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4th of July (fwd)

Paul H. Brown (phbrown@CAPACCESS.ORG)
Sun, 30 Jun 1996 21:53:30 -0400


This from my cub scout nephew.

Paul H. Brown, UC, George Washington Dist, National Capital Area Council, BSA
phbrown@capaccess.org

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 1996 16:42:04 -0700
From: Steve Brown <steveb@srv.net>
To: phbrown@capaccess.org, sha@srv.net, TBROWN@es.com,
102142.1366@COMPUSERVE.COM
Subject: 4th of July

Okay. Everyone knows that the 4th of july is coming up, and I just found
out how to make a homemade rocket to set off on the 4th. Enclosed is the
directions for making one. They are perfectly safe, no TNT, no fire.
Ingredients:
1 or more empty clear film containers (w/ lid poking in and little bumps on
lid side. Available at Walmart for free)
1 Box of Alka-Seltzer Original Tablets. Get a Big box of them. Once you
start making them, you can't stop. Trust me. (Also Available at Walmart)
1 Cup of water
Directions:
Beforehand, Fill a cup with water. Open the Alka-seltzer. You shoud fild
a bunch of rectangular packages inside. Tear 5 or 6 down the middle.
There should be 2 tablets inside each one. For a powerful rocket, cut
each tablet in half. For a regular rocket, cut them in fourths. Put the
pieces in a plastic bag, and go outside.

When ready, and you have done the above, do this:

Pour water from the glass into a film container until it is half full. Get
a piece of Alka-seltzer from the bag and put it next to the film container.
Get the lid and put it next to it also.

IMPORTANT: DO THE FOLLOWING VERY FAST!

1. Drop the piece of alka-seltzer into the film container.
2. Put the lid on tight.
3. Put the film container upside-down (lid first) onto the cement.
4. Get back at least 1 foot.
5. Count to ten.

When you say ten, the film container should pop up into the air. Do this
as much as you want!

Have Fun,
Steve Brown

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