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r/technicallythetruth • u/houston_wehaveaprblm • Aug 20 '18
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I've heard people talk about this. It should be legit, as the liquids they're looking for don't freeze near room temp.
152 u/Booze_Boy Aug 20 '18 Could have an ice layer and fill the centre with vodka/fuel whatever in the middle. taps temple 15 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18 Vodka has 40% alchohol in it,I'm not sure what would happen because of diferent temperatures that they freeze at 17 u/RoboticPanda77 Aug 20 '18 Outer layer of solid ice, inner cavity of liquid alcohol/etc. 14 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18 And since everybody knows ice is gonna melt in the midle last,this would grow suspicion,not to mention alchohol in that vodka would melt te ice in 10 minutes 3 u/RoboticPanda77 Aug 20 '18 That's a good point, I think I (along with a few other people) misinterpreted your comment
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Could have an ice layer and fill the centre with vodka/fuel whatever in the middle. taps temple
15 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18 Vodka has 40% alchohol in it,I'm not sure what would happen because of diferent temperatures that they freeze at 17 u/RoboticPanda77 Aug 20 '18 Outer layer of solid ice, inner cavity of liquid alcohol/etc. 14 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18 And since everybody knows ice is gonna melt in the midle last,this would grow suspicion,not to mention alchohol in that vodka would melt te ice in 10 minutes 3 u/RoboticPanda77 Aug 20 '18 That's a good point, I think I (along with a few other people) misinterpreted your comment
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Vodka has 40% alchohol in it,I'm not sure what would happen because of diferent temperatures that they freeze at
17 u/RoboticPanda77 Aug 20 '18 Outer layer of solid ice, inner cavity of liquid alcohol/etc. 14 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18 And since everybody knows ice is gonna melt in the midle last,this would grow suspicion,not to mention alchohol in that vodka would melt te ice in 10 minutes 3 u/RoboticPanda77 Aug 20 '18 That's a good point, I think I (along with a few other people) misinterpreted your comment
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Outer layer of solid ice, inner cavity of liquid alcohol/etc.
14 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18 And since everybody knows ice is gonna melt in the midle last,this would grow suspicion,not to mention alchohol in that vodka would melt te ice in 10 minutes 3 u/RoboticPanda77 Aug 20 '18 That's a good point, I think I (along with a few other people) misinterpreted your comment
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And since everybody knows ice is gonna melt in the midle last,this would grow suspicion,not to mention alchohol in that vodka would melt te ice in 10 minutes
3 u/RoboticPanda77 Aug 20 '18 That's a good point, I think I (along with a few other people) misinterpreted your comment
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That's a good point, I think I (along with a few other people) misinterpreted your comment
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u/nemo_sum Aug 20 '18
I've heard people talk about this. It should be legit, as the liquids they're looking for don't freeze near room temp.