Now that that's out of the way. This thread will tell you how to make smokebombs.
Materials Needed
Lighter
Stove
Large pot able to be put on the stove
Wooden Spoon
Sugar
Measuring Cup
Tree Stump Remover (can be found in Lowe's and Walmart in the garden section)(Potassium Nitrate/saltpeter will also work since it's the same thing)
Hammer
Optional
Fuse
Not all materials listed are in the picture.
How to make
Open your Stump Remover and put about 1 and 1 half cups of it in the measuring cup.
Now, add about a cup of sugar to it.
Now you want to pour the contents into the pot and stir it up good and even.
Than you put it on the stove and put it on Medium-High Heat.
Keep sturring the contents slowly every 30 seconds or so, if you stir it too fast some could go ove the edge of the pot and onto the stove and catch fire!
Over the next many minutes it will start to form clumps, this is what you want, keep sturring.
Now, once it gets peanut butter looking and thick like in the picture below take the pot off the stove and take it outside.
Now, take your spoon and scoop out several amal clumps onto the concrete or road or whatever. You could form them all into one huge clump also.
Now, if you have any fuse stick it in the clump while it's still hot, you don't have to use fuse but it's safer that way.
Now, wait about 30 minutes until the stuff is cool and give tham a small knock with a hammer and you will be able to pick them right up. Npw your ready to light them, just light the fuse if you have any but if you don't, hold the lighter up to the edge of the clump for about 10-20 seconds, it will catch fire, just have patienece.
Personally, lighting it all on fire at once is amazing and spectacular, the smoke cloud is huge! I definately reccomend doing that.
NOTE, don't try to cook an insane amount at once, we tried that and as I said it caught fire and we had to paint our walls, get a new stove, and replace the kichen floor.
Enjoy.
EDIT:Last 2 pics don't work for some reason, but just copy and paste them to see the smoke bomb in action!
Here's the last 2 pics.
Note that that was just one small lump of that stuff, all of it at once is so amazing though.
Probably because it gives the right measurements and shows the different stages of melting.
