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For science!
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==Vital Statistics==
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[[Image:312.jpg|300px|thumb|Fun with Microwaves]]
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{{ReleaseDate|March 10, 2008}}
  
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{{EpisodeCategory|Sheer Stupidity}}
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{{AppearanceBy|Raymond Steacy|Paul Saunders|Graham Stark|James Turner}}
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{{ShootingBy|Paul Saunders}}
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{{Location|Ken's backyard}}
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==Synopsis==
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In the name of doing things 'just because they are awesome', LoadingReadyRun put everything you should not put in a microwave into a microwave including:
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* a flood light
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* a standard bulb
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* a large light bulb
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* a fire exit bulb
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* Christmas lights
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* a bar of Ivory soap
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* soap in bottle
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* a Furby
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* a styrofoam head with steel wool hair
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* a bar of Pears Soap
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* a marshmallow
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* marshmallow fluff
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* a lot of marshmallows
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* a plasma globe
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==Trivia==
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* Despite its classification as a [http://wiki.loadingreadyrun.com/index.php/Category:Sheer_Stupidity Sheer Stupidity], it does not start with the Sheer Stupidity logo.
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* The hazmat suit wearing individual in the video introduction is James. The hazmat suit and the real Geiger counter are from a radiation response kit belonging to the Steacy's. 
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* The fire extinguisher was single use requiring the use of the hose to put out later fires.
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* Three microwaves were available for this video. The one used for most objects was the one that was easiest to film.
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* It is currently one of the "Popular Videos" featured on the Website.
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Template:SmallImage For science!

Vital Statistics

Fun with Microwaves

Date: March 10, 2008

Category: Sheer Stupidity

Appearing: Raymond Steacy, Paul Saunders, Graham Stark, James Turner

Edited by: Graham Stark

Camera: Paul Saunders

Location: Ken's backyard

Synopsis

In the name of doing things 'just because they are awesome', LoadingReadyRun put everything you should not put in a microwave into a microwave including:

  • a flood light
  • a standard bulb
  • a large light bulb
  • a fire exit bulb
  • Christmas lights
  • a bar of Ivory soap
  • soap in bottle
  • a Furby
  • a styrofoam head with steel wool hair
  • a bar of Pears Soap
  • a marshmallow
  • marshmallow fluff
  • a lot of marshmallows
  • a plasma globe

Trivia

  • Despite its classification as a Sheer Stupidity, it does not start with the Sheer Stupidity logo.
  • The hazmat suit wearing individual in the video introduction is James. The hazmat suit and the real Geiger counter are from a radiation response kit belonging to the Steacy's.
  • The fire extinguisher was single use requiring the use of the hose to put out later fires.
  • Three microwaves were available for this video. The one used for most objects was the one that was easiest to film.
  • It is currently one of the "Popular Videos" featured on the Website.


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