[Faline]

White Phosphorus catches fire, spreads on the skin and cannot be extinguished or washed off with water. From what i have found out these are from attack an Al-Falluja...there are a few pictures of this on here, here are more

Phosphorus
When phosphorus makes contact with skin, it makes absolutely irreversible damage, burning flesh to the bone. It will manage to get inside your face. If you breathe it, it will blister in your throat and in your lungs until you suffocate. It basically reacts to skin, oxygen and water. The only way to stop the burning is with wet mud but it's just impossible to stop, by this point your normally dead.

[dooshman]

Just shoot me, instead.

Good gore, good post, **Lady

[collaredgirl65]

Damn, I can think of less painful ways to die. good post

[Johnny Wadd]

Its almost as bad as depleted uranium

[Eaton]

.....these munitions are are normaly used for starting fires but when people are cought in the way it is devastating.....

[Faline]

I imagine it would be a fucking painful death!

[Viking64]

I wonder if it would be traceable in my wife's Lancome products?

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Jere]

the last pic
good post kel.

[Eaton]

Originally Posted by viking64 ↗

I wonder if it would be traceable in my wife's Lancome products?

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Get her drunk and give her one of these....tell her it's a vibrator.

[Eaton]

Originally Posted by kelly ↗

I imagine it would be a fucking painful death!