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213 - Insecure

El Cid

on May 4, 2018

Greetings, gals and gents. I don't promote too many comics here, in part because this is an Adult title so some artists wouldn't appreciate it if I did. But this is a special occasion, nay this is a call to action! Bravo1102's swords-and-sorcery epic Sword of Kings is on a Race To Twenty Likes Drive! The comic needs to get 20 Like votes or else… erm, I'm a bit fuzzy on the “or else,” actually. I think Bravo made a bet with a one eyed midget Albanian gangster or something… doesn't matter. But please, take a moment to click over to Bravo's comic and give it a Like vote. You just might save a life!

>> click here to visit Sword of Kings



Also, while you're there, you might as well check out the comic. It's one I follow. Bravo is probably best known for his bawdy burlesques like Tales of S.I.G. and the Robofemoid series, but this is more of a straightforward action drama with lots of character development and intricate world building. Anyway, I won't bore you with descriptions; just go check it out!










Liquid nitrogen is cool – well okay, actually it's super cold – but does it really instantaneously freeze you into an ice cube? Well, yes and no. Yes, liquid nitrogen is super cold and it is used to cryogenically store all types of biological specimens (including whole people), and it's also in general extremely dangerous to mess around with. However, it will not instantaneously freeze you into an ice cube. In fact, it's perfectly safe to dunk your hand (briefly!!!) into a vat of liquid nitrogen or splash yourself in the face with it, because it forms a natural insulating vapor layer due to something called the Leidenfrost effect. This doesn't last for long, however, so if you immerse yourself in the stuff for more than a few seconds, you will start to ice cube-ify with the quickness. So don't try this at home!



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>> Youtube: Top 10 Worst Liquid Nitrogen Accidents




That's all for today. See you next week!