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[โ€“] SPRUNT@lemmy.world 3 points 1 week ago (1 children)

You can make thermite at home, and firework mortars are pretty commonly available. A balloon filled with thermite with a firework shell tucked inside should catch anything around it on fire pretty easily.

Definitely a "light fuse, run away" situation.

Oh yeah thermite is fun! Definitely didn't make any as a kid off of a "lifehacker . com" (dead site, don't visit) video that claimed it could melt through an engine block or anything like that...

We didn't have any spare engine blocks but it'll fuck up a dumpster pretty good...I uhhh...suspect.