The mad scientists over at EepyBird.com decided to take the experiments using Diet Pop and Mentos to their logical extreme and turned it into a sort of bizarre performance art. Using 200 liters of Diet Coke and over 500 Mentos mints a two-man team manages to come up with a three-minute video that puts any of the computer controlled fountains in Las Vegas to shame.
Go check out The Extreme Diet Coke & Mentos Experiments.
Link discovered via CNet’s Esoterica Blog.
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Posted on 06/07/2006 at 03:39 PM 
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Brock: Makes you wonder how and why someone discovers something like this will happen in the first place.
Yeah. 
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Makes you wonder how and why someone discovers something like this will happen in the first place. Are people spending huge amounts of time combining stuff?
I’m gonna have to start sticking things into uh...other things. Dick-in-peanut-butter, hmmm, wonder what that would do.
(Ha ha, I’ve never heard that expression from the other post used before. If nothing else, it makes you want to check your Skippy more carefully.)