Mildly unsafe redneck fun!

This is on the same level of dangerous as going out to the desert and setting off a few too many fireworks at once. Make sure there is nothing around that can catch fire, stand back at least twice as far as you think you need to, wear eye protection. Don't worry so much about the fire that you neglect gun safety. Search "lithium ion battery fire" or "RC car battery fire" on YouTube to get an idea of what to expect.

Like fireworks, there's no good way to put out the fire before it completely burns out. Water will make things worse, because lithium reacts violently with water. Dry chemical and carbon dioxide fire extinguishers may put out the fire temporarily, but it has a good chance of catching again as soon as the unburnt lithium compounds are exposed to oxygen again.

Up and down Up and down we go-go Spinning round On the ground we roll-o He wondered what it's like to be a toy-o Smacked his head and ruined all the joy-o I'm in trouble So much trouble Uh-oh I suppose it should be a big no-no To use my little brother as a yo-yo -B.C. Byron It was HIS idea, Mom. How was I supposed to know he would get hurt? Buy my book here I’m actually the little brother in…

I think we're all pretty sure that when it came to badass quotes about freedom, Jefferson is the all time champion. I mean, the guy wrote the Declaration of Independence for heaven's sake. That automatically gets him into the final four of freedom right there.

This particular shirt is based from his quote "I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery." Technically, T.J. was waxing eloquent with his boy Madison when he wrote it in 1787, going with the stuffy Latin version Malo periculosam, libertatem quam quietam servitutem.

The fact that he swapped in the Latin with buddies likely meant it was a pretty common rejoinder for the Founding Fathers crowd. "Yo T.J., dangerous freedoms my brotha. Dangerous freedoms."