Our neighbors once made the mistake of burning some household garbage in their backyard. An aerosol can shot up out of the fire, hit a tree by their house and ended up setting the house on fire. Stupid games = stupid prizes.
The red flag bull test was pretty interesting. I remember see this Episode years ago in tv and i was happy because a question i have since my childhood got a answer.
32:38 line the foil with cabbage leaves (even if you have no desire or interest in eating cabbage) and it will not only protect your hobo dinner from burning, it also makes it juicier.
A fire department tested bullets in fires years ago, as they wanted to know if they would penetrate their bunker gear. What they found was that as the cartridge was uncontained, it would blow apart and wouldn't penetrate their clothing. May have been published in American Rifleman, can't recall.
With the keg myth, kegs are usually refilled and reused many times. The keg they used had some minor knicks to it. Considering how much a keg costs, I would think that it'd only get thrown on a fire if it was so damaged that you would feel ripped off by how much less beer it'd hold when full. (Eg. Someone kicks it over and it rolls down a hill or off a table, or some particularly hefty person trips on it twice, knocking it over and falling straight on top of it.) That additional damage would create a lot more points of failure for the keg around the perimeter. Obviously it's a bit late for a revisit, but that's my 2c 😊
My Hawaiian brother in law (rip) told me a story of throwing a can of shaving cream into a bed of hot coals on the beach. A group of surfers and their girlfriends were all asleep around the fire pit. My brother in law and his other Navy friends had had a dispute with them earlier. He said when it blew up it looked like a volcano and rained hot coals down on everyone within a 20-30' radius. They stood in the darkness and cheered Pele's retribution. He laughed about that his entire life. This was in the late 60's in the San Diego area somewhere.
36:35 the shrapnel can definitely be lethal. I remember seeing a video of a guy setting off a .22 with a hammer. Some shrapnel hit him in the leg and he almost bled out. It may not be immediately lethal, but if it hits you in just the right (or wrong) spot, you're as good as dead.
What Mythbusters tells us is that getting the perfect conditions so an explosion or other disaster occurs is hard, like getting the right mix of a given products like oxygen and gasoline in a given volume. But entropy and big numbers will make so that after a while, it always happens somewhere that perfect conditions for catastrophe occur and disaster always happens in a completely unforeseen manner. Like the well known explosions caused by wood dust, for example.
I think their arguments were always in the preparation of tests, when they couldn’t agree what to build or how to build it. They seemed to have genuine fun together while executing the tests.
4:00 Adam slapping balistic friends never gets old! 😅 And how funny 39:40 styrofoam shelf’s cuz they don’t wanne hurt the bulls, but the glass and china.. porcelain shards..don’t matter 🤷🏻♂️😉
The worst thing to throw into a fire is a jeu de boule/petanque ball. They're concrete cores with a metal layer cast on top. It is essentially a perfectly sealed pressure vessel with the shear lines already cut in. The concrete, and the remaining water, heats up until the metal skin can't take the pressure and it explodes like a frag grenade. In the Netherlands, this killed someone last summer. Someone had thrown one of those balls into a fire, it exploded and a chunk hit a guy in the head. He died on the spot.
@@GOAT_GOATERSON YT laat geen links toe, maar als je op "jeu de boules bal dodelijk ongeluk" zoekt vind je meerdere artikelen. Het was in een vuurkorf gegooid, dus mensen zaten er langere tijd omheen. Een beetje volle vuurkorf wordt heel heet in het midden, als de bal daar terecht komt kan het snel gaan. Het grootste probleem zijn de groeven die het nummer aangeven. Perfecte plek voor het metaal om te scheuren en te fragmenteren. Net als een handgranaat, maar dan gevuld met beton. Het zal niet altijd gebeuren, maar het risico is groot genoeg om het vooral niet te doen. Zelfde met stenen in het vuur gooien. Die kunnen ook veel water bevatten en uit elkaar klappen. Gebeurt niet vaak, maar als het gebeurt heb je echt een probleem. Niet alleen de steen vliegt in het rond, maar ook brandende stukken hout. Het beste is niks dan brandhout in een vuur te gooien, komt alleen maar ellende van.
I loved the show when it first in the 2000s. I was in my 20s then. Good memories. The guys were around the same age. To know that Grant passed recently really shocked me
Shortly after our wedding, I once spent an entire afternoon looking for the teapot and not finding it anywhere. When my wife came home I asked her where it was. She 'It's in the oven', with a look that added an unspoken 'of course'.
When it comes to ammo in camp fire that's something my grandfathet told me about as something he did with his friends just after WW II when there was still a lot of ammo around.
When Adam objected to tossing a full keg into a fire, I thought he didn't want it to go to waste and just pour some of it among the crew, not spill it on the ground!
They really underplayed the danger of the spray cans. That fireball could burn people seriously and get burned badly enough you very well might die after weeks of hell in a burn ward.
I would expect people to store the gun with the barrel towards the back of the oven. Not for safety reasons, someone putting it in the oven clearly doesn't care about that. But just for ease of access.
I would have liked to see them place the keg upside down to see if the keg would launch itself like a rocket just like the the water heater did in that episode.
I do wonder how narrow the aisles were in a real china shop when the adage was coined. It's probably less 'animal chooses destruction' and more 'big animal + constricted space + fragile things = broken fragile things.'
Also I hate how they declare you aren’t in danger with baked bullets. But they never raise the shelf and test what happens when the bullets hit the glass. They don’t make it through the metal on their own but-?
Me and some friends broke in to a construction site and took everything that had warning signs on it and lit a fire. The fire ball was the biggest iv seen and we ran home and watched police and firefigthers rush out.. nothing was on fire or damaged, we where stupid but not morons. And it was almost 30 years ago
my prob with the red flag to a bull is there testing conditions the saying comes from bull fighting and they fail to test the fact that the guy with the red flag inside the arena has been stabbing the bull with swords for the last hour putting on a show im pretty sure the bull isnt pissed at the red flag
I Really HAVE to disagree on their "conclusion" of the bullets in a fire. Any 1 who is going to do that is Not going to have thick boards around to protect themselves……and not only are the casings going to shoot out, but WHEERRE do they thinks the bullets are gonna go. They think their just gonna lay there? They're goona shoot out & strike some1!
@PunchCounterpunch_Lizzy Duh..I'm not the 1 that didn't quite get it..&I Really Don't have in me 2 go into a lengthy explanation to bring to Ur level of understanding!
@ seems you’re the one with the superiority complex here, you clearly didn’t understand the episode, they’re not saying the bullets are just gonna stay still while the casing fires off, the damage done to the boards were from both bullets and the shell, the shells seem to have caused the worse damage. That was the episode yet you seem to no t understand “duh no one is gonna have thick boards around it” dipshit
Aerosol can maybe not that dangerous, but not the one insect killing type, mostly for cockroach or mosquito. My uncle died one day after got blast by the burried insect killing can while he was burning the garden trash. He was burned and poisoned to death.
or... check with big animal vets to see if Bulls can even see the color red? Cuz uh... news flash? They are colorblind, and in fact, red specifically is a color they can't see.
anyone remember the knock off show breaking point. which did the same experiment as this show !!! they show got cancel fast since it was like watching repeat of myth buster, but with different people !!!
"did it hurt the bull?" "I think the bulls gonna be fine" After they fixed the shelves and Tony's bulls... 3 lines in a row! 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣 The writers went overdrive with the script. Totally missed them when I saw this at childhood haha
7:09 Jesus Christ, Carrie had such a ridiculous body back then... I would bet there were a lot of nerdy sexual awakenings watching MB back in the early 2K's lol
They... they literally showed that in the episode. They had a segment with one moving flag and one stationary flag and the bulls went for the moving one. The point of the tests was to see if, since the saying is "like a *red* flag to a bull", the color being *red* or not made any difference. That is what they set out to do, and that is what they busted, since the bulls attacked everything that was moving and/or everything in their pen, in that order.
@gwammeh oh dear. Yes, that is, of course, correct. I was being facetiously literal. A bull is attracted to a red flag if it's moving. Bull fighters don't use red to attract the bull, although some might think the red matters, they use it for showmanship and maybe, but unconfirmed, to hide the blood. The saying should be, "Like a flag to a bull", but some fool had to add red for literary reason and another thought it was the main message.
Grant agreed to be the ballistic gel head. He agreed to it enough that he sat still for like an hour while unable to move nor speak. Unless the myth being tested is about an aneurysm, there's absolutely nothing about the ballistics gel head being his that could possibly age poorly. It's a reminder of his love for what he did more than anything.
@@DragonbIaze052 I know it wasn't actually any disrespect to him, quite the opposite, I just think it's an interesting coincidence looking back on it now
"I'm not sure what but something tells me there is a problem with that."
I love Jamie's dry deadpan humour! 😂
27:28 lol bulls just see the world with 90s nostalgia vision
How do you keep a bull from charging? Take away his credit cards. 💳 😂
I love Jamie's giggle at 5:53.
Grant was sooooo keeping that ceramic chicken to himself, but Tory just smashed it. LOL
Our neighbors once made the mistake of burning some household garbage in their backyard. An aerosol can shot up out of the fire, hit a tree by their house and ended up setting the house on fire. Stupid games = stupid prizes.
The red flag bull test was pretty interesting. I remember see this Episode years ago in tv and i was happy because a question i have since my childhood got a answer.
I remember bull in a china shop being one of the most interesting and unexpected things I ever learned as a kid from mythbusters 🙏
32:38 line the foil with cabbage leaves (even if you have no desire or interest in eating cabbage) and it will not only protect your hobo dinner from burning, it also makes it juicier.
A fire department tested bullets in fires years ago, as they wanted to know if they would penetrate their bunker gear. What they found was that as the cartridge was uncontained, it would blow apart and wouldn't penetrate their clothing. May have been published in American Rifleman, can't recall.
NRA in the late 1950s.
With the keg myth, kegs are usually refilled and reused many times. The keg they used had some minor knicks to it. Considering how much a keg costs, I would think that it'd only get thrown on a fire if it was so damaged that you would feel ripped off by how much less beer it'd hold when full. (Eg. Someone kicks it over and it rolls down a hill or off a table, or some particularly hefty person trips on it twice, knocking it over and falling straight on top of it.) That additional damage would create a lot more points of failure for the keg around the perimeter. Obviously it's a bit late for a revisit, but that's my 2c 😊
My Hawaiian brother in law (rip) told me a story of throwing a can of shaving cream into a bed of hot coals on the beach. A group of surfers and their girlfriends were all asleep around the fire pit. My brother in law and his other Navy friends had had a dispute with them earlier. He said when it blew up it looked like a volcano and rained hot coals down on everyone within a 20-30' radius. They stood in the darkness and cheered Pele's retribution. He laughed about that his entire life. This was in the late 60's in the San Diego area somewhere.
Can’t believe they went with “Dr FrankenGrant” instead of “Dr Grantenstein”
36:35 the shrapnel can definitely be lethal. I remember seeing a video of a guy setting off a .22 with a hammer. Some shrapnel hit him in the leg and he almost bled out. It may not be immediately lethal, but if it hits you in just the right (or wrong) spot, you're as good as dead.
Early 2000's TV was something else, the best even
What Mythbusters tells us is that getting the perfect conditions so an explosion or other disaster occurs is hard, like getting the right mix of a given products like oxygen and gasoline in a given volume. But entropy and big numbers will make so that after a while, it always happens somewhere that perfect conditions for catastrophe occur and disaster always happens in a completely unforeseen manner. Like the well known explosions caused by wood dust, for example.
I completely missed 90% of the adult jokes when I was watching this as a child lol
Same
I guess that’s why they call them ‘adult’ jokes
That's good writing for you 😂
😂😂😂
34:33, Jamie’s reaction there was the best
This is what "boys will be boys" means, my heart melted, look at that man's smile ❤
5:30 Moments like this are why I love Mythbusters. They may not get along with each other but they make a very good show.
This is the first scene that came to my mind when i clicked on this episode.
I think their arguments were always in the preparation of tests, when they couldn’t agree what to build or how to build it. They seemed to have genuine fun together while executing the tests.
From what I've heard they could get along fine when they were working but nothing more than that, they were just colleagues
Adam has a yt channel, and he said it was great to work with Jamie, they had disagrements , but who doesn't, they respect each other.
This rumor that they did not get along needs to die already. They just were not friends but colleagues. They obviously got along.
4:00 Adam slapping balistic friends never gets old! 😅 And how funny 39:40 styrofoam shelf’s cuz they don’t wanne hurt the bulls, but the glass and china.. porcelain shards..don’t matter 🤷🏻♂️😉
Bulls are durable , yeah it's a bit funny
I can admit that Kari has been one of my longest time celeb crushes. Starting to watch in my early teens
In my early teens when Kari did the FHM magazine shoot... wow, such a gift lol.
Yup
I bet there were lots of crispy socks because of her 😂
Relatable
@@Damaged7wait what?
We lost a real one with grant
I love that JD was not amused about the keg pour out.
The worst thing to throw into a fire is a jeu de boule/petanque ball. They're concrete cores with a metal layer cast on top. It is essentially a perfectly sealed pressure vessel with the shear lines already cut in. The concrete, and the remaining water, heats up until the metal skin can't take the pressure and it explodes like a frag grenade.
In the Netherlands, this killed someone last summer. Someone had thrown one of those balls into a fire, it exploded and a chunk hit a guy in the head. He died on the spot.
Klinkt gevaarlijk
@@salland12 En dodelijk. Was een 37jarige Eindhovenaar, 19 mei 2023.
Wtf? Serieus? Duurt het niet super lang voordat een jeu de boules bal opwarmt? Heb je een linkje? Ben nu wel nieuwsgierig
@@GOAT_GOATERSON YT laat geen links toe, maar als je op "jeu de boules bal dodelijk ongeluk" zoekt vind je meerdere artikelen.
Het was in een vuurkorf gegooid, dus mensen zaten er langere tijd omheen. Een beetje volle vuurkorf wordt heel heet in het midden, als de bal daar terecht komt kan het snel gaan. Het grootste probleem zijn de groeven die het nummer aangeven. Perfecte plek voor het metaal om te scheuren en te fragmenteren. Net als een handgranaat, maar dan gevuld met beton.
Het zal niet altijd gebeuren, maar het risico is groot genoeg om het vooral niet te doen. Zelfde met stenen in het vuur gooien. Die kunnen ook veel water bevatten en uit elkaar klappen. Gebeurt niet vaak, maar als het gebeurt heb je echt een probleem. Niet alleen de steen vliegt in het rond, maar ook brandende stukken hout.
Het beste is niks dan brandhout in een vuur te gooien, komt alleen maar ellende van.
In germany its the "Elephant in the porcelain shop", so this is still possible before prooven otherwise.
And elephants would have issues just with their size alone.
I loved the show when it first in the 2000s. I was in my 20s then. Good memories. The guys were around the same age.
To know that Grant passed recently really shocked me
i was -3
@@gabrielv.4358 minus 3, so not even born yet but already a true mythbusters fan. what a champ
And Kari is promoting a scammy company
Don't waste the beer!
Shortly after our wedding, I once spent an entire afternoon looking for the teapot and not finding it anywhere. When my wife came home I asked her where it was. She 'It's in the oven', with a look that added an unspoken 'of course'.
I can’t get over how funny 4:00 it is when Adam slaps the ballistics head. XD
He really slapped it like it owed him money
@ yeah he did lol
When it comes to ammo in camp fire that's something my grandfathet told me about as something he did with his friends just after WW II when there was still a lot of ammo around.
Aerosol cans make great rockets when put in a campfire. The joys of being a kid in the 1970s.
When Adam objected to tossing a full keg into a fire, I thought he didn't want it to go to waste and just pour some of it among the crew, not spill it on the ground!
Episodes like this one always make me wonder how much is Tory's insurance policy.
They really underplayed the danger of the spray cans. That fireball could burn people seriously and get burned badly enough you very well might die after weeks of hell in a burn ward.
Only in the U.S. would people store guns and ammo in an oven and then turn it on.
I would expect people to store the gun with the barrel towards the back of the oven.
Not for safety reasons, someone putting it in the oven clearly doesn't care about that. But just for ease of access.
He only thought 25 minutes because he actually blew a bear keg up before 😂😂😂❤
At 18:27 I'm pretty sure Jamie loaded that with the gun pointed at him.
yea not a good idea but at least the hammer wasn’t cocked.
I would have liked to see them place the keg upside down to see if the keg would launch itself like a rocket just like the the water heater did in that episode.
I do wonder how narrow the aisles were in a real china shop when the adage was coined. It's probably less 'animal chooses destruction' and more 'big animal + constricted space + fragile things = broken fragile things.'
Big Rodeo been real quiet since this dropped.
What an animal! What an amazing job man well done
17:07 hun you could cause significant damage to the oven by chucking that thing
I love how the bomb tech draws the line at wasting beer XD
My Favourite video every year. What a great team. MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎅 🎄
RIP Grant😖
Grant didn't die in this episode. 😀
RIP GI 🙏
He lives😊
@@Boycott_Wendysno he doesn’t
@@Oettiklaus98 yes he does
Imagine kari in princess leah's suit in return of the jedi
In Hungary we say Elephant in a china shop. Would like to see what they do :)
An elephant wouldn't even fit down the isles.
I've never seen those "Warning: Science Content!" bits before. I guess Discovery always cut them for time.
The whole RED flag to a BULL thing was a great sponsorship ad, wasn't it? 🤔
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Metal popcorn🤣🤣
7:12 - that unintentional(?) sexiness is one of the reason why we all had crush on her.
Ah yes bull myths, my favorite type of myth
Tori is my favorite and this episode shows us why. He's the goofiest guy there
Dumping BEER? Dam......
okay but whats the hobo dinner recipe
In Germany it's not a bull in a China shop... we put an elephant in there 😁
34:03 Jamie Genuinely laughing
Also I hate how they declare you aren’t in danger with baked bullets. But they never raise the shelf and test what happens when the bullets hit the glass. They don’t make it through the metal on their own but-?
Pile of gunpowder or gunpowder in a cannon which one makes a bang ❤
Me and some friends broke in to a construction site and took everything that had warning signs on it and lit a fire. The fire ball was the biggest iv seen and we ran home and watched police and firefigthers rush out.. nothing was on fire or damaged, we where stupid but not morons. And it was almost 30 years ago
"We were stupid but not morons" - I agree with the former, but beg to differ on the latter.
That shirt at 32:57 lollll
44:49 totally not sus Adam
Never really noticed how thirsty for Carrie Tory is.
One of the papers says "moose tossed to fire leads to tragedy". Who the hell tosses a MOOSE into a fire. How???
the words you are looking for is "contained pressure".
I have a myth but shame they are done since 8 years
Lol they destroyed just one stand and by accident
Tory intimidated the bull with his sigma male aura.
I loved this show I'll miss them all Kari was perfect for this show the proper foil to Grant and Tori.
Liked it as soon as Kari hit the cabinet with her head lmfao😂😂😂😂 I love her weird ass so much❤❤❤❤❤
people storing ammo and guns in a stove are one of the many reasons why people should have to do an IQ test before being allowed to buy a gun XD
You need a hell of an owen to store a shotgun🤣 Like a pizzaria owen!!
And Pizzerias get robbed
- from time to time🤷🏼♂️
@@michaelripley4528 Owen Wilson?
@@michaelripley4528 and those ovens get much hotter. We're talking 350 °C/660 °F to 450 °C/850 °F here.
No IQ test... Let Muricas gun laws sort 'em out 😉
my prob with the red flag to a bull is there testing conditions the saying comes from bull fighting and they fail to test the fact that the guy with the red flag inside the arena has been stabbing the bull with swords for the last hour putting on a show im pretty sure the bull isnt pissed at the red flag
Do you think maybe using the grant busts in these episodes were a bad omen?
this Grant ballistics dummy thing they had didn’t age well..
rest in peace, Grant
I Really HAVE to disagree on their "conclusion" of the bullets in a fire. Any 1 who is going to do that is Not going to have thick boards around to protect themselves……and not only are the casings going to shoot out, but WHEERRE do they thinks the bullets are gonna go. They think their just gonna lay there? They're goona shoot out & strike some1!
They’re not saying use the boards as protection, those are to gauge what kinda damage would happen if you got hit
@PunchCounterpunch_Lizzy Duh..I'm not the 1 that didn't quite get it..&I Really Don't have in me 2 go into a lengthy explanation to bring to Ur level of understanding!
@ seems you’re the one with the superiority complex here, you clearly didn’t understand the episode, they’re not saying the bullets are just gonna stay still while the casing fires off, the damage done to the boards were from both bullets and the shell, the shells seem to have caused the worse damage. That was the episode yet you seem to no t understand “duh no one is gonna have thick boards around it” dipshit
07:00 sometimes i imagine Kari without clothes. can't help it
Kari❤
funny. we in germany say like a elephant in a chinashop
Well the bullet is heavier than the shell So it makes sense that the shell is going to go flying more than the bullet 😮
Aerosol can maybe not that dangerous, but not the one insect killing type, mostly for cockroach or mosquito. My uncle died one day after got blast by the burried insect killing can while he was burning the garden trash. He was burned and poisoned to death.
37:51 😂😂😂
I was thinking what if our all fingers are same in size and in joints can we still do the same tasks
Grant is immortal. Thank you for these episodes.
on fire worst is glass bottle my dog had one explode and sever part her leg
or... check with big animal vets to see if Bulls can even see the color red? Cuz uh... news flash? They are colorblind, and in fact, red specifically is a color they can't see.
anyone remember the knock off show breaking point. which did the same experiment as this show !!! they show got cancel fast since it was like watching repeat of myth buster, but with different people !!!
Can u pick up heat on ir cam from a video or pic
"did it hurt the bull?"
"I think the bulls gonna be fine"
After they fixed the shelves and Tony's bulls...
3 lines in a row! 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣 The writers went overdrive with the script. Totally missed them when I saw this at childhood haha
so what we have learned that bulls do not adhere to the rules of war and disrespect white flags.
A big Salute to Grant Imahara🙏❤
Aha haa Aha Jaime's not amused with Adams acting job. Why didnt they show that other girls face?
the people storing guns and bullets in ovens have been playing too many video games
7:09 Jesus Christ, Carrie had such a ridiculous body back then... I would bet there were a lot of nerdy sexual awakenings watching MB back in the early 2K's lol
Red flag to a bull is not busted if the flag is moving. Yes, any colour will do but a red flag is as good as any if it's moving.
They... they literally showed that in the episode. They had a segment with one moving flag and one stationary flag and the bulls went for the moving one.
The point of the tests was to see if, since the saying is "like a *red* flag to a bull", the color being *red* or not made any difference. That is what they set out to do, and that is what they busted, since the bulls attacked everything that was moving and/or everything in their pen, in that order.
@gwammeh oh dear. Yes, that is, of course, correct. I was being facetiously literal. A bull is attracted to a red flag if it's moving. Bull fighters don't use red to attract the bull, although some might think the red matters, they use it for showmanship and maybe, but unconfirmed, to hide the blood. The saying should be, "Like a flag to a bull", but some fool had to add red for literary reason and another thought it was the main message.
1st like, 1st comment 😮 on one of my favourite shows growing up.. goals? 🙆🤷🏻😂
Loved these guys always
Hi
using Grant for the ballistics jell model hasn't aged well
(rest in peace)
Grant agreed to be the ballistic gel head. He agreed to it enough that he sat still for like an hour while unable to move nor speak. Unless the myth being tested is about an aneurysm, there's absolutely nothing about the ballistics gel head being his that could possibly age poorly. It's a reminder of his love for what he did more than anything.
@@DragonbIaze052 I know it wasn't actually any disrespect to him, quite the opposite, I just think it's an interesting coincidence looking back on it now
Um Grant wasn't murdered, you know that right?
@@Damaged7 I assumed he died of natural causes, the comment isn't completely serious (except the rest in peace part)
The lethal headache remark didn't age well. Rip grant
Screw gun owners who don't lock their guns up correctly!
😂❤
Can we see a test on Kari's T shirt.
You mean the wet T-shirt test??😋
Make it a thin White one…!
What is the factor??
If it gives us a hard on??? 🤣
With or without🤣🤣🤣
bhaahaahahahaah