How to Make an emergency oil lamp from a can of tuna
Here's how to make an oil lamp out of a can of tuna. It will burn brightly for at least a couple of hours just from the tuna oil and the tuna isn't wasted either!
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6 Comments
this cannot smell too good
i wonder how this dude with hairy arms thought to try this. It's a good idea though, but I dont know that the tuna is necessary. Wouldn't an oily string work about the same? If anyone knows hairy arms please have him contact me.
does this work with tuna-safe dolphin?
Ah, the hairy arms...
I'm not shaving them - that would be even more weird.
Good job hairy arms!
Never thought about it.
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