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+ (> Night Crawler <) +
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+ proudly presents: +
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+ January 20, 1986 +
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+ The Anarchy Files ... Volume II +
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+ "Petty Anarchy" +
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+ A.O.A. radio productions +
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* As in Manual I, I am in no way responsible for any damages,
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* accidents, or injuries incurred while working on an experiment from this
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* Manual. I did not make you to do these experiments, and as far as I am
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* concerned, this is for information only.
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Welcome to Manual II of the Anarchy Files. Here we will introduce you into
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the world of anarchy, and real fun.
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1. Fire Tricks
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We can start right off the bat with fire tricks. Right now, I want you to go
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find a few items you'll have around your house and play with them. Find out if
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they're flammable or not, and see if you can do simple things with them (like
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making a blow torch out of a hair spray bottle, making a simple Molotov cocktail
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out of a flammable aftershave flask).
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I suggest you to do these outside, and make the results BIG. If that means
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setting your neighbors fence on fire, so be it (but this early i suggest you put
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it out before they notice). The Molotov cocktail out of aftershave lotion is
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one of my favorite beginning anarchy tricks. Dont forget normal items you
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wouldnt suspect. Have an extra glide on deodorant? light it up and throw it
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against the wood pile! First start off with some simple chemicals and then
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start doing stuff with after shave, deodorant and such. Suggested chemicals:
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Rubbing Alcohol, Glycerin, and assorted kitchen foods. Then go onto perfumes,
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nasal medicines, and aerosols. Its all right if you go too big (one person I
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know accidently torched his tree. Took him 10 minutes to get it out. Luckily
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his mother didnt notice even though the rest of the neighborhood did).
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Okay, lets get down to some more basic stuff. This isn't really necessary
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except if you are heavily into demolitions. Then you might want to memorize it,
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but it's nothing big. These are three ways to start a small chemical fire. The
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chemicals are available from a chemistry supply, or a # of other places. Try
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your local drug store. (Thanks to Zaphod Beeblebrox)
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1) Take a few crystals of chromic anhydride and drop on some ethyl alcohol.
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It will make a small harmless flame instantly.
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2) Next, Mix 4 parts ammonium chloride, 1 part ammonium nitrate, 4 parts
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powdered zinc (mix by wieght). Drop some water on it and stand back. See as it
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makes pretty lights.
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3) Place a small pile of sodium on the ground outside, and drop water on it,
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only a drop or two. Watch it make a nice waterproof campfire.
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Chapter 2. Pressure
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This is the most important chapter of this manual, and it ranks up pretty high
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among all of them. This chapter deals with Pressure and its effects. Pressure
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is one of the basics of anarchy and destruction, on the same level as Fire and
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physical abuse. Say you have an adamantium pipe that needs to be disassembled
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(I wouldnt know why but this is our example). There's not a chance in hell you
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can even put a dent on it. You can forget trying to burn it too. So how does
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this pipe get sufficiently damaged? Okay, lets say its a part of a russian
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tank. It has a cap that goes on one end and it screws into a outlet on the
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firewall. You need to sufficiently fuck over this tank. The cool calm
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anarchist says "Easy" as he pulls out either a little baking soda and vinegar,
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or his tin foil and copper etchant. He just pops the baking soda or tin foil in
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the pipe, and then pours in the vinegar or copper etchant and caps it as tight
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as he can, and hauls ass out of that tank. Assuming that the pipe is sealed or
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blocked on the other end and there is no way for the pressure to escape, *
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ka-boom *, no more pipe. And no more prisoners if you left them in the tank.
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This is because along with pressure, comes the effect: Shrapnel. And large
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chunks of adamantium aren't something to hang around... Pressure is a
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surprisingly easy thing to come by. And the weaker and more brittle the
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material, the easier it breaks. Let's try our first "bomb".
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---Ingrdients:
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1 liter plastic bottle
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copper
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etchant
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Tin Foil
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Copper etchant is bought at any radio shack. It is used for making PC boards.
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First, make sure the bottle is clean and dry. Then put in tin foil strips about
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1 by 3 inches wich are rolled up length-wise. Take it outside, get a funnel,
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have a friend hold it and get ready to screw on the cap, while you pour the
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etchant in through the funnel. It only needs about a 1/4". Screw it up and
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throw. In about 45 seconds (dont rush, you have plenty of time for a one liter
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bottle), the bottle will excrete a large sound and a huge amount of lethal gas.
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Make sure you have about 20 feet clearance. You dont want to be hit by the
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bottle when it takes off. A variation on this is to not screw the cap so tight
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and point it at your dog. In about 25 seconds the cap shoots off like a 22. As
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you probably guessed, the etchant forms a chemical reaction with the tin foil
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which produces gas. You can only fit so much gas in a certain area, because the
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gas tries to "push" back the more scrunched it gets. It is a very hot form, and
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it doesnt want to be compacted. When the push of the gas gets more than the
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bottle can take, * Blooey *. Save the first husk of a bottle (if you can find
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it) for a souveneir to show your friends. Anyway you get the idea. Here is a
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list of combinations of chemicals that will make gas. Each is given a rating of
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1 to 10 to show how fast they give off gas.
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* Copper Etchant + Tin Foil: 8
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Vinegar + Baking Soda: 3
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* Nitric Acid + Copper (pennies): 10
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* Hydrochloric Acid + Aluminum (in any form): 9
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Well, the slowest I can think of is the Second one, so these should basically
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cover your needs. Note that all of the ones with the * besides them are
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poisonous and also produce tremendous heat. If you examined the remains of the
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above bomb, you can see what kind of things pressure is capable of. There was
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very little pressure in there (about 1/8000th of some type of plastic explosives
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we'll be making) and yet it ripped the wall of the bottle off, warped it, and
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possibly blew the cap into that magical places of places, Bufu Egypt. With a
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few ounces of Plastique or nitro, you have the power to blow someone's home sky
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high.
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(The other day me and a few of my friends went out to the forest and blew one
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of these babies off. It was a three liter RC. I said it would go off in 3
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minutes and the bitch went off 30 feet away from me in about 45 seconds.
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Anyway, It's the thicker the bottle, the bigger the boom. Don't waste your shit
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trying to get a bigger boom and pouring a whole bottle in).
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Most combinations give off some type of gas, some poisonous, some hot, some
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neither. I listed a few of the most simplist up there, due to the fact that we
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aren't far enough yet to get into real chemical warfare.
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Chapter 3: Gun powder
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Gunpowder is one of the most useful things you can run into. Depending on how
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it is packed, it can burn for an hour or so, or blow your friends c-64 to holy
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heaven. Gunpowder is one of the earliest explosives discovered, and definitly
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the most widely used.
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Ingredients for make-do gunpowder
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70% Salt Peter/Potassium Nitrate
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20% Charcoal
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10% Sulphur
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powder all ingredients and if desired, bake in 200 degree oven for 10
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to drive out moisture (it helps). Mix until powder is a greyish color.
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To detonate: Loose unpacked gunpowder is very flammable, and will burn for
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quite a long time. But to get it to go off, it must be lit in an enclosed
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place. The denser it is, the more dangerous and powerful it is.
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How to build an experimental house:
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What you need:
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4 balsa wood 12" by 4"
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4 balsa wood 5" by 4"
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1 balsa wood 5 1/2" by 12 1/2"
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240 cubic centimeters of cement
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13" x 13" by 4" pan
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dirt
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rocks
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other miniature background props (trees, fake grass)
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This is the house that you can build to do with as you please. You can burn
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it down, blow it up, or put your little dollies in it. First, make the cement.
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now take 2 pieces of the first two types of balsa wood and make a 5" by 12"
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square in the bottom of the pan. Fill your square with the cement you made and
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pack it down and smooth it. Wait until it starts to set and then take the
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remaining 4 pieces of the first two types of balsa wood and make the walls of
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the house in the cement. Let this dry until everything is firmly in there.
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Then attach the 5" by 12" piece as the roof with more cement or wood glue. You
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can also cut windows and other shit into the house, and even go so far as to put
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walls in and second stories and shit. After the house is built then fill in the
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pan with dirt and decorate as you please...
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Blowing up your house:
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This should be pretty obvious. Burning it down is pretty stupid because you
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just wasted a good house. You can stick a ping pong ball filled with gun powder
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in it and light it off, set in a few fire crackers as miniature pipe bombs, or
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try napalm in a thimble. Whatever pleases you.
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Thats the end of Manual 2, hope you liked it. One thing though...please
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delete manual 1, cuz it was very late when i wrote it. You can ignore the whole
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thing if you want (even you fatasses).
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