An incendiary topic.

My original plan for this blog was to share information that I found interesting or useful.  Allow me to preface this article by saying what you do with this information is solely YOUR responsibility.  I implore you to use this type of thing only as a last resort; there are usually better ways to deal with problems.

That being said...we all know the zombie apocalypse is coming and it is necessary to be prepared for the hordes of undead that will inevitably rise and seek to feed on your delicious brain meats.  Picture it: you're faced with an approaching army of the undead, nowhere to run, out of ammo, you turn to improvised weapons, the molotov cocktail is a classic.  As you go to light one up, you find your lighter has run out of fluid, or perhaps it's too windy that day and your matches get blown out.  Its happened to all of us at one point...but no more!  Presenting the Flameless Molotov. 

I give you a simple recipe for producing a molotov cocktail, that is water resistant, extra sticky, and doesn't require you to light it before you throw one.  Take a wine bottle with a concave bottom.  Fill it with 30% sulfuric acid, 20% motor oil, and 50% gasoline.  Seal the top, and then clean/dry the outside of the bottle, especially the bottom part.  Fill the bottom with Potassium Chlorate.  Now cut out a piece or cardboard in a circular shape so it will fit over the bottom and hold the potassium chlorate in place.  Put the cardboard on and seal it with duct tape.  Put a plastic bag on the bottom and hold it on with a rubber band to keep moisture out.  When you throw one of these the sulfuric acid will ignite the potassium chloride, which will, in turn, set off the gasoline.  Hopefully your zombies can be killed with fire.


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