about matter and anti-matter
deanbrickland 7 months ago
how is it that a prof this awesome can be so humble? all of my profs treat us like pigs.
reinux 7 months ago
Did you know Soda came from the Chemistry Lab?
heartlessvietboy 7 months ago
until these videos, i def undervalued the importance of the match on a stick, as a scientific instrument.
kapwns 7 months ago
Heat, oxygen and fuel, Brodey
Morrgore 7 months ago
Thank you for what you do. I always write the same comment on every video you make. Mario from Rome.
MroStudios 7 months ago
I don't understand the similarity between oxidation and burning. Aren't they two different things? Don't worry... I'll Google it!
jatigre1 7 months ago
I'm starting to get the impression my school was VERY dull... All these experiments that "everyone" does were never done at my school... =\
Versudan 8 months ago
@Versudan This is a university though, not a school.
Heavyassalter 8 months ago
@Heavyassalter I'm pretty sure he mentioned 'school' though when he said everyone did it, not university.
Versudan 8 months ago
dom jolly
TheEimaj 8 months ago
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Love is like oxygen
Zaximillian 8 months ago
Please, can you record and post your lessons online?
TheCombineify 8 months ago
4:06 That's what she said...
andresderasfriend 8 months ago
Heh, salad fingers.
CHmLgN 8 months ago
Is the guy with the white hair salad fingers?????!?!?!?!?!?
MrCoonskin 8 months ago
@MrCoonskin LMAO i thought the same
mohammadjj 8 months ago
The bald dude is way cool! What is his function?
Timrath 9 months ago
As i recall when i went to school back in the 1950's the oxygen to nitrogen ratio was 33% oxygen, and 66% nitrogen with a 1% of other impurities. Recently i checked the internet and it seems that there are some discrepancies. I was in touch with a NASA scientist who agrees that the ratio was as i mentioned; so, i don't know what to say...
jqs1943 9 months ago
Why is Bruce Willis helping them?
why is he in Notingham?
soonBO7 9 months ago
niel is the stig of periodic videos
barashah 9 months ago
Neil...the silent hero.
MrQuantumtheory 9 months ago 66
neil is a good person
nsaisamrit 6 months ago
neil looks scary
thatoneguy12ize 9 months ago
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That actually only second favorite sample of liquid oxygen
NagaJolokiafied 9 months ago
Did you know that the oxygen in earth's atmosphere is being deplet much faster than the planet can mannufacture it? This depletion problem accelerated drastically in the mid 1950's so much so that since then it has been depleted by about 33% and at the rate that it's being consumed i doubt that it will last another thirty years. Is the depleting oxygen going to affect all of the species as it decays more and more? Think about it...
jqs1943 9 months ago
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TheMusic415 9 months ago
"So here we have a match on a stick"
always a good way to start an experiment
evan393 9 months ago 4
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and there she blows? -.-
scraffs224 9 months ago
Scumbag Oxygen:
"Hey bro, can I borrow your electron?"
Never gives electron back.
EventisInnovations 9 months ago 114
@EventisInnovations Forever a cation
rolingpingu 9 months ago
@EventisInnovations Nerd humor ftw (Y)
WhiteShadow139 6 months ago
@WhiteShadow139
Yeah, knowing basic Chemistry qualifies you to be a nerd.
mike3667 6 months ago
@mike3667 Nay... Finding it funny qualifies you to be a nerd.
WhiteShadow139 6 months ago
@EventisInnovations No. Oxygen: May I have 2 electrons? Metal: I'm positive. Oxygen: I'm now negative. Je t'aime. Metal + oxygen = ionic compound. ^^
Almontmarine 6 months ago
afro boy made this video a win!
seltblade 10 months ago
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WOOHOO AND THERE SHE BLOWS!
FiliPinoy95 10 months ago
Thumbs up if you thought about that soviet guy on Brainiac who talks about liquid oxygen.
CootPrankCalls 10 months ago
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the quiet guy is very cool...
FrancekPirosrancek 10 months ago
yey communism!
Superchickenman159 10 months ago
So fucking cool!
vita1ek 10 months ago
5 seconds onwards is just the name of the lecture
Borrisbeaner 10 months ago
The current atomic theory is a misconception of the evolutionary weave of the energies that form the intrinsic lattices of matter. Protons, neutrons, electrons, neutrinos, positrons, quarks, leptons, byrons, pions, gluons, mesons, kaons are all correspondents of an abstract theory that evolved and continues to evolve from an imaginary plane that bears no value to the reality of nature's codified ways of doing what it does that is of the matrix grid of evolution.
My email: jqs43@hotmail.com
jqs1943 10 months ago
Did you know that if you divide earth's diameter by its life to date, and reduce the quotient to the minimal second time period; you will end up with the tiniest conceivable linear dimension that can be extrapolated from two real values which represents the diameter of the atom?The atom is surrounded by an energy field which i've named the EMER's field which serves to bind to other energy weaves and form molecules? There are three categories of atoms. Some don't have an EMER field. Liquids/gases
jqs1943 10 months ago
Did you know that currently earth's oxygen is about 21% percent i of the atmosphere whereas sixty years ago it was about 33 % and the planet's atmosphere was a lot higher than 200 miles? As the world's population grows our bodies retain about 85% of water which is about 1 third oxygen and we are constantly exposing metals to the atmosphere which oxidize, and automobiles and industries are consuming oxygen at astonishing rates that's depleting the ratio of oxygen and nitrogen.All life is at peril
jqs1943 10 months ago
@jqs1943 no it wasn't, the bulk composition of the atmosphere was gravimetrically calculated in the 18th century, it was 21% then and its 21% now
DontSpeakFightFair 9 months ago
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HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA LOOK AT THE UGLY PROFESSOR HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA LOOKS LIKE HE HAS BEEN IN SAHARA DESERT FOR 5 YEARS HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
ChillJosef 10 months ago
Is Prof. Poliakoff left handed? I noticed he wears watch on his right hand. Also the video was very enlightening
xeroaxlvx 10 months ago
@xeroaxlvx i am right handed and wear my watch on the right wrist.
until you mentioned it i had assumed i was normal?
spankmygimp 10 months ago
@spankmygimp Hmm, I am not sure, because I am left handed and have always worn my watch on my right hand. So I have no idea.
xeroaxlvx 10 months ago
@Top180Zero sure if you wana die
fes12in 10 months ago
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"and there she blows"
alamt123 10 months ago
@Djinna000 fyi its magnetics how do they work an this video iz cool i was seein if a dumbass would reply an i got one congratulations
juggalo450 10 months ago
That fantastic four fucker, when he says' flame on' does he fart oxygen all over himself?
icu123abc 11 months ago
MATCH ON A STICK FTW!
shinohara100 11 months ago 2
boring
juggalo450 11 months ago
@juggalo450 Fucking elements, how do they work!?
Djinna000 10 months ago
His hair and the cotton wool looks the same! :-O
HenrikRagnarsson 11 months ago
2:25 what a skull
giorgos11235 11 months ago
is liquid o2 cold
fatchinaman100 11 months ago
@fatchinaman100 liquid O2 is extremely cold
MrFallout396 11 months ago
these vids are soooo cool, i bet i mma stay all night up to watch em
Coredeath 11 months ago