Explanation: During the Winter War in 1939-1940, the Soviet Union performed an unprovoked invasion of Finland. During the war, one of the lines given by the Soviet official Vyacheslav Molotov was that Soviet planes were dropping aid packages of food, not bombs. This blatant lie was taken by the Finns with dark humor - the Finns said, then, that their improvised incendiary weapons were just 'A drink, to go with the food!'

For this reason, such incendiaries became known as 'Molotov Cocktails', a name they retain to this day.

Autists: “The bottle is completely full, half with liquid, half with air. The liquid would be boiling if half was a hard vacuum.”

Urologist: that bottle is a piss sample and this person requires immediate medical help.

I just realized Molotov cocktails existed before Styrofoam was mass produced.

I heard 2/3 motor oil is better.

"Realist": The bottle is half empty. This is just how bottles are. You believing the bottle could be full someday is childish and stupid.

Pro safety tip: Do NOT place the rag inside the open mouth of the bottle. Doing so will cause the delicious contents to slosh out early during delivery and may soak yourself and your friends in tasty beverage. Tie the rag to the outside of a closed bottle to ensure safe and effective delivery of product

Regular person: There's half a bottle

American following the instructions on page 79 of TM 31-201-1: this item consists of a glass bottle containing gasoline and concentrated sulfuric acid. The exterior of the bottle is wrapped with a rag or absorbent paper. Just before use, the rag is soaked with a saturated solution of granulated sugar and potassium chlorate. Thrown against hard surface e targets such as tanks, automotive vehicles, or railroad boxcars, this fire bottle is a very effective incendiary.

NEI. I must know the previous state to determine whether it is half full or half empty. As is, it is just half occupied by liquid.

Explanation: During the Winter War in 1939-1940, the Soviet Union performed an unprovoked invasion of Finland. During the war, one of the lines given by the Soviet official Vyacheslav Molotov was that Soviet planes were dropping aid packages of food, not bombs. This blatant lie was taken by the Finns with dark humor - the Finns said, then, that their improvised incendiary weapons were just 'A drink, to go with the food!'

For this reason, such incendiaries became known as 'Molotov Cocktails', a name they retain to this day.

You need to leave at least fourth or a third of a bottle empty or it won't work. Also you can use acetone to melt polystyrene for added fun (won't be affected by water as much).