Setting off Bug Bomb in Someones Vehicle

SneakyWeasel · #1 (**permalink**) 10-04-2009, 02:21 AM

Im looking for something to cause someone great irritation such as getting sick, bad headache, running nose, water eyes.. you probably get the point by now.
I bought some bug bombs a while ago and was told stories from people who claimed they develope a headache and got sick from comeing into their house an hour after it was set off instead of the recommended 3-4 hours.
My plan is to set it off in someones car when its parked. The weather has cooled a bit here in Indiana so windows are usually kept completly up. The fact it's in a small space and non ventalated and they will most likely just hop in their car and go, it should have negative effects on it. Also Iv'e read that its residue is flammible and when done in a car it can cause an explosion or fire if there is a spark or source of ignition. My guess is they will get sick, however I wanted to do a thread on it and see if anyone had experences down this road.

Bahr · #2 (**permalink**) 10-05-2009, 02:45 AM

Well for one. As soon as they open the door they will most likly smell it. Two. If by soom crazy chance they dont smell it and get in. It is possible to kill them istead of just a minor headache. And if it dosent kill them It will seriously fuck them up. Three. If they get really lightheaded and sick when driving its possible to cause a wreck and kill them and maybe someone else. So my best suggestion is just dont do it. I see nothing good coming from it.

crazy white guy · #3 (**permalink**) 10-05-2009, 03:52 AM

Bahr presents a very good point. You might have planned to prank them or give them a headache expecting nothing more than a slap on the wrist if caught and ended up getting premeditated murder. If the person passes out within a few seconds of getting in they might shift their weight onto the gas pedal and accelerate down a hill under full gas and hit a school or something of the sort. a lawyer wouldn't need to work very hard to get you for first degree murder and manslaughter or negligent homicide for the secondary victims.