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Today I froze my shoe in liquid nitrogen.

No pics. It was just a shoe covered in frost, and hard as a rock. Not on my foot at the time, but I put it back on 5 mins later and it was very cold.
 
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Originally posted by: ndee
too bad it wasn't your brain.

j/k 😛
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Brain freeze!!
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I knew a guy that drank 13 slush puppies in 10 minutes. I still don't know how he did it...but we were joking about how he was gonna be pissing all colors of the rainbow. I don't think he had 2 flavors that were alike!

 
Originally posted by: Beattie
Dont drop it, you might shatter your shoe.
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I tried whacking against a table lightly. I wasn't actually trying to break it, as going minus one shoe the rest of the day would be bad... Just checking how hard it was. It was quite hard.

Edit: Sorry for the late response, I went on an ultra-short notice customer service call.
 
i froze my leather keychain in liquid nitrogen once. it got all frosty. i didn't want to whack it though, since i wanted it to stay in one piece.

edit: we were using the juice for a super-conductor unit in a physics class.
 
Why would you freeze anything in N2 if you don't want to break it? That's the only fun part. What's so amusing about a frosty shoe?
 
There's an idea for practical jokes - freeze things that aren't normally breakable and break them...
 
Originally posted by: labrat25
should have shattered it IMHO

either that or filled it with Liq. Oxygen and set it on fire 😀
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