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I Was Gonna Drink That: Lava Flow Destroying Coke Cans



This is a video from Lavapix of 2,000°F lava flows destroying Coke cans. "What's that in Celsius?" Super f***ing hot. What does Lavapix have against Coke cans? No clue, maybe they blame soda for a family member's diabetes. I rarely drink soda, but when I do it's either 1. grape 2. orange 3. cream soda or 4. red cream soda. Remember that when you're buying snacks for my Super Bowl party this weekend. "You don't want me to bring beer?" Nope, I'm going sober! "Seriously?" No, you're just not invited is the thing.

Keep going for the video. I like how the one can starts peeing. I'd probably do the same thing if I were being devoured by lava.

Thanks to bloodstain (OMG WHAT HAPPENED?!) and Tim C, who destroy Coke cans the old fashioned way: smashing them on their heads after they're finished to impress girls.

There are Comments.
  • Mandy Stokes

    Was there just one can of Coke used, or were several harmed in the making of this video?

  • ZomBBombeR

    ...and it was a glorious day for Pepsi.

  • Dani

    where was this filmed? that's one way to recycle soda cans

  • This vid made me really thirsty... FOR LAVA.

  • grimbldoo

    Lava, why do you look so friendly and playful when you are so deadly?

  • The Magnificent Newtboy

    Just like tigers.

  • grimbldoo

    Tiger's you can dominate, lava will always run you over.

  • Bastardo

    so the answer is.... not much?

  • TheOtakuX

    It's surprising how non-instant it is

  • grimbldoo

    That's mostly because the can is hollow and energy can pass right through for some amount of time without causing chemical reactions (thanks Bill Nye).

  • aoifem10

    I was expecting some kind of explosion

  • Mr. K

    Seriously. And to think I thought the series finale of The Sopranos was anti-climactic.

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