Can you name the busted (B), confirmed (C) or plausible (P) myths investigated by Mythbusters (2003 Part II)? by popestcyril

Myth explored	C, B , or P	Explanation
Ice bullet can kill, without a trace.		Bullet melts before it leaves barrel.
Meat bullet can kill, without a trace.		Bullet fragmented on contact with skin.
Pouring gasoline in a toilet, lighting it, will cause toilet to explode.
Using a cell phone while pumping gas can cause an explosion.
Compact Discs can shatter if placed in a high-speed (i.e. 40X or faster) optical disc drive.
Urinating on the electric third rail of a train track can cause electrocution.
Using an electric eel-skin wallet will cause a static charge that will cause failure in a magnetic stripe card.
It is possible to pick up radio signals through a dental filling.
It is possible to blow up a microwave oven by microwaving metal.
A high fall over water can be survived by throwing a hammer ahead of oneself to break the surface tension.
Coca cola will clean rust.

Myth explored	C, B , or P	Explanation
Coca cola will clean chrome.
Coca cola will dissolve a steak.
Coca cola will clean battery terminals.
Coca cola will degrease engines.
It is possible to stay alive over one day when one is buried alive in a coffin.
Under siege, a Medieval Hungarian town (Paks) built a cannon out of a tree overnight, but wiped out a great deal of itself when the cannon exploded during a test fire.
If a decomposing body is left in a car long enough the car's interior will be destroyed.
If a decomposing body is left in a car long enough the car cannot be cleaned up enough to be sold.
Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers (John and Clarence) successfully escaped from Alcatraz prison using an inflatable raft made from rubber raincoats and reached the shore.
People donating blood at Red Cross, are secretly having mind controlling microchips implanted into their bloodstream.
Ice bullet can kill, without a trace.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Meat bullet can kill, without a trace.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Pouring gasoline in a toilet, lighting it, will cause toilet to explode.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Using a cell phone while pumping gas can cause an explosion.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Compact Discs can shatter if placed in a high-speed (i.e. 40X or faster) optical disc drive.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Urinating on the electric third rail of a train track can cause electrocution.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Using an electric eel-skin wallet will cause a static charge that will cause failure in a magnetic stripe card.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
It is possible to pick up radio signals through a dental filling.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
It is possible to blow up a microwave oven by microwaving metal.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
A high fall over water can be survived by throwing a hammer ahead of oneself to break the surface tension.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Coca cola will clean rust.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Coca cola will clean chrome.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Coca cola will dissolve a steak.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Coca cola will clean battery terminals.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Coca cola will degrease engines.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
It is possible to stay alive over one day when one is buried alive in a coffin.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Under siege, a Medieval Hungarian town (Paks) built a cannon out of a tree overnight, but wiped out a great deal of itself when the cannon exploded during a test fire.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
If a decomposing body is left in a car long enough the car's interior will be destroyed.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
If a decomposing body is left in a car long enough the car cannot be cleaned up enough to be sold.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers (John and Clarence) successfully escaped from Alcatraz prison using an inflatable raft made from rubber raincoats and reached the shore.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.
People donating blood at Red Cross, are secretly having mind controlling microchips implanted into their bloodstream.	While a stud finder can find microchips (like those used to track pets) embedded in flesh, none were found after a pair donated blood at the Red Cross.

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