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Those little batteries arent gonna do anything, not like they were squeezing the lithium into peoples lawns. And it was only about 1000 of these tiny cell batteries. They werent broken and i bet virtually no lithium seeped into the ground. This is insignificant compared to the pollution created by your cell phone, mp3 player, and hybrid car batteries.
If we try to convice people that to change the world,environmental awareness must to come from every one,and from small to big things. Why not to worry about things like this? Since,altgouh funny,it doesn't bring nothing good to the world.
Art can be done,but the good artists are the ones that can shock people not causing damages (not only environmental ones).
They do this,but I bet they have some foolish speechs about governments policies on environmental protection.
Hi,things like these are rarely done. I also doubt they were left behind in the ground,i also doubt they leaked. If they did it looks like they are in a street with all concrete. The batteries contain a very minuscule amount of lithium that wouldn't have even gone through the very deep and thick concrete.
Yes small things cause pollution but this is just something rare and i doubt it harmed anything.
I mainly aimed to answer your original question. And that would be:
The Boston crap wasn't throwies- GRL had nothing to do with it. That stuff was LED art done in a completely separate way from throwie construction, so you can't really call those things throwies, considering they weren't magnetic and they couldn't be thrown very far...
This video needs to be used as evidence in defense of the two people who used LED throwies to promote the Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie, who got arrested last night due to the American media and police being 100% grade-A morons.
they are nice but did u recycle all this stuff?
sonolaceci 3 weeks ago
how do you make them ? :b
its urgent ! thanksssss .
IrisFlowers14 2 months ago
how do you make those lights ? (:
IrisFlowers14 2 months ago
Pyrotix: I suppose you'll find materials cheaper on chinese export sites. PM me if you still do this stuff :)
Nintencrow 1 year ago
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ivylsp 1 year ago
cops ruin everything looks fun tho
raveracer02 1 year ago 3
what a big waste of battery material !!!
Lemonatic 2 years ago 2
can you even imagine the polution that that batteries did on the soil?
molinobeer 2 years ago
Those little batteries arent gonna do anything, not like they were squeezing the lithium into peoples lawns. And it was only about 1000 of these tiny cell batteries. They werent broken and i bet virtually no lithium seeped into the ground. This is insignificant compared to the pollution created by your cell phone, mp3 player, and hybrid car batteries.
FelixTheHouseFreak 2 years ago
@FelixTheHouseFreak
You are not right. Sorry
molinobeer 2 years ago
@FelixTheHouseFreak
Although insignificant, is not necessary, so why creating it...
molinobeer 2 years ago
Hi, yes ,but i just think that there are much bigger pollution issues at hand so we shouldnt worry too much about things like this.
FelixTheHouseFreak 2 years ago
@FelixTheHouseFreak
If we try to convice people that to change the world,environmental awareness must to come from every one,and from small to big things. Why not to worry about things like this? Since,altgouh funny,it doesn't bring nothing good to the world.
Art can be done,but the good artists are the ones that can shock people not causing damages (not only environmental ones).
They do this,but I bet they have some foolish speechs about governments policies on environmental protection.
molinobeer 2 years ago
Hi,things like these are rarely done. I also doubt they were left behind in the ground,i also doubt they leaked. If they did it looks like they are in a street with all concrete. The batteries contain a very minuscule amount of lithium that wouldn't have even gone through the very deep and thick concrete.
Yes small things cause pollution but this is just something rare and i doubt it harmed anything.
I mainly aimed to answer your original question. And that would be:
Pretty much none.
FelixTheHouseFreak 2 years ago
@molinobeer why not create it?
treefidytree 1 year ago
@treefidytree
Below I already said my opinion about this.
molinobeer 1 year ago
@molinobeer you realize lithium oxidizes the second it makes contact with air making harmless compounds right?
stupidplants 1 year ago
Graffiti research lab idea!!
panchitojuan 3 years ago
@panchitojuan no... Instructables had these way before GRL.
stupidplants 1 year ago
magnifico io sono italiano è bellissimo
danigiro 3 years ago
nightbright fool
500 bones. rich kids graff.
pirateale 4 years ago
The Boston crap wasn't throwies- GRL had nothing to do with it. That stuff was LED art done in a completely separate way from throwie construction, so you can't really call those things throwies, considering they weren't magnetic and they couldn't be thrown very far...
MacGear14 4 years ago
Don't say Toronto doesn't know how to have fun... Love it
lonelybloggers 5 years ago
Toronto rocks :)!
snowskaterjay 5 years ago
This video needs to be used as evidence in defense of the two people who used LED throwies to promote the Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie, who got arrested last night due to the American media and police being 100% grade-A morons.
ForcedToSignUp 5 years ago
How much are they?
ebutu007 5 years ago
we made 1,000 of them and spent about $500 USD on the project. so figure that's about $0.50 USD each.
pyrotix 5 years ago 4