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True, but that could be said for all noble human endeavors, from writing poetry to ballet dancing to juggling chainsaws. :) |
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Pure genius. Someone's gotta try this to see if it works...and it's not gonna be me. Next thing we need is a rim around the glass to catch all the liquid flying out. |
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Integrate colorful little paper parachutes for a safe landing. |
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The air chamber would need to be at the top of the rocket, but the opening at the bottom, to get the right orientation (unless you want the rocket to take the bottom of the glass out). |
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Correct. I figure the flight orientation fins would make the ice rocket bottom heavy for the correct orientation. You could also make them aerodynamically (hydrodynamically at first?) unstable so they would zing around all over the place unpredictably. |
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You could also have the air release "nozzle" off center so they just spin around wildly but stay in the drink. Put them in coctails with an "atomic" theme or something. Or just have one big one that spins like a pinweel and mixes the drink after being dropped in. Call the drink the cyclone or tornado or whatever. |
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Who would have thought that getting drunk could be made any more fun? |
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Cool. (sorry)
You could have a non-compressed air bubble near the nose of the rocket to keep it vertical until launch. |
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