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Old 20-November-2004, 10:52 PM
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http://apache.airnet.com.au/~fastinfo/microwave/

Some very amusing (but dangerous...don't try these at home kids) experiments for your microwave.
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OMG!!! what a site! 'steam propelled grapes'??? lucky i do not own a microwave or i'd be really tempted :P
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Nice site Kashi! I've tried the sparking CD and expanding marshmellow one before... fun stuff.
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Alice Springs can rest in peace knowing that Damien does not own a microwave oven.
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but there is one at work..........
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yeah damien ... that'd give a whole new meaning to 'special education'!!!
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ROFLMAO!!!!

hmmmm detention in a microwave....naaaah
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