What would be the fastest and easiest way to clog a respirator? Blowing activated charcoal at someone?
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@feld corn starch should work. Maybe better and cheaper than activated carbon.
@SrRochardBunson oooh especially because moisture would really gum it up
So if we got leaf blowers that can blow large amounts of corn starch or flour into the masks of undesirables, they'd be forced to take off the masks to breathe
A then you can hit them with chili powder, cinnamon, etc....
So if we got leaf blowers that can blow large amounts of corn starch or flour into the masks of undesirables, they'd be forced to take off the masks to breathe
A then you can hit them with chili powder, cinnamon, etc....
@SrRochardBunson flour is a little dangerous though because you can cause the air to combust. Wonder if corn starch may have the same risk (or is this a feature??)
@feld probably about the same chance but feature or bug? Ehh? Also has to be a pretty specific concentration and usually enclosed.
@SrRochardBunson true
@feld which is a lengthy way to say I think it's an amazing idea!
@SrRochardBunson this and recharging fire extinguishers with paint seem like something people should be doing
What about grease? The try to arrest someone, grease them up so they can't grab them lol
What about grease? The try to arrest someone, grease them up so they can't grab them lol
@feld 😂 "like a greased pig or greased lightning! Olive oil is ironically(?) #antifascist 
Battery powered leaf blowers are #Antifa superweapons
@SrRochardBunson we can get that Diddy baby oil and spray them down
@SrRochardBunson you know what else is great? Veterinary grade lube like they use when you are inseminating cows etc. I believe you can get it in a powder form and just add water.
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@feld @SrRochardBunson J-Lube comes in powder form. I'm sure there are others, but that's the kind my wife gets.
@Jirikiha @SrRochardBunson thank you! Couldn't remember the name. That's the only one I've heard of
@SrRochardBunson @feld J-Lube in a super soaker?
Oh, the imagery you just planted in my brain... LOL!
But, yes. You can mix it to the consistency you desire, and a little goes a long way.
I think* our recipe is 5 gallons of water, a container of Joy, and tablespoon-ish of J-Lube. It needs to rest a bit for the powder to hydrate properly and mix.
*This is from memory, so don't take it for gospel and the recipe makes bubble solution for ginormous bubbles. It is very slick/slippery.