You moved your own goal posts...

I'm not moving any goalposts, I'm meeting your challenge. I made a rainbow using water and light. Yes, the water is frozen, but it's still water. If I could magically hold liquid water in the shape I need I wouldn't need to freeze it.
I never said ice was the key to making a rainbow, I only demonstrated that it can be done with ice at home. Water and light are the key to a rainbow, whether that water is liquid or frozen.

And again, what criteria of a rainbow does that not fulfill? Just saying "that's not a rainbow" doesn't make it so. Be specific.

Awesome, can admit to making 70,000 threads about being a virgin and ask for proof he did it in the same sentence, that's a special type of retardation for sure.

Youve invented a new defense for murders in court - admit to the killing and then claim that no one can prove you did it - tell me how good thats works , ok?

This post was edited by card_sultan on Feb 7 2017 03:47pm

challenge was to make a rainbow with just a few drops of water + light , not a block of ice and light, moving the goalposts

water and ice have different refractive and dispersive qualities. pathetic attempt to be dishonest on your part.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Feb 7 2017 03:50pm

Reading comprehension was never your strong suit, was it? The "proof" he was referring to was proof that he actually IS a virgin, despite the countless threads to that effect. Not proof that he actually made the threads.

So are you admitting that you have no proof that the earth is flat? Cuz tbh that's all I care about in this thread.

He doesn't understand that I'm giving him the same treatment that he's giving us. According to him all NASA videos are fake, but all of his posted wiki pages and YouTube videos are 100% real. Oh and to add onto that, all YouTube videos we post are fake to him too.

Once again, water and ice have the same refractive index, and there's no such thing as "dispersive qualities" with regards to light.
And you never said "just a few drops of water". It takes a shitload of water to make a real rainbow, why would the challenge limit how much water you can use? Are you gonna limit how powerful the flashlight can be next? "Sorry, under 10 lumens only! Wouldn't want to use anything even remotely resembling real conditions".

Obviously because it wouldn't fit his narrative. There is no actual physical phenomena that is being discussed when he posts anything.