Don’t Ask

Andy Walker and open flame. A bad idea but a great segment.

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oooh, cool. Now my kids want to do that! Thanks a lot you guys 😉

There’s something about hot marshmellows and chocolate. Where’s the gram crackers?
Looks more like a ‘Mad Scientist’ with smore envy.
Cheers, eh!

can i have some of those? are they burnt?

Danger, Will Robinson! Danger!
It must be Andy’s “How Does It Work” segment on how CD/DVD burners work. He threatened in the message boards that he would use a blow torch to illustrate this. I’m looking forward to seeing it!
WTG, Andy!

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