@@WJS774 I've used a bunch of FLIR and other thermal cameras for work over the years and I reckon that might be possible as im not sure the upper and lower limits on them actually are (and it varies by model) Regardless though it selects a range of temperatures that it maps to the colors and I'm assuming that is done by taking either a point value reading at the target or an average from the FOV. That means that wherever you point it it will show temperatures within a certain range around that temperature and if your outside of that range it will have no color to map to it and it's just black. If the camera was to focus on just the steel it would have worked likewise if it was on the dry ice alone it would have worked. But by having the entire FOV being of a typical temperature it used this to map the colors and so thats why the people, ground, etc are all showing normally, as well as the area of balanced heat between the steel and ice. But, both the dry ice and red hot steel are not.
@@k1ng5urfer Yes, obviously it varies by model, but I doubt that the commonly available ones will work for red hot metal. That's going to be a specialised application if I'm any judge.
The reason the steel went slow was because the steel was an example of the Leidenfrost effect where the liquid or solid is evaporated or sublimated with such a heat difference that the evaporating/sublimating matter forms a layer of gas which in turn boils the rest of the matter and effectively floats the cooler matter, and the air insulates the matter which slows the rate of evaporation/sublimation. You can see this with liquid nitrogen on a room temperature surface or water on a very hot stove. This effect can be compared to an air hockey puck, if the puck was the one floating itself.
So if you were heat the dry ice quickly enough with high heat would that cancel out the effect? or could you use a vacuum tube and somehow keep the heat constant?
@@DavidS-qn3jm I would think the weight of the 10 kg of steel would already provide enough pressure to at least limit the Leidenfrost effect. The reality is that the heat of sublimation of dry ice is very high, so it can resist the iron quite well.
I am often genuinely impressed with their sense of humor, while they may not speak english very well, they certainly knows how to use it to good effect. These guys are hilarious.
Dry Ice 571 kJ/kg heat of sublimation. Iron 0.444 J/gC heat capacity. For 10kg, Iron (assuming 1kC to 25C) 4.33MJ, Dry Ice 5.71MJ. Dry ice wins with 24% left on paper in ideal mix. The iron only went through half the height of the dry ice. Iron has density of 7.87g/cc, so only 635cc of iron went in. This means roughly 635cc dry ice melted from iron, meaning only 1000g of dry ice melted. Video is 10kg of Red Hot Steel Vs. 1kg of Dry Ice!
I am quite sure that there was much more dry ice since I bought 10kg of it and used about 95%. Sure the steel didn't melt it all but probably much more than 1 kg. I am not sure about exact weight of the steel but since it about half the size of our bigger clump that is 20kg I assume it's quite close to 10 kg
GiatrosDys What's funny is that I'm in 7th grade (Or Grade 7 for you Non-Americans) and I have basically no idea what the majority of that stuff meant XD
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You guys have really satisfying and informational videos, also I love your accents. keep up the great work, and I watch all your videos and can't wait for the next one.
Quenching the steel was probably the more interesting part of the video to me. The way the water instantly evaporated from the surface of the hot steel.
Im going to like your comment coz it sounds smart And has a foreign name in it which sounds like a famous scientist.......and has "effect" at the end so it must be right!
Vote Lauri for most important person of the century! There is poll on small local newspaper about who is most important person from Tampere (our home city) of last 100 years. I got this idea that I should win this since I have the most views on TH-cam :D The rules of the poll say that the person should: -Done work that benefits all people in Tampere -> I have been dealing with those dangerous creatures. -Helped to make Tampere known on fields like science, art or culture -> Our videos are all of those and they sure reach quite a lot of people So as you see I am perfect candidate. Last year I won the most positive person of the town vote. It was great and we crushed the award so I think this would be good next step. And of course if we get some dangerous trophy we have to deal with it :D Here is the link to the poll response.questback.com/almaregions/dcnu152sy1 If you want to vote for me don’t pick any of the persons on the list and fill the following fields: 100. Oma ehdokas, kuka? Your own candidate since they didn’t but me on the list for some reason. So put my whole name Lauri Vuohensilta on that field if you think that I should win Miksi juuri hän? Perustele, miksi juuri sinun ehdokkaasi pitäisi valita vuosisadan tamperelaiseksi? Why your own candidate should win? This isn’t probably very important but they say that the best answers win prices on local caffee here in Tampere :D Yhteystietosi: * Nimi: Your name * Osoite: Address * Postinumero ja -toimipaikka: zip code and town and if you want win the prices it’s probably good to add also country :D * Puhelinnumero: phone number * Sähköposti: email And if you want to get sales calls from our local newspaper check the boxes under these :D Huge thanks for all who vote for me! If I win it would be the funniest thing ever!
I wonder if you can do stone skipping with dry ice, maybe it would help it bounce on the water since there would be a gas layer between the water and the dry ice?
Ridiculous. My wife and I are equal partners. I don't kowtow or defer to her opinion, nor does she do for me. Successful relationship 10 years and counting.
I love you 2. I seriously cracked up over almost tripping and falling in the lake. My favorite part was the sounds the steel made when dipped into the lake.
You aren't famous, he just accidentally clicked that button. Also it would be even better to drop 10kg red hot (what? chili peppers or steel?) into liquid oxygen! ;)
Even if you are taking equal masses, and the determining factor is (not just) heat capacity. The state change from solid to gas has latent heat capacity, and yes, sublimation also plays a huge role.
And the award goes to dry ice 👏👏👏..which is not as much cold as the steel cylinder is hot. While being cylinder 2400F hot..can't able to melt -110F dry ice completely. Is was expecting the vigorous reaction. Dry ice is champion..💪✊
Just because this result wasn't super amazing doesn't mean it's not a good idea. Thats the point of experimentation. Human experience tells you that something very heavy and hot should quickly melt something frozen, but that wasn't the case. It's an unexpected result.
That's what a Wife is for. They're not there to be used or abused (which happens too much), they're there to be a companion to you such that both of You can rely on _each other_ for what Yous need in life and each one to mutually benefit the other. :)
This was my video idea but we did also one other red hot steel vs. something video that was Anni's idea. The idea was so crazy and stupid that I am quite sure you guys are going to have hard time guessing it right but if somebody gets it right I am going to list youtube account's that got it right on end of the video :D Or at least first 10 if you somehow get sure answer and there is zillion right answers :D
i got it right! guessed steel becase it went through the layer of ice on the lake and there it had a shit ton of water cooling it down when dry ice doesnt make that water. Next, white hot tungsten cube vs dry ice!
Basically the heat is expended to melt the ice but the ice does not have to expend any energy to stay cool so the ice will usually win simply because it doesn't have to do any work.
An excellent demonstration of what would happen, if a red-hot steel 10kg weight is set down on a Martian ice cap. Plus interesting carbonated cocktails. Hopefully there aren't many fish there, to be affected by all that CO2 sublimating. Would you like some ice with your lake, ladies and gentlemen?
Specific heat capacity of steel: 511 Joules per kilogram **per Kelvin**. Enthalpy of sublimation of CO2: 571,000 Joules per kilogram To bring the steel (at about 620 degrees C) to room temperature (about 20 C) would take about 300,000 Joules per kilogram.
Mind doing a game review on my summer car which takes place in 1995 finland? Wanna know how authentic it is? You finnish people drive while eating sausages and drinking beer right?
I think that is one of the characteristics of dry ice. The cooling effect is good but not in direct contact. I think its because the carbon dioxide goes directly to a gas ot creates and insulating layer that prevents good heat transfer. This is different than regular ice that turns into water which helps thermal transfer. This is also why when you throw it in the water you get more exciting results the water helps energy transfer since it can get closer, maybe because some of the co2 can absorb directly into solution and avoid forming a layer too?
Enthalpy of sublimation is very high, but specific heat capacity is for _every single degree,_ and 1400 is a lot of degrees. I reckon that cancels out and 1kg of steel will do for 1kg of dry ice.
Turns out 1kg of steel is enough for 1.16kg of dry ice assuming that's the only place the heat is going (which of course it isn't). Given the dry ice much lower density it makes sense that the steel won.
Materials like dry ice or liquid nitrogen make poor refrigerants due to a layer of insulating gas caused by the massive difference in temperatures. Same reason the dry ice dose not make ice in the lake.
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The experiment aside for a minute. I think that lake is absolutely beautiful this time of the year. It reminds me of June Lake in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California. I never get to see anything like that in Los Angeles.
"Thermal camera doesn't understand the situation at all!"
That has got to be the most descriptive way of stating the situation. Love it!
Yeah it was just black where the steel thing was, lol
@@Marquis-Sade _Waaay_ hotter than it was designed to measure, I'd bet.
@@WJS774 I bet
@@WJS774 I've used a bunch of FLIR and other thermal cameras for work over the years and I reckon that might be possible as im not sure the upper and lower limits on them actually are (and it varies by model)
Regardless though it selects a range of temperatures that it maps to the colors and I'm assuming that is done by taking either a point value reading at the target or an average from the FOV. That means that wherever you point it it will show temperatures within a certain range around that temperature and if your outside of that range it will have no color to map to it and it's just black.
If the camera was to focus on just the steel it would have worked likewise if it was on the dry ice alone it would have worked. But by having the entire FOV being of a typical temperature it used this to map the colors and so thats why the people, ground, etc are all showing normally, as well as the area of balanced heat between the steel and ice. But, both the dry ice and red hot steel are not.
@@k1ng5urfer Yes, obviously it varies by model, but I doubt that the commonly available ones will work for red hot metal. That's going to be a specialised application if I'm any judge.
The reason the steel went slow was because the steel was an example of the Leidenfrost effect where the liquid or solid is evaporated or sublimated with such a heat difference that the evaporating/sublimating matter forms a layer of gas which in turn boils the rest of the matter and effectively floats the cooler matter, and the air insulates the matter which slows the rate of evaporation/sublimation. You can see this with liquid nitrogen on a room temperature surface or water on a very hot stove. This effect can be compared to an air hockey puck, if the puck was the one floating itself.
So if you were heat the dry ice quickly enough with high heat would that cancel out the effect? or could you use a vacuum tube and somehow keep the heat constant?
@@mmfiorica I think you need to put them both in a hydraulic press, crushing the steel into the dry ice.
Yeah, no kidding Sherlock
@@DavidS-qn3jm I would think the weight of the 10 kg of steel would already provide enough pressure to at least limit the Leidenfrost effect. The reality is that the heat of sublimation of dry ice is very high, so it can resist the iron quite well.
"And I haven't done any calculations, as usual,"
rofl
3:27 "Ha, I thought there'd be some kind of explosion or something and we'd have too run!" I subscribed.
these guys are relationship goals
They really are adorable
Starting with the huge lakefront property anywhere but America.
I really like their back and forth. They really are a great couple.
@@seanwarren9357 why do I have a feeling your from america
@@ronmatson5502 Its because I am.
At 9:00 fish be like "VHAT DE FAUK IZ THIS??"
"Vot dà Faak"
DIS IS RIJAL ENGLISZ BRO !
From mai hart, pacany!
@Xcaliber The Hedgehog Voodka Fak?
@@NightSnowNsk mmm, Russia? FUCK OF ROSSIA BLYAT
'no! i win, husband lose' 😎
Lol, I love how it's "Molten" lake. Frozen lake is normal state of lake.
Jack Ryan 😂😂
Jack Ryan In Finland lakes are frozen about 9 months in a year...
They only melt when its winter. God i love Finnish weather
I am often genuinely impressed with their sense of humor, while they may not speak english very well, they certainly knows how to use it to good effect. These guys are hilarious.
microbuilder i agree
"I win husband lose!" 😂😂😂
That made me laugh out loud!
"There is shitload of energy in this" Lol. ...subbed yesterday...great channel!
The fish in that lake must think you're really freakin weird.
kowalityjesus three second rule... Wait what we talking about again?
Dude there probably all dead lmao
kowalityjesus I think all the fish in that lake have long since grown legs and ran away....
I promise there are no fish there after all they've done on the lake...
They've stated a few times that it's a man made lake and there are no fish in it
Your wifes squeaks of joy are lifegoals of mine, just sayin. Thanks for the video friends!
Amen brother. Find yourself a girl like annnnnie
"Its still stupidly hot" 😂😂😂😂
Dry Ice 571 kJ/kg heat of sublimation. Iron 0.444 J/gC heat capacity. For 10kg, Iron (assuming 1kC to 25C) 4.33MJ, Dry Ice 5.71MJ. Dry ice wins with 24% left on paper in ideal mix. The iron only went through half the height of the dry ice. Iron has density of 7.87g/cc, so only 635cc of iron went in. This means roughly 635cc dry ice melted from iron, meaning only 1000g of dry ice melted. Video is 10kg of Red Hot Steel Vs. 1kg of Dry Ice!
I am quite sure that there was much more dry ice since I bought 10kg of it and used about 95%. Sure the steel didn't melt it all but probably much more than 1 kg. I am not sure about exact weight of the steel but since it about half the size of our bigger clump that is 20kg I assume it's quite close to 10 kg
GiatrosDys What's funny is that I'm in 7th grade (Or Grade 7 for you Non-Americans) and I have basically no idea what the majority of that stuff meant XD
google it ;)
Remy Zenger That's what a science teacher is for ;)
C Plays MC, the saddest thing is, being an American, you never will. Even with college, odds are 100000:1 against you.
6:25 you can hear the beginning of a cut out „HOLY FUK“
I’m impressed with how clear that lake water is! So beautiful!
6:19
*tries to keep content family friendly*
"What the.. What the.... What the..."
Love how the steel dries nearly instantly as it leaves the water.
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"Red hot vs. white cold..."
(Awkward silence)
Gencoil That's how you know it's a Finnish video.
Cold dry....
Gencoil 😂
There's no such thing as awkward silence in Finland.
Well, she is a redhead...
I haven't gone any calculations as usual....holee sheet!
10:03 I think I enjoyed that as much as Anni...
Dam, peel slowly.
microbuilder couldnt get you...
Best thing about getting new gadgets.
XD
Lol I like anni, she has great personality and good humour comments making me laugh
"Dry ice versus molten lake"
I love this man 😆
Win or lose Anni's leggings are always winning.
You guys have really satisfying and informational videos, also I love your accents. keep up the great work, and I watch all your videos and can't wait for the next one.
Austin Gra they sound worse than a mexican tryin to speak english.
"I thought there would be some kind of explosion and we'd have to run" truly a marvellous channel
Quenching the steel was probably the more interesting part of the video to me. The way the water instantly evaporated from the surface of the hot steel.
Yes, how it dries off so quickly...I'm also curious as to just why it makes those strange sounds when it first goes into the water.
Love watching.. Like to adults living out childhood dreams. Like I ALWAYS say... You can't stop growing older but you can stop from Growing UP!
The leidenfrost effect slowed it down in the beginning.
Im going to like your comment coz it sounds smart
And has a foreign name in it which sounds like a famous scientist.......and has "effect" at the end so it must be right!
Leidenfrost effect is effectively gas trapping between two objects, insulating them. So heat and cold can't transfer as fast.
Comes up with brilliant idea
Turns out boring.
*"Maybe let's add water???"*
Lowrie STOP! You are increasing entropy and bringing on the Heat Death of the Universe.
Everything does that though...
I'm just saying this BUT
his name is Lauri (not calling you stupid or anything)
I love this channel!! These two are so much fun:)
You're still a legend Mr Fox. 🙏
Vote Lauri for most important person of the century! There is poll on small local newspaper about who is most important person from Tampere (our home city) of last 100 years. I got this idea that I should win this since I have the most views on TH-cam :D The rules of the poll say that the person should:
-Done work that benefits all people in Tampere -> I have been dealing with those dangerous creatures.
-Helped to make Tampere known on fields like science, art or culture -> Our videos are all of those and they sure reach quite a lot of people
So as you see I am perfect candidate. Last year I won the most positive person of the town vote. It was great and we crushed the award so I think this would be good next step.
And of course if we get some dangerous trophy we have to deal with it :D
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You’re just pandering man 😂
I don't know... Maybe Anni should be the person to vote for. After all, she's got the van and the famous leggings!
lol lauri means dick in india
100% savage
Could you make the red hot steel the gray cold steel in the water after making it -100 degrees celcius or so with dry ice?
I thought it was going to be some type of explosion and we was going to have to run😂😂😂 too funny
I wonder if you can do stone skipping with dry ice, maybe it would help it bounce on the water since there would be a gas layer between the water and the dry ice?
I like this video, you two are great. "I win, husband lose" lol
First law of relationships: Wife is always right. Overturns all other laws, even laws of physics!
Ridiculous. My wife and I are equal partners. I don't kowtow or defer to her opinion, nor does she do for me. Successful relationship 10 years and counting.
tomatodamashi also
Leidenfrost effect
I absolutely love this channel for everything it is.
You could put dry ice in cold jacuzzi and trick someone into going in because it looks really steamy!
SG14ever That's not even a trick, that's a trip to the hospital
Hospital? Ice cold water is no way that dangerous. Did you see this already: th-cam.com/video/WD3Y8QIu-D4/w-d-xo.html
MEME GOD suddenly jumping into very cold water is not healthy at all assuming the person actually jumps.
Ulf von Weißmüller dry ice you fucking dimwit is insanely dangerous. It’ll burn you, dumb fuck!
Imagine the water supercooled... when they jump in, they will get trapped in a jacuzzi full of solid ice.
6:00 " iknow i know i know" lmao
Love your channel. You two are very entertaining. Finland looks beautiful, reminds me of the finger lakes in upstate New York where I live.
I love you 2. I seriously cracked up over almost tripping and falling in the lake. My favorite part was the sounds the steel made when dipped into the lake.
06:01 “Oooo... I know I know... I know I know I know”
06:06 “because its ...its ... really really really hot”
If you want to see explosion put dry ice into melting iron (liquid) but please be protected or so it remotely because it will be a great explosion
Next video. Red hot 10kg dropped in liquid nitrogen
Wow I'm famous. A famous guy acknowledged me. Thank you man.
You aren't famous, he just accidentally clicked that button. Also it would be even better to drop 10kg red hot (what? chili peppers or steel?) into liquid oxygen! ;)
zvpunry I was speaking so he would get what I said. It worked.
zvpunry always methods always madness
Cullen Lonergan lol
Even if you are taking equal masses, and the determining factor is (not just) heat capacity.
The state change from solid to gas has latent heat capacity, and yes, sublimation also plays a huge role.
This was really interesting but my favorite part was listening to you talk! Beautiful accents for an American ear haha ❤️
And the award goes to dry ice 👏👏👏..which is not as much cold as the steel cylinder is hot. While being cylinder 2400F hot..can't able to melt -110F dry ice completely. Is was expecting the vigorous reaction. Dry ice is champion..💪✊
you guys come up with the best ideas I love it
superspeeed .. how was this a good idea?
Just because this result wasn't super amazing doesn't mean it's not a good idea. Thats the point of experimentation. Human experience tells you that something very heavy and hot should quickly melt something frozen, but that wasn't the case. It's an unexpected result.
superspeeed lmao
I'm seriously in love with your english!!!❤️
You guys are awesome!!! I like that your lady is always participating with you.
That's what a Wife is for. They're not there to be used or abused (which happens too much), they're there to be a companion to you such that both of You can rely on _each other_ for what Yous need in life and each one to mutually benefit the other. :)
I was really surprised with this one. I thought the red hot steel would do more to the dry ice. This is one of the best channels on TH-cam right here.
This was my video idea but we did also one other red hot steel vs. something video that was Anni's idea. The idea was so crazy and stupid that I am quite sure you guys are going to have hard time guessing it right but if somebody gets it right I am going to list youtube account's that got it right on end of the video :D
Or at least first 10 if you somehow get sure answer and there is zillion right answers :D
Calling it now, red hot steel vs dynamite! Jk, please dont be that..
+Jacob Scarberry it wasn't that but now when you said it I think I should try that :D
i got it right! guessed steel becase it went through the layer of ice on the lake and there it had a shit ton of water cooling it down when dry ice doesnt make that water.
Next, white hot tungsten cube vs dry ice!
oobleck always oobleck
Basically the heat is expended to melt the ice but the ice does not have to expend any energy to stay cool so the ice will usually win simply because it doesn't have to do any work.
Wife is always right lol I win husband lose. 😂😂
3:00 watch on 0.25 speed
Thats fuckin funny
An excellent demonstration of what would happen, if a red-hot steel 10kg weight is set down on a Martian ice cap. Plus interesting carbonated cocktails. Hopefully there aren't many fish there, to be affected by all that CO2 sublimating. Would you like some ice with your lake, ladies and gentlemen?
7:59 omfg!!!! hahahahaha
Cruzinon22s 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The affect of vodka 😂
Lmfao!!!!
Cruzinon22s o
Listen to the sound when he put the steel in the water lol
Who else wanted him do dump it into the lake after and was happy he did?
The poor fishes...
Hey guys come over here, it's nice and warm for some reason...
What are you talking about it's freezing cold and bubbling!
coast2coast00 those fish can have a warm swimming.
My parents reaction, which were expecting me to be a doctor by the time I'm 20, as I turn 25 years old: 3:17
Dude!! 😂
Vat da fuck!!
Lmao, love it.
Omfg you are a genius! Im still fucking laughing while typing this
Barca Mascot i know i know i know i know
LOVE the new slow-mo camera!!!
I guess you dropped it like it's hot
OMG 420 u would get more likes if it was 2007
Lol bring more jokes
dead silence 2004*
Specific heat capacity of steel: 511 Joules per kilogram **per Kelvin**.
Enthalpy of sublimation of CO2: 571,000 Joules per kilogram
To bring the steel (at about 620 degrees C) to room temperature (about 20 C) would take about 300,000 Joules per kilogram.
Even thermite can't melt 5 kg of dry ice!
Fr3akymet4l dry ice doesnt melt. It has no liquid form.
hahahaha "NO! I WIN,, HUSBAND LOSE!" :D you guys are so cute
Holly Shet😂😂👌🏼
the word you were searching for in the beginning was “sublimate”, you were super close! (:
A wise husband knows he always loses.
I love these guys! Always make fun and interesting videos. They’re not afraid to try anything! Greetings from the UK :-)
clearly fake, there are no liquid lakes in finland.
Molten lake. A great description, that makes more sense the more you say it.
7:17 Anni enjoyed it..
The barcode from the bottle survives intact!! Nice😊👍👍
Mind doing a game review on my summer car which takes place in 1995 finland? Wanna know how authentic it is? You finnish people drive while eating sausages and drinking beer right?
I have one video about playing that. Sadly I had some problems with my old computer and sound isn't great. But it's quite accurate :D
I can say its 100% authentic.
th-cam.com/video/Do9FVEIXVrc/w-d-xo.html there you go
SP OI - nothing weird about that, we do the same thing in Alabama USA
That extra content was the BEST !
3:00 if you don't care about talking
Jhn thank you
I think that is one of the characteristics of dry ice. The cooling effect is good but not in direct contact.
I think its because the carbon dioxide goes directly to a gas ot creates and insulating layer that prevents good heat transfer. This is different than regular ice that turns into water which helps thermal transfer. This is also why when you throw it in the water you get more exciting results the water helps energy transfer since it can get closer, maybe because some of the co2 can absorb directly into solution and avoid forming a layer too?
I like your English accents 😍
Enthalpy of sublimation is very high, but specific heat capacity is for _every single degree,_ and 1400 is a lot of degrees. I reckon that cancels out and 1kg of steel will do for 1kg of dry ice.
Turns out 1kg of steel is enough for 1.16kg of dry ice assuming that's the only place the heat is going (which of course it isn't). Given the dry ice much lower density it makes sense that the steel won.
You are the guys from Hydraulic Press Channel, right?
Feroz Ahmad yes they are :)
No they are from pewdiepie channel
Feroz Ahmad No shit Sherlock
Yeah
The sound the hot steal made when it entered the water was really cool. :)
You deserve a like 🙋
..... "But its not doing anything". His accent and his disappointment is so matching that i laughed hard. Haha
Where's the Orange "finger licker" kitty???
He/She needs to be in the videos when you're at the property.
psygn0sis
SHE is called Nelli and I agree, would love to see the kitty in each video ;D
Materials like dry ice or liquid nitrogen make poor refrigerants due to a layer of insulating gas caused by the massive difference in temperatures. Same reason the dry ice dose not make ice in the lake.
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Beyond the press yeah! Cool
Cool
6:18
*tries to keep content family friendly*
"What the.. What the.... What the..."
most beautiful thing is that lake behind you.
did annie just twerk on camera?
The experiment aside for a minute. I think that lake is absolutely beautiful this time of the year. It reminds me of June Lake in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California. I never get to see anything like that in Los Angeles.
Imagine being a fish coming across some dry ice
It's also depend on surrounding temperature they have tried that in arctic zone, results will be somewhat diff. In Saharan area.
Put the hot steel in your shorts and put the dry ice in her shorts and see who can stand still the longest.
“Wtf, I thought that would have some kinda of explosion and we would have to run...” hahahahaha died
It made some cool noise when it was getting dipped in the water
Husband "I will win and wife will lose"
Wife: "As always"
I'm moving to Finland!
3:16 I've finally laughed at enough vat da faak's I had to buy a T shirt haha. Love you guys, always entertaining!
Saludos desde argentina!!! Me encanta todo lo que hacen 😍