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the egg wasn't "cooked" enough
If Noah doesn't exist neither does you human ape ancestors.Gotta problem with it then come at me BRO!!
(Brian was probably joking though😏)
Ping pong ball wrapped in aluminum foil. It makes a 'smoke' bomb, and stinks.
I can't talk on the server
Jason: "This one will not fail" *Brings out Jarate*
He must have quite the kidney size
Except this one might do a bit more than give mini crits
Good ol' jar based karate
@@darkySp I'd put good odds on me filling that jar.
when i saw this i heard *heads up* like i have ptsd
Middle school show/tell Kevin brought a water bottle full with saltwater from the great salt lake in Utah. He had kept this saltwater in a clear plastic water bottle on his window sill for seven years. In front of the class he opened it, and very slowly the smell spread through the classroom. The teacher refused to let us leave the classroom, until the smell reached the back of the class where he sat. When he smelled it, he immediately ran to the trash can and tossed his lunch. Let us all out where we found our neighbor class waiting. Apparently it was opened by a vent that connected both rooms. The vile water was taken to the bathroom and thrown away, where some boys found it and dumped it everywhere. Classified as bio terrorism, Kevin even had a talk with the cops about responsibility.
I live right next the Great Salt Lake. Can confirm. People claim that there is nothing better for a permanent dandruff cure, though. I will be testing this old-wives tale later. Wish me luck.
Luckily it was the Great Salt Lake and not the Salton Sea of California.
Ah a Kevin. But I am very confused how that could go so smelly. It shouldn't be able to do that even with organic matter it would be in such trace amounts it shouldn't smell. But somehow it did.
@@thunderusnight I can't tell you how the salt water mixed with alge or whatever else organic turned so vile, but my nose can attest to how bad it was. Rotten eggs kind of rancid smell, just the worst.
@@SpidermanFan92 yikes
"If you have a dog that will let you pet and extract hair"
All dog owners know you don't need to extract the hair it will place itself in every corner and against every wall plentifully.
oh and under and between every single gap in your keyboard
@@picgmr1575 this. THIS!
Quite funny how Brian said that the rotten egg smells like propane and propane accessories (3.50). A common additive to propane is ethanethiol (as propane itself is odorless, which makes it hard to detect leaks), which smells very similar to H2S which is produced in the rotting process of an egg. So, unknowingly, Brian and Jason were smelling the rotten egg. But just didn't think it was disgusting.
Well guess we need to change the chemical used in odorless gases to be even more disgusting
@@Sinaeb Its really not for making it disgusting as much as it is to give it something to smell of so that you can tell if theres a leak
Mercaptan?
@@Souliset I mean let's be honest you'll get the hell out of a place that smells disgusting/unpleasant a lot faster than something that smells for example like lavenders.
sure if the gases did smell good we'd probably eventually learn to avoid them thus making the smells disgusting to us. I mean, after all that's one of the biggest reasons we can smell, to begin with, so we could avoid harmful chemicals or other harmful things like dead rotting bodies.
also why skunks spray a bad-smelling odor, to make predators think that it's harmful/diseased
Also an egg goes rotten when the needle introduces bacteria. I think they had too clean an egg. Should have gotten a fresh egg right from the cloaca
The reason the eggs didn't smell like that bed is they didn't let the egg sit long enough they should have let it sit for about 3 months then it would have been pungent
my mom once thought it would be a good idea to pick up the eggs our tortoise buried, and place them in an improvised nest... long story boring, they burst and months later you could still get a faint hint foulest aroma lingering in the hallway that lead to the laundry room
Placing them in the sun will accelerate this process
hard-boil, then peel, the let sit out to rot
Found an egg that had been sitting in a condemned house for 60 years. I will never forget that stench. I know it was 60 years old because it was my grandmother's house when she was a child.
They clearly have tons of stump remover which speeds up decomposing so if they injected some into some eggs it would be way more effective
"We shouldn't be inhaling *chemical name*
-not even a minute later-
We are gonna do the worst game of pin the tail on the donkey! WITH SMELL
Plus he basically makes a fume hood for his head.
I don't know why they said that. Ammonia is pretty much entirely safe. It's irritating in high concentrations and can be slightly corrosive in solution but breathing a dilute ammonia gas is perfectly fine. It was actually used as a demo of how to smell chemicals in a chemistry class I was in. The first guy straight up stuffed his nose into a bottle of ammonia and couldn't smell anything for the rest of the class lol.
@@Sibula it's generally good advice.
@@onironius8008 Sure, if you don't know if some chemical is safe you should take all precautions, but they knew it was ammonia (in very low concentrtion) and specifically said they shouldn't be inhaling it even though that one is safe.
@@Sibula Ammonia is definitely not "entirely safe". It is toxic, us humans can detect it really well via smell because of its occurrence in rotting meat. You will be able to smell it even at tiny concentrations and leave from the source. However if you didn't, it'd be totally possible to die from inhaling it. It is absorbed really well and makes the pH of your blood higher, making many bioreactions not work properly, but the risk of dying is caused by the ammonia tipping the reaction balance of a synthesis of ATP intermidiate, causing the nervous system to fail, making you unconscious or at high concentrations, putting you in a coma (200 micrograms/litre)
I've used this recipe to horrendous success. In a container that has a snap on lid: mix equal parts of chocolate milk and the oil from a can of tuna. Don't fill your container over halfway. Then add a piece of raw chicken. Let age. Using the snap on lid is like using a timing device, once the pressure builds enough and the contents ferment the lid will release on its own. Enjoy the dastardly aftermath of your efforts.
Who hurt you...better question who did you hurt?
@@dannyr.8634 No, no that isn't how it works.
It's still "who hurt you".
I like this comment a lot
You beautiful, mad bastard. Who hurt you?
so a time bomb. a literal chemical time bomb. and not just that, a lottery time bomb, since you never quite know when the seal will break.
Worst smell I've experienced was concoction my friends and I made back in high school. Every day at lunch, we would add something from our lunches to this empty Gatorade bottle and close it up, leaving it behind this little concrete wall in the courtyard. We did this for most of the second half of the school year. I remember we added milk a few times, some peaches, fries, meat from burgers and hot dogs, and a mess of other stuff. At the end of the year, we opened it up, and the tables next to us outside gagged. The guy holding the bottle dropped it, and it splashed all over the concrete. When we came back in the fall, we could still see a remnant of the stain it left
My brother and his buddy did a similar thing. Pickles, milk, eggs, various bodily excrements, etc. and kept it outside in desert sun under an electrical panel hidden by tall weeds for a few years..
They did something more dubious with it though.
similarly a mate of mine left a cheese sandwhich in his locker for 4 years (yr 7 - 11) but surprisingly it wasn't so bad in the end, it was just an amorphous moldy blob by the end really
Chemicles man
The egg probably needed two or three more weeks to get really nasty and the Hair stinkbomb... Well, I dunno how MUCH hair actually was in there, but 5 matchheads definitely is not enough. You'll want much more (like 20 or 30) mixed into a good fistful of hair (I'd say at least pingpongball-size when compressed). You need the matchheads inside, before you wrap the paper around it. Alternatively wrapp the hair around a bunch of sparklers and then secure with paper.
Whatever you did there - the paper was way too tight for the thing to properly burn. The matchheads are meant to ignite one another and burn the hair - basically the thing is meant to burn off inside with possibly the paper even remaining, as with fireworks.
You are completely right!
It feels like they are putting less and less effort into these videos...
“ What is the worst smell you can think of? ”
*“Uhh... I had children!”*
XD
I worked at a produce market. Rotten tomatoes are bad.and cheese
@@captainscentsible1811 Neither of those are anywhere near "small child diarrhea" or the less gross but more disturbingly-like-parmesan "ill infant puke a while after a bottle"
@@Zelmel id disagree.ever smell a tomato with white fungus over it. You will never forget that
@@captainscentsible1811 I mean, things are subjective so I'm not going to say you're wrong, but in my opinion I've never smelled anything from produce that comes near the horrid waste that comes from sick mammals.
That was really dark I hope he still has them..
I want to watch an episode where you two go to a LARPing event. Not really Modern Rogue, or related to this episode-- but it would be gold.
YES!
Why? Isnt larping just kids playing make believe?
Ancient Rogue!
@@TruthIsTheNewHate84 live action dnd i believe
@@timekeeper4772 kinda. Just guys with foam stuff and mostly real armor. Then games are set up and such.
Im just gonna start saying "That's Exothermic" in reaction to everything
I found a dead squirrel in my shed, stunk like weapons grade ass.
I know a guy who found a dead beaver and cut off it's tail. He hung the tail in the garage over the summer, and the fat in the tail all melted and collected at the bottom of the tail and filled it like a water balloon. Come autumn, he took a nail and poked a teeny hole in the tail-balloon so that a little stream of liquid squirted out. That was the most vile and putrid smell you can possibly imagine. I've smelled a decomposing skunk, but this was worse.
The *ass* was WEAPONS GRADE?!
@@ambulocetusnatans w h y
@@ambulocetusnatans I would like to unread this please
Solution to rotten egg. Leave a hard boiled easter egg unfound for a year and when you go to pick it up the bottom breaks off.
This made me gag, I can smell that and I hate it
I'm surprised my grandmother's 10-bean chilli didn't make this list.
"I got used to it extremely quickly." Ammonia is extremely dangerous because of that, if memory serves.
The worst stench ever is a teenager's hockey gear after sitting in their bag in the back of the truck for three days.
So Balls?
@@F_lippy if your balls smelled like that you need to see a doctor
seems like you're speaking from experience
@@buyalmond5939 I had cousins who played hockey.
Easily the most foul smelling stink bomb I've ever encountered is made like this. take a plastic soda bottle, fill it with grass and put the cap back on the bottle. now let it sit outside for no less than 3 months but upwards of a year. It sounds stupid but something happens with the grass and it creates the worst smell I've ever encountered. I made several of them as a kid and each time opening the bottle resulted in me and whoever else was around throwing up.
Oh yeah i remenber accidently creating that with my homemade ecosystem for snails. I was about 5 or 6 years old. Snail(who obviously died), grass(or weed), water and just letting them sit in the sun. Might not be exact, but gosh darn was it pungeant
Water+ air+ sealed container+ organic matter+survivable conditions for bacteria=rot. Rot, rancid and putrid.
That was definately methane from the plant matter breaking down in moist conditions couldve probably burnt it off if you had a lighter handy
Lactic acid fermentation. Same process as with sour cabbage, yogurt, pickles, silage. Makes good fertilizer by the way.
Ah, the good old lawn-after-winter smell
In response to them figuring out the worst smell I feel compelled to mention the time I had to clean out a refrigerator full of raw beef that had been sitting unplugged from April until September. Something is wrong with Josie if she can beat that 😂
That's when you leave it till December. Or just duct tape it shut and leave it on the curb
@@frugalsoul9984 you don't get to make those calls unless you're the boss lol
Colby Watts ask the boss to come talk to you by the fridge. Then open the door quick. They will probably agree at that point 😂
The stories of thioacetone are wild, the people that discovered it caused part of the town they were in to be evacuated after the people exposed started uncontrollably wretching, vomiting, even passing out, it was so bad that it induced fear and panic. And it didn't take much, we can smell a drop of it from something like a kilometer away
I was going to mention Butyric acid, but you are right, thioacetone is worse.
@@ambulocetusnatans found a quote from one of the incidents.
“Recently we found ourselves with an odour problem beyond our worst expectations. During early experiments, a stopper jumped from a bottle of residues, and, although replaced at once, resulted in an immediate complaint of nausea and sickness from colleagues working in a building two hundred yards away. Two of our chemists who had done no more than investigate the cracking of minute amounts of trithioacetone found themselves the object of hostile stares in a restaurant and suffered the humiliation of having a waitress spray the area around them with a deodorant. The odours defied the expected effects of dilution since workers in the laboratory did not find the odours intolerable … and genuinely denied responsibility since they were working in closed systems. To convince them otherwise, they were dispersed with other observers around the laboratory, at distances up to a quarter of a mile, and one drop of either acetone gem-dithiol or the mother liquors from crude trithioacetone crystallisations were placed on a watch glass in a fume cupboard. The odour was detected downwind in seconds.”"
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Mick Manson why?
@@rikeep he's probably just an uncreative racist that doesn't see the irony in doing things that would make him the terrorist.
Mick Manson That sounds incredibly racist to me
Funny timing on this episode. Just two or three days ago I smelled the worst smell so far in my life.
I was making a breakfast of eggs and brown rice. There are pre-cooked brown rice bowls that just need to be microwaved for 90 seconds. I grabbed one, and noticed that the plastic seal on the top was sort of "baggy" but seemed secure (they're usually very tightly fitting), so I just assumed it was warm or something and the pressure was unusual. Didn't think too much of it, cracked it a bit and started cooking it in the microwave. As I was getting ready to make the eggs, I started smelling cheese. First thought was neighbors.. but it started getting very strong. Cut to the chase - The package's seal had broken, and there was rotting/modly brown rice being heated to a nice hot and steamy temperature. This was the first time I was a gnat's eyebrow away from vomiting from an odor.
2/10, do not recommend.
You had me dying reading that.
If bad smells are your thing try Surströmming.
Doesn't it get opened under water to prevent the stench?
Richard Keep the fish keeps fermenting in the cans so they get pressured. If you try to open just like a normal can, fermented fish juice is going to spray all over the place. And that stuff smells. Opening under water helps with that. But it will still smell when take the can out of the water.
@@DuesenbergJ Think I'll give this a miss 😂
Lol Brian has a watch on, and is still counting on his fingers
Sadly having to work around it occasionally, the worst smell is death. Morbid I know.
A rotting corpse is absolutely the worst smell.
@@dwatts64 thanks for your service man. Appreciate you. Im glad you came home safe.
@Lovecraft good point.
Chicken processing plant. Picked up a load once from a chicken plant and been a vegetarian ever since. That smell haunts my nightmares. Death has a particular scent and when you add chicken shit to it... it's so bad
You should have used Butyric acid. I once used a whole bottle of it, combined it with a slow release mechanisme commenly used to give rooms a pleasant smell. Then I hid it in the admin building of my high school, inside the ventsystem. It took them a couple of days to find, and a week to get rid of the smell.
@ I think we had a jar of it in the chemistry lab. A few weeks prior we did some experiments with it, right before lunch. When my class arrived at the lunch hall after we weren't allowed to enter because we all smelled so bad. So we had to eat our lunch in a different room.
@ PS: I believe you can make it by fermenting sugar with smelly rotten cheese and milk.
@ I don't think that is correct. I am not an expert in organic chemistry, (though I did a year of lab-work) but I think the main component in the production of Butyrig acid is rancid butter. In my mother tongue we call it "boter zuur", literally translated: "Butter acid".
Somebody pulled that at our uni campus, that smell stuck around for a good two weeks, one week being real bad and then still sort of wafting around for another, it's definitely rather effective and disgusting.
brian: looks like a dyed egg
egg: just a regular brown egg that you can buy in the grocery store
10:21
I didn't have any drano man ... 😂
I'm dying 😂
36 seconds in and I got y'all beat for bad smells. Worked at a hospital. They fished a month old body out of the river, and I had to clean the morgue after his post mortem. WORST. SMELL. EVER.
7:22 the little "that's exothermic" dance xD
“That’s exothermic” 😂😂😂 7:22
Dude- how did y’all mess these each up so hard? 🤣
"I just tried to fly" - lmfao
I used to be a part of my towns water department. Occasionally I’d have to go help out the sewer department. The worst smell I’ve ever encountered was when emptying out the poop sucking truck at a waste plant. That was the absolute worst thing I’ve ever smelled
Anyone with chickens, knows the danger of a rotten egg of unknown age. When it weighs nothing you treat it as a grenade, because it will explode when hit and it will clear a large space for quite a while. -- Try leaving the eggs out for 6 months, without puncturing the shell/membrane.
"Cleanse the pit of evil vibes" killed me
I love how this channel's content is half science and half laughing
Ammonia in large concentrations may actually numb your sense of smell. At biogas sites there is a common saying: "If you can smell the ammonia, it ain't that bad, but when you suddenly can't smell it, get out."
I remember finding half a dozen rotting eggs in an empty salt grit box one day with my friends, no clue how long they had been there, they threw the eggs onto the road. a couple of minutes later and we could smell it distinctly from over 50 meters down the road. By the sound of it your egg just didn't rot very well
The frown on the Amazon box seems appropriate.
“The difference between science and missing round is writing it down” -Adam Savage
What’s the worst smell you’ve smelled ? Brian: I’ve had children. I’ve. Had. Children.
Potassium nitrate and chili powder. I'm here for Brian's hysterical laughter.
I'd kinda like to see a throwback to the way the Rogues used to do episodes with more stuff like this. Maybe even a month of it? Distractions December?
I'm working at a bakery, and we use fresh eggs (as opposed to dried powder) and whenever a egg cracked in a box it would take a shit load of time to discover it. So in confined space it would make me puke and almost faint (plus maggots, not fun)
Jason: Video I'm currently playing? 38 GB.
Brian: Oh no!
Black Ops Cold War: That's crazy!
I work as an MD and the worst smell I ever felt was from a gangrene. A mans leg was like toes to knee black and in brown puss. It smelled like a 10 day old corpse (and I was with alot or corpses in med school) 30 feet away...
I was about to say, infected wounds/rotting skin is by far the worst thing I've ever smelled.
“Smells like propane and propane accessorys”
I understand that reference
Brian walking around with the box trying to find the smell was hilarious!
"My kids are real" lmao.
😂 I think that was one of the best Videos of Modern Rogue ever! 😂
the reason lighting a match helps clear smells from a rotten egg for example, is because the egg during the rotting releases methane which bonds to whatever else makes the smell, so lighting a match just clears the methane and whatever else is in the methane.
I have a couple of comments to this video:
1. I hape we get another stink-bomb video with better bombs.
2. Its usually the introduction of bacteria that makes things go bad, not oxygen
3. Want something to smell really bad? Put some meat in an unpowered fridge over the summer...
4. Try playing with ammonium bicarbonate and some method to aerosolize it
best version of Adam and Jamie from the Mythbusters
When i was a kid, a few of my friends and i (6 of us total), pissed in a 1 gallon pickle jar till it was full and stored it in the garage for about a month. Took it out and chucked a rock at it. I was roughly 30 feet away, the smell hit me in 1 second or less. I cannot find the right words to describe the smell, it was like getting punched in the face. The instinct to flee in terror was instant, my body moved and ran without my control. 2 of my friends fell to the ground vomiting as if hit with a grenade.
If any of you live in a mobile home with a septic tank and hit that brick wall of stench when it had to be sucked out.....yeah, it was at least 10 fold worse.
Seeing Brian with the box on his head so he could only see down reminded me of Knightmare. Side step right!!! Oh no the flying skull has got you!
Spellcasting: R. O. G. U. E.
Ooh... Nasty...
I loved Knightmare! I wish they did an adult version now like an escape room environment
@@captain-chunk Well, they did do an episode for one of the YT Geek Weeks.
Make some temporary blindness bombs by getting a egg using a needle on both ends and blow in one end to get the yolk out and then let it dry and once it’s dry make one end of the hole big enough to put ash or other fine materials and if you want some better stuff that will cause damage than get glass and grind it into a fine powder with some slightly bigger pieces then you can add anything that you think will add to it’s effectiveness and when you’re done then just get some tape and cover the holes once you have done that then you would just throw it into the face of an attacker and hopefully it gets ash in there eyes making them dry out and making there vision blurred
At what point do you start to question your job?
Is it when you're walking around a pit with an amazon box on your head, trying to find a jar of rest-stop smells using only your nose?
Ive been waiting for this one!
worse smell I have ever smelled was removing a customers hunting freezer that was full of venison when he left Phoenix Az in July. The freezer died on day 3 of his month long summer vacation while temps in the garage exceeded 120 degrees F. We taped the freezer shut. Dollied it into the truck, and there was a whole host of white and red goo seeping out the bottom. I could smell it in the cab of the truck with the Air Conditioning on. It lingered for sooooooo long. Rotting, Putrid, Melting deer carcass. After 5 years in the trash sector, thats still the worse smell, even over those matresses that people died on, and hoarder houses, and dumpsters full of coleslaw...
That amazon box really captures Brian's feelings well in that moment.
The best stink bomb is a product called "Liquid Ass." About 3 or 4 years ago, a call center (employing ~300 people) was shut down for 2 days to clean the center after someone (or maybe multiple people) put that stuff around the site. A few people were so disgusted that they legitimately vomited on the floor. It was BAD. You should try that next time. I double dare Jason and Brian to put a single DROP of it on your tongue on TH-cam.
@ Amazon is probably the most easy.
Worse smell hands down is a warm refrigerator after a month
I'm disappointed nobody cracked a can of Surströmming out. That stuff is notoriously bad smelling
48 gigabytes?
Jason, you are definately talking about Warzone.
We need a stink bomb redemption! Back in high school a guy cracked some stink bombs in the girls locker room and they closed the school. Instead of half-assery MR when it comes to this stuff we want go-big-or-go-bigger MR!
I've heard the danger of ammonia is that you get used to the stink very fast, and don't smell higher concentrations any more
That fucking FACE at 7:20, ROFL. I laughed so hard I scared my cat. That fucking FACE, as he grabs the jar and goes 'It started to get HOT', oh my god I haven't laughed that hard in a while.
Mabey do the exact same thing except with some commercial stink bombs that they would only sell to scoundrels.
First I wondered, why YT recommended me your videos (it was probably bc i was interested in lockpicking) but now, I really like your videos :-D
Allegedly a milk carton with 1/4 milk and 1/4 water in it makes for a nice stink bomb if you leave it in a warm place for a while. Just leaving something smelly behind a running radiator arguably is the most effective- for example the wrapping paper of Limburger cheese or a empty can of tuna in juice (tuna in oil doesn't work as well)
1) egg was left for enough time. I had one EXPLODE in my flat, believe me, it took DAYS for the smell to go away. It was waiting, forgotten, on top of the fridge, for MONTHS, maybe 3, maybe 6.
2) trying to burn something in a confined space. Oh yeah what a great idea to deprive it from oxygen and have it extinguish
How many more things could they fail?
Me and a mate used to make stink bombs out of an egg and sulphur mix, we'd open up the jar in the middle of the cinemas and listen to the growing concern of the other patrons. Fun times
You guys have taught me so much. Because of you and channels like you I am now the human multitool at work.
True stink bomb is letting your unfinished protein from your shaker cup sit for two weeks
I'll tell you what the smell or burning human flesh is probably worse than all of the ones you've just done 😂 😂 I know from experience 👍
I'm a little afraid to ask, but what was the experience?
@@Justpassingb1 Oh so it's probably not disposing of the evidence. That's a relief :)
@@tuesdaywithanh sorry for the late reply I was at work. Which is in a surgical theatre, where without going into too much detail we have to remove skin.. Enough said :)
@@mrs9740 that's really cool!
*nervously* "thats exothermic!"
the best attempt I've ever seen at a stink bomb was someone throwing a roadkill rabbit onto a fire pit then bursting its intestine with a stick
I remember a kid setting off a stink bomb packet at my high school. He set it off as he was leaving the classroom of the most obnoxious teacher in the school.
The classroom smelled like crap for over a week. It didn’t help the school was in a 118° desert... it was great lol
Flash forward 6 years to now, and I know her as an adult. She is still pissed off 🤣
the worst smell I smelt is a rotting deer in the forest a 3:47 am on a Tuesday in 2030
Make a small batch of gelatine, make it congeal on the side of a bottle, go for a jog, transfer toe sweat to gelatine, close the bottle and let it "mature" in a warm place for a few weeks.
Brian has the haircut of grade 9 me. I cant handle the sassyness of the bangs
I read the title as Testing 3 Sticky Bombs 😂
Oh this is going to be a brilliant episode
"...and then this guy Dave"
1:29 the way Jason replies sounds like he didn’t have any criteria before, he just wanted to male stink bombs...
the box shows his facial reaction hahahaha :(
The last one is basically the TF2 sniper’s piss jar
Brian is subconsciously turning into Adam Savage
Ngl the satan pranks is one of my favorite episodes
worst smell I have experienced to date: a few years ago the garbage pick up service workers went on strike, and the Chinese restaurant next to our office thought it would be a good idea to store their garbage and leftovers in the ceiling for over a week... under the hot, sweltering sun of the Sonora desert, the leftover persimmons, burnt rice and shrimp head filled bags EXPLODED next to a vent of our air conditioning system... the whole building was evacuated, and all door had to remain open for two days straight
When the advertisement is more interesting than the video you might be watching Modern Rogue...
When I saw the title I thought it read "Tasting 3 Stink Bombs", I didn't second guess what I saw because I am not even surprised if Jason and Brian did this.
Easily the worst thing I have ever smelled, besides one of my grandmas farts, was a rotten container of Cesar dog food top sirloin. Both just about made me faint. Not sure if all rotten dog food smells that bad but that one sure did!
Note: Lighting a match covers up all smells because the smell of the burning match tends to overpower bad smells indoors and a burning match usually smells kinda pleasant. I'm guessing because of the phosphorus.
Trash kittens... Lol
why did Brian sound genuinely scared when he said "That's exothermic"
Drano is no joke. That hot jar is undoubtedly a danger waiting to happen.
It took a friend a months an a half in the sun for the eggs to become ungodly to make stink bomb lol
Ammonia cleaner and matchheads, makes ammonia sulfate the same thing in those glass stink bombs. Also potatoes in water with a thin layer of oil sealed in a jar for a month makes buteric acid, Wich smells like rancid butter.
Brian has steadily gone from edgy stage magician to Dad and I love it
I had on of those push to pop fartbombs when I was a kid. The teacher confiscated it and put it in a desk with other confiscated items. About a week later he dropped another item in that desk while we were testing. We heard a faint pop. Didn't think much of it. Then the smell came. We had to do our class outside for two days.