MAKE A TORCH WITH PENCIL

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Uploaded by on Dec 26, 2007

make light using "pencil leads"

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  • no no no...

    1. grab a pencil

    2. punch it very HARD in your ass !!

  • Ya fixes most problems till your battery dies....then you have a whole new problem

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  • @DMoore6977 Actually no pencils ever contained lead. They have always been made with graphite cores. They are referred to as "lead pencils" because when graphite was discovered (in the 16th century) it was thought to be a form of lead, and was named "lead ore". Most people think pencils used to contain lead because they are too lazy to look it up.

  • Actually most pencils are made with graphite now instead of lead...people are just too lazy to call it for what it really is.

  • this is good if you dont have a phone, or a flash light and just happend to fuck your car up in the middle of no were at night time lol 

  • OR...or... they these light sticks at stores that heat up metal with small batteries called a flashlight! =O

  • @mariofreak1975 apparently you never got bored in school. =D 

  • ehh...

  • i tried this like 4 at home and the pencil part exploded seriously

  • how the hell do u split a pencil clean in half?..

  • Cool, now all I have to do is remember to have a pencil handy instead of a torch!

  • no man! you need to punch a tree to make some planks them make sticks and combine the sticks with coal!

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