  hide menu User avatar #179 - gatorotterdolphin (01/18/2013)
[-] But wouldn't the water put out the lit wick? (String,
whatever...)  Just wonderinnn User avatar #199 to #179 -
herefortheporno (01/18/2013) [-] There's a certain type of
firework you can buy that can blow up under water. I personally
tested it out, and it does explode. Maybe this has the same kind
of fuse? #190 to #179 - anonymous (01/18/2013) [-] That is not
the case with fuses I think They're waterproof but I have no
******* idea how the spark stays there. User avatar #196 to #190
- gatorotterdolphin (01/18/2013) [-] Ah I didnt know that.
Thanks User avatar #209 to #196 - pukingrainbows (01/18/2013)
[-] They're made with magnesium. Metal fires are pretty hard to
put out, and water sometimes makes it worse. #200 to #196 -
anonymous (01/18/2013) [-] For the most part, they are water
proof to a point, but they aren't completely. The easiest way to
do it is to let the fuse burn down a little bit and drop it in
when it is close to the edge of the