Glow in the dark mountain dew.

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wow, that's bright. can''t wait to try this out. Good party trick.

anyone know the science behind this?

reply to post by BadBoYeed


You empty a glow stick in it and shake.

reply to post by reesie45


this guy used hydrogen peroxide and baking soda...are you claiming hoax?

reply to post by BadBoYeed


Oh, then why did you ask?

reply to post by BadBoYeed


That is pretty neat stuff. I want to try it, but no mountain dew. Dang, maybe tomorrow then. I to would like to know why that works.

Well that's pretty cool....and now I must go try this!

Cause i saw this a year ago and it said it was done with a glow stick.

Oh my mistake, they said it was done with a highlighter under a black light.

You wanna see something really cool then,

take a 2 liter soda bottle(empty)
1 cup dry ice(crumbled)
1 cup water.

Put dry ice and water into 2 liter bottle, put cap on tightly, sit on ground, walk FAR away!

The resulting explosion can be heard 2 miles away.

Scares the S#%t out of just about anyone.

reply to post by redbarron626


nowadays you would be considered a terrorist for that lmao.

Originally posted by redbarron626
You wanna see something really cool then,

take a 2 liter soda bottle(empty)
1 cup dry ice(crumbled)
1 cup water.

Put dry ice and water into 2 liter bottle, put cap on tightly, sit on ground, walk FAR away!

The resulting explosion can be heard 2 miles away.

Scares the S#%t out of just about anyone.

Then there was the old trick of throwing Fizzies to Seagulls and waiting for their gizzards to explode eh?

Some candies make nice geysers when dropped into a Soda also. Makes a great mess.

Anyone try this yet? I'm at work or I would just to see if it is for real.

I think drinking Mountain Dew will make you glow in the dark. This stuff is absolute poison, and there is no reason to drink it regardless of what color it is. Please, don't drink Mountain Dew. The fact that they named it after a codename for moonshine, which causes blindness, should be an indication. Do not drink Mountain Dew.

reply to post by reesie45


Dem eyebrows!

reply to post by Frankenchrist


fl/cl? Or her nice eyebrows?

Check out Snopes

Yeah I got excited after seeing this in a really, horrible movie, forgot the name but it's a total hoax.

reply to post by BadBoYeed


The ''science'' or process is shown in the video

I wouldnt call it foodsafe though although there has to be a foodsafe glow in the dark substitute out there, that would make for a fun cocktail party!

I just found this - glow in the dark jello shots well almost, with the aid of some black lights.

Last year we worked with Dr Andrea Sella of UCL to develop glow in the dark jellies. To make
the jelly glow in the dark, food-safe quinine is included as an ingredient and UV black lights
around where they are served cause the jellies to fluoresce. The invisible ultraviolet light from
the black lights is absorbed by the quinine which then re-emits bluish light at the edge of the
visible spectrum, making the jellies appear to glow in the dark.

Full Article(PDF)

An even easier way to do it:


Glowcups and Snowcones


mm now im hungry for mountain dew and jelly!!

reply to post by Frankenchrist


what?

reply to post by Artanis667


i didn't think to check snopes...oops, sorry.

PROTIP: Quinine water glows under black light. I love to drink vodka with quinine water, it's delicious, quinine water is delicious too (ok, maybe i'm the only human being who loves to drink quinine water alone :s)

Originally posted by reesie45
reply to post by Frankenchrist

 

what?

LOL! Its just when I saw your avatar, I could not stop staring at the eyebrows on that dude. Impressive.