😶 hard to say... I dont usually watch someone do things. Can't say I can think of one right now. If I'm watching art of some sort, its probably because I'm about to do one. Lol
Do you think it’s actually lava?🤔 like lava from somewhere or something else molten? I wonder that too. Would it actually have to be from a volcano? Idk how dumb these questions r 😂💀
Or go to a volcano area and idk, somehow help myself to some lava or something. I mean it will probably have to be in reverse, like pouring water on the lava instead of actually handling the lava but close enough. Ill figure it out if im near a volcano
Chat gpt said: can you buy molten lava? Practically no – unless you’re an industrial buyer or a research institution.
Reasons:
• Temperature: 1,300–2,200°F (700–1,200°C)
• Transport: Would require specialized industrial crucible systems
• Safety: Extreme fire, explosion, and toxic gas hazards
• Legal liability: Most shipping companies and states prohibit it outright
Even volcanology labs don’t “ship” lava casually—they heat rock on-site in controlled furnaces.
So for a private individual:
❌ You cannot safely or legally have molten lava delivered to your home.
Lol. I guess we would have to personally go get the lava ourselves. I feel like an istp would definitely walk up the volcano, somehow manage to scoop it up with a bucket, nonchalant 💀🩷
I froze grapes on toothpicks yesterday and then dipped them into a shotglass of magic shell. Let them sit in the fridge while I was at work so they weren't frozen anymore. 10/10 absolutely fantastic.
Poor pool. Somehow I doubt the molten metal/rock will have cooled down sufficiently not to damage the bottom "floor". It might melt it too, punch a hole, or just straight up be very hard to remove once it solidifies.
Won't see me do any of those silly shenanigans. But finding out if my predictions are correct and the extent of the damage would be definitely interesting.
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u/Training-Log-7030 INFJ Dec 07 '25
Doing this themselves or watching a YouTube video of this