discussion chi? do you believe

[gingerbee]

I am always the skeptic but this is interesting to see John Chang is the master of Chi, and can set newspaper on fire with his barehands. :: Vidmax.com

 

[Lamb]

I am always the skeptic but this is interesting to see John Chang is the master of Chi, and can set newspaper on fire with his barehands. :: Vidmax.com

NARUTO! IT'S REAL! :shok:

 

[Arinoth]

When i read the title post i thought of an oldie song (that pike might remember growing up to) whose lyrics contain "do you believe in magic?"

 

[Zero82z]

That's nothing, I can bend spoons with my mind.

 

[_dangtx_]

haha...but really, its probably a form of 'field' that surounds the body..i think they got machines that show an 'aura' of you in a picture like setup.

you can feel it if you turn your palm versus some one elses as heat.

 

[Jon_di2]

I cant see the video because it seems that my work blocks that website...

But based on the description I assume he touches a newspaper and it lights on fire which can be done easily with a chemical reaction. He would just need to have some of the chemicles on the newspaper and some on his hand. It wouldn't take much with a newspaper since it would burn so easily.

example:
-ammonium nitrate powder
-zinc powder
-hydrochloric acid

or
-potassium permanganate
-glycerin

 

[b1lk1]

Sorry, not done without some form of help. Man cannot create fire. Period. Nice parlor trick though.

 

[gingerbee]

hell I don't buy any of it but just look at the video and see what you think

 

[Deviant]

Skeptical on this. How can a human create fire with his bare hands? Only Saiyans can. Stupid video. That man is no Saiyan.

 

[Thund3rball]

When i read the title post i thought of an oldie song (that pike might remember growing up to) whose lyrics contain "do you believe in magic?"

Or an old McD's commercial!

"Do you believe in magic, I bet you do. 'Cuz you always got a friend wearin big red shoes..." lol :clap:
Not sure why I still remember that.