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Lots of fun, I lived in the country so it got nice and dark at night. They burned pretty bright, I don't think they burnt for a full hour, but long enough to have fun with it for awhile.
Imagine you've got an open wound on your arm from the time when you killed a tank with nothing but plasma grenades/socks filled with explosives covered in grease and you're chopping off zombie heads with a broken beer bottle. suddenly zombie blood splashes into your arm. then you become zombie and thats no good.
i mean, have you ever seen Kill Bill? when people get any kind of injury they seem to spray blood like fountains and i know thats exactly what real life is like because movies dont lie. i'd immagine you'd get blood all over you hacking zombies up with a fancy-pants blade. unless of course you're blade from the movie Blade. he kills like, 50 blood covered vampires in a room that has blood all over the floor and walks out without a single drop on him. amazing really.
Second... Zombies aren't real. Duh.
Also Zombies(if they existed) do not have a circulatory system. They are dead. SO that way their blood can't spray. It can splatter.
The real Tiki torches use a fiberglass wick dipped in a reservoir of fuel (similar to an oil lamp) - It doesn't result in nearly as large of a flame or as much light as a fuel-soaked rag, but it's fully reusable, just refill the fuel.