[wireman2004]

Aled
Quick question.
What did you do with the dry ice last week?

[MK Chris]

Did you not think to ask here?

[chrysostom]

if only there was some sort of facility where you could LISTEN AGAIN.

maybe an Interactive PLAYER.

an I PLAYER.

[Sunny So Cal]

Ha. Oh for God's sake, he dumped it into the gutter outside the studio and poured hot water from the cafe across the street on top of it until it sublimated away, pausing every so often when cars were passing so as not to cause an accident from 'fog'. He returned to the studio to lots of quips but at least maintaining all of his digits.

[foot-loose]

It was dry ice - not nuclear waste. I didn't understand what the fuss was over the whole thing last week.

[Andy B]

It's very cold and can cause serious damage if touched with bare skin.

Also as the amount of carbon dioxide gas increases, if it is left in a confined environment, say a fridge for example, then the pressure will increase to the point where it could make the fridge explode like a bomb.......
















or it could just push the door open.

[foot-loose]

have you been on wikipedia again?

[Andy B]

Nope, that's what greyhead said in his official capactity as special effects supervisor......I've got a great memory for stuff like that.....I cannot however remember where I put my keys. I've not left the house in 3 days now.

[Yudster]

Yes, but thats not because you have lost your keys. Its because you haven't been allowed to have them.

[Andy B]

I'm not allowed sharp objects.

Or tetrachloroethylene.

[Aled]

Ha. Oh for God's sake, he dumped it into the gutter outside the studio and poured hot water from the cafe across the street on top of it until it sublimated away, pausing every so often when cars were passing so as not to cause an accident from 'fog'. He returned to the studio to lots of quips but at least maintaining all of his digits.

Correct