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To begin with, I compiled a list of flammable objects that I could use to compose the word: - string - wood - matches - hand sanitizer - hair spray - paper - liquid fire - fire starter sticks - axe body spray -WD 40
 * THURSDAY JANUARY 14**

I tried using each one of these materials separately and ended up with unimpressive results, so I tried to use the ones that worked the best together to create a better effect.
 * FRIDAY JANUARY 15**

First, spelling out the word with liquid fire out on paper.It didn't burn in the pattern of the word, but instead just kind burned in a large blob. It also didn't make for great pictures or video because the flame was blue, and didn't show up very well.

Second the two attempts of lighting matches on fire. In the first one I had to light each point or match-heads on fire and by the time I light the second one the first one would be out and so on, so it didn't work out too well. I tried a second time tying to create a domino effect, and then speeding up the process by spraying the hairspray on it, but it just turn out the way I wanted it too. media type="youtube" key="Y3NkjJMN030" height="344" width="425" media type="youtube" key="tNzza3x7LGc" height="344" width="425" media type="youtube" key="Jsbo4geHIWs" height="344"  Thirdly, with little success I tried the spray paper craft letters with hairspray and light it on fire. They just wouldn't take to the first with or with out the hairspray, even when we sprayed hairspray directly over while lighting it on fire. media type="youtube" key="7_YkfmhONks" height="344"

Lastly I bought wood craft letters and covered them in liquid fire, and then sprayed them with WD 40. It took a while for them to actually light one fire, and then to continue, so I tried spraying it with the hairspray too keep it going. I sped this one up quite a bit just because of the time it actually took to light. media type="custom" key="5221105"
 * FINAL**