JamesHW
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How strong are Prince Ruperts drops.?
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stuckmotor
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When I first noticed this thread I was very sleepy and hoped it would teach me something about the ends left over from sticks of steel. (Some people buy these drops at tremendous savings.) Then I dozed off.
Still groggy after my nap, I discovered Rupert was prince and decided his drops must be a patent medicine that somehow managed to hold on into the 21st century. Now, a little more awake, I find they're hardened glass and am about to watch the video.
This could be interesting.
Still groggy after my nap, I discovered Rupert was prince and decided his drops must be a patent medicine that somehow managed to hold on into the 21st century. Now, a little more awake, I find they're hardened glass and am about to watch the video.
This could be interesting.
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Quite cool. I used to love destroying stuff as a kid by putting things in a vice. Squishing stuff to destruction, never gets old.
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My eyes are bad enough as they are. I think I'll do all of my mini hand grenade viewing on line.
