> > > > P.P.S. Oh, yeah... is there any kid who *isn't* a pyro to some degree or another?
> > >
> > > I don't think so.
> > >
> > > I remember, in much younger days, attempting to create dynamite in a secret lair at the bottom of the back yard (we had a large back yard).
> > > Luckily, we didn't have a clue what dynamite was actually made of, and none of our experimental attempts would ever actually have exploded even if we had got around to lighting the fuses.
> > >
> > > I was a demon with the magnifying glass, too.
> > > "Take that, innocent piece of cardboard!"
> >
> > Heh. I always liked those little flint-strikers used to light the Bunsen burners in chemistry class, myself...
> >
> > -- codeman"yet another useless comment"38
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> I was a mellow, well-behaved kid, but even I remember doing the aim-aerosol-hairspray-at-a-flaming-cigarette-lighter thing with a friend when we were eight.. I also remember thinking that my mom would kill me if she knew what we were doing. That's another thing that she never found about.
>
> Ell"Children, do not try this at home!"myruh

Don't try this either: Fill a pump action spray bottle (the kind that may have contained glass cleaner) with none other than good, old fashioned gasoline. Hold a lighter in the other hand, and flame on.
It works great on surfaces as well. Just spray it a few times, then hit it once with the flame.

Tra "ahhh... how I miss having hair" nio