Burning rules
Burning rules
ID: In each of the 4 corners of the image is a drawing of an open matchbook, on the inside is a heart, and one of the matches' heads is heart shaped, in the centre is text: "IF STANDING UP FOR HUMAN RIGHTS BURNS A BRIDGE, I HAVE MATCHES."
Credit: @sheislimitless
I've got matches, about 40 lighters, 3 propane torches, and two burners used in a blacksmith forge that can make quite impressive flames reaching 2,000 degrees.
And I also know how to make and (properly) throw molotovs, so that's always fun to show off at parties.
Can blacksmith forges melt steel beams?
A fossil fuel fire can soften steel so it can be hammered into shape. Hot, soft steel can't hold up buildings
Mine can, a little bit.
The trickier question is "can blacksmith forges coopt disaster for massive government overreach and restricting of privacy" but that's way less catchy for the conspiracy theorists.
There's a way to properly throw molotovs? Where does one research such skills?
Throw to the side, sometimes called "sidearm" throw.
A properly prepared in advance molotov isn't going to break or open while you throw, but improvised ones are often unsealed and can spill mid-throw.
If you go up and over your back, like a baseball or snowball throw, you risk burning liquids falling onto your back and head.
By swinging over to the side, left or right depending on which hand you throw with, any risk is sent to the side of you. So be careful your don't burn your buddies legs, too.
We'll burn that bridge when we get to it
Burning it is too slow. I got some C-4
I also have plenty of Everclear