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Instuctional phile
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Topic ..................... Making drugs
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Author .................... Compilation phrom several sources
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Compiler .................. Nocturnal Phoenix
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This is one of a series of compilations I am creating of the
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various techniques used to perphorm actions that aught not be
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perphormed (but will be done anyway, so why not do it right?).
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I am expecting to have maybe ten or so of these compilations
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by the time I am done. I realized the need phor some phorm of
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organization of this sort of inphormation when I came across
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phour meg of shit like this. Out of that phour meg, two meg was
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totaly redundant, one meg was corrupted to the point of not
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being able to read it, and of the other meg, everything that
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was actually usephul was scattered everywhere in bits and pieces.
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Now I personally am a strong proponant of peacephul world Anarchy,
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but I would really rather not try to make something phun like
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nitroglycerin (to use something extremely dangerous that I saw
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phrequently in all that shit) without having a complete set of
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instructions. Whenever it was possible, I have given credit to
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the author of the original article, although I phound many
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articles which were the same, word phor word, but with dipherent
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authors, phorcing me to chose one of them. Sorry if I chose
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wrong.
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The compiler of this phile apologizes to the authors of the
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articles within phor any alterations done to their documents.
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This was unavoidable, as most of these texts were nearly
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unreadable by the time I got them. I assume this is due to
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various changes made by people who had been in possesion of
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them bephore me, and to the slow corruption of the data as it
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was sent over innumerable fone lines phrom modem to modem. To
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avoid the phurther corruption of this inphormation, I would
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ask two things:
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1. That any comments, notes, additions, etc. be placed at
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the very end of this phile, not just stuck wherever you
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pheel like it. I have put a sample addition in at the
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end of this file for convenience. Please leave:
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- Your name (your phake name that would be used phor
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BBS' and such, not your real name)
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- The date
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- Where you can be reached (BBS' etc.)
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- The inphormation you wish to leave
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2. That any random corruptions phound while reading (such
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as the word "MARIJUANA" appearing as "MARI<52>UANA") are
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phixed (I'm sure that some smartass will be tempted to
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phix the example I have just given. Please don't).
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Thank you phor your cooperation in this matter. Please give
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this phile to whoever you can, knowing that it will probably
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have grown substantially by the next time you phind it. Also,
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when you do phind it again, and it is a newer version than you
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have, delete the older version and only distribute the newer
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one.
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- Nocturnal Phoenix
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POT
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Pot, grass, or marijuana is available anywhere in the country, as
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the black market is widespread and thriving very well. Marijuana goes
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under a whole slew of names, such as Acapulco gold, Panama red, Vietnam
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green, and New York white. All of these names depict the potency and
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place of natural origin. Mexican and Vietnamese marijuana are probably
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the best on the American market. Middle Eastern grass is also highly
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prized, but not so readily available. There is no way of knowing what
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you are buying, without first trying it, as most grasses look alike and
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smell very similar regardless of potency. The most interesting of all
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the different types of grasses is New York white, as it is natural
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growth of high potency in a large metropolitan city. It is often found
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in vacant lots, growing by the side of alleys, and in schoolyards; but,
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strangely enough, the place where it has cropped up in abundance is in
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the sewers. The Department of Health and Sanitation have attempted to
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explain this phenomenon in several published reports. They have stated
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that the practice by illegal users of dumping marijuana seeds down the
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toilet, to prevent arrests, has resulted in massive subterranean growths.
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These growths were held directly responsible for many floods and blocked
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sewers. Apparently, according to the report, the conditions in the sewers
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are ideal for the growth of marijuana. It is damp and warm, and there is
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enough debris lying around to make good fertilizer. The sewer plants
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usually reach a height of of between 12 and 15 feet and are bleached
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white because of the lack of sunlight. This could answer a lot of
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questions - such as what the rats were doing in the middle of the Park
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Avenue mall.
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GROWING POT I
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Most seeds are fertile, but the best are from Mexico. Never in any
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circumstances throw seeds away, since marijuana is a weed and will grow
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almost anywhere. The first step is to soak your seeds overnight in clean,
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lukewarm water. Your container should be a standard planter box. If this
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is not available, a plastic dish tray about two inches deep will serve
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just as well. Fill the container with washed fine sand and shredded
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sphagnum moss. If this is not readily available, you can use regular
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soil. The soil should be packed firmly, and watered well so that the
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excess water is allowed to run off. Dig furrows the full length of the
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container about 1/2 inch deep. Now you are ready to sow your seeds. Do
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so every inch. Fill in each furrow with soil, moss, and water. Cover the
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container with a clear plastic sheet, and place it in a warm location
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where there are at least six hours of sunlight a day. The plants now
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remain on their own until they develop their first true leaves.
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Even if the material mentioned about is not available, almost the same
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degree of success can be accomplished by placing the seeds on several
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layers of water-soaked paper towels. Now cover the seeds with a plastic
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sheet just as above, and expose to sunlight.
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In about one week, signs of life should start to appear. Within two
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weeks, definite little leaves should be present. This is the time to
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transplant. The plot you intend to use for your transplant should be
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carefully prepared. Manure should be used for at least one week in
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advance of the actual transplant. The soil should be similar to the
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original soil used in the germinating box. All other weeds, in the
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general area of your plot, should be pulled up to allow your plant as
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much freedom of growth as possible.
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The original germinating box should be watered the day before you are
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going to transplant, so as to make the move easier on the plants, and cut
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root damage to a minimum. The plants should be placed in holes two to
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three inches deep, depending on the size of the plant. The earth around
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the plant should be loose, and, if possible, some earthworms should be
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added. If there is a lack of sunlight, a simple ring of tin foil around
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the plant can be very helpful. The first few days are the most critical
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after the actual transplant. If the plants survive the shock, there should
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be no reason why they shouldn't grow into healthy, fully grown plants
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(which means, in certain climates, fifteen to twenty feet high).
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Very little care is needed after this stage, with the exception of
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fertilization. For fertilizers, one can use manure, soluble nitrogen,
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nitrate of soda, sulfate of ammonia, or rotting garbage (which has always
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been popular). To produce a stronger plant, one can clip off the lower
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leaves; do this only when the plant reaches a height of at least three
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feet. The ground surrounding your plant should be kept clear of other
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weeds but, strangely enough, insects ignore marijuana and do not harm it.
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As a rule, it is better to wait until the plants have gone to seed
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before they are cut, but, if you're greedy, you can kill the goose that
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laid the golden egg. The best agent for drying is the sun, but if you
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live in the city it could prove embarrassing and dangerous to have five
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to ten foot marijuana trees on your fire escape - in this case a sun lamp
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can be used. When using the sun, drying usually takes about two weeks.
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With a sun lamp, the pot is smokable after only three or four days. When
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drying is done, separate the leaves and crush them. This will be the
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finest smoke, unless you have a female plant. If so, save the blossoms
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for the most potent smoke there is. The stems and twigs can be chopped
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up and smoked in a pipe, or sold to a friend.
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Grass is basically a weed and can be grown anywhere, including indoors
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with artificial light. A sun lamp works well from a distance of two to
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three feet. For an interesting experiment, use infra-red light on part
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of your crop and a sun lamp on the other part, then compare. A bathtub
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or cement mixer is an ideal planter for the city dweller.
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GROWING POT II
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This method is slightly more complicated than the last, but has
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achieved really good results. First of all, you need a germinating box.
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This is constructed as follows: Take one wooden milk crate and cut away
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the sides to six inches from its bottom. Cover the opening with clear
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plastic, leaving one flap open. Nail a strip of wood across the top and
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fix to it a sixty-watt light bulb. Now you have your germinating box.
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You will need Kitty Litter and milorganite. Take one part manure or
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milorganite and mix with five parts Kitty Litter, and fill the germinating
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box with two or three inches of this mixture and saturate with water.
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Now, place seeds, 20 to 30 per square inch, on top of the soil and cover
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with a quarter inch of milorganite and Kitty Litter. Keep the sixty-watt
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light bulb on twenty-four hours a day. When the seeds have broken the
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surface, use the bulb only as a supplement for regular sunlight.
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The plants should be grown in the germinating box for one month, and
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then transplanted. To transplant, select a spot with reasonably fertile
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soil, and of course reasonably safe from being discovered. When this is
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done, dig a hole about one foot deep and as wide as necessary. Leave each
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seedling room enough to grow; in other words, don't crowd them together.
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To help stimulate growth, use peat, milorganite, manure, or any of the
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fertilizers mentioned in the first method, before planting. After planting,
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water your plants, and use about a cup of hydrated lime per square yard of
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your plot.
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Marijuana usually takes four to eight months to mature, but it does
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adapt amazingly well to almost any growing season. You can usually tell
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the female plant, as it will be the smaller of the two. It should be
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treated with special care.
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To cure your crop, the ideal method is to hang the plants upside down
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in a barn or similar structure, where the ventilation is good. Now let the
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crop take its time. If you are in a hurry for some reason, and do not have
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a barn available, you can dry your crop in the oven at a temperature below
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200 degrees. A sun lamp can also be used as in the first method. Grading
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marijuana goes as follows: The most potent type of all is the female
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blossom (the sticky cluster of small leaves and seeds just near the tip of
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the female plant). The small female inside upper leaves are also very
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potent. They are often found covered with resin and are considered the
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second grade. The third grade is the upper female leaves, which are potent
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but not as much as the first two grades. The fourth and final grade is
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made up of the male blossoms and all the male leaves on the upper half
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of the stem.
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If you decide against growing your own pot, for one reason or another,
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you still should have no difficulty in obtaining grass. When buying grass,
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or anything illegal, there are several important things to remember. First,
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and probably most important, is not to buy on the street, and in no
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circumstances buy from a stranger. Believe it or not, the cops are paying
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out millions of dollars a year to keep plainclothesmen wandering around
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the streets trying to bust people. There is another reason that buying
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on the street is a bad scene: You don't get a chance to try the stuff
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before you buy it. The chances will be very good that when you get home,
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you will find that you have bought some of the best-tasting parsley or
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oregano that you have ever smoked.
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Cooking With Pot
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Many people after cleaning their grass throw away the seeds, stems,
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and twigs. I would highly recommend that you save these, as there are
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many recipes for these odds and ends. A tasty hot drink that resembles
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tea can be made very simply by tying up all the waste from your stash
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into a muslin ball or into a piece of cheesecloth. Use the quantity you
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have on hand, as the quantity will determine the strength and potency.
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Now, drop the cheesecloth containing the grass into a kettle of water,
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and bring the water to a boil. Allow the kettle to boil for a few minutes,
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and then remove it from the flame and let it steep for another five
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minutes with the grass still inside. After this, the drink is ready.
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Just add sugar and lemon to taste.
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If you decide against growing pot, and want to eat your seeds, there
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is an interesting recipe for "seed pancakes". It is prepared by lightly
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toasting a quarter of a cup of seeds into a large frying pan. Now, take
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the seeds from the frying pan and add them to a mixture of one cup of
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pancake mix, one egg, a quarter cup of milk, and one tablespoon of butter.
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Beat this mixture until it is smooth and creamy. Heat a frying pan with
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a small amount of butter, then pour in pancake batter. Turn the pancakes
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as they start to look done, or when the edges begin to turn brown. Repeat
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procedure until all the batter used. Serve pancakes with butter, maple
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syrup, and honey.
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For a stimulating drink (sounds like all the rest of the cookbooks),
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place eight ounces milk, a few spoonfuls sugar, a tablespoon malted milk,
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half a banana, a half tablespoon grass, and three betel nuts in a blender.
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Keep the blender working full speed for a few minutes, then strain and
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serve.
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If you like candy, it's very simple to make some using pot. Take a
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quarter cup of powdered grass and add water until it equals a full cup.
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Mix this with four cups sugar and two and a half cups corn syrup. Now
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heat in a large pot to 310 degrees, and add red food coloring and mint
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flavoring. Remove the pot from the stove, and allow the mixture to cool
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a little, before pouring it onto wax paper. When the candy's cool, cut
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it into squares and eat.
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One of the most common recipes for cooking with pot is spaghetti. This
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recipe doesn't take too much special preparation: Just when you add your
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oregano, add at the same time a quarter cup grass, and allow it to simmer
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with the sauce. Be sure to use well-cleaned grass, unless you can get into
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eating twigs and stems. Another way of serving pot with spaghetti is to
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grind it up very fine and mix it with some ground cheese. Then sprinkle
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the cheese-pot mixture over the sauce just before eating.
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Dessert is probably the most important stage of the meal, since it
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will be the last thing your guests remember before they pass out all
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over your table. For an interesting dessert, grind a quarter ounce of
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grass very finely and add enough water so it forms a paste. Now separately
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dissolve one and a half cups sugar into two cups milk. Add to this your
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pot paste and one lemon rind grated. Beat in a half cup heavy cream, until
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the mixture is firm and thick. Now pour the mixture into ice cube trays
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and freeze. Just before you're ready to serve, rebeat the frozen mush until
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it becomes light and fluffy.
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Since everyone has a private recipe for an aphrodisiac, why shouldn't
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I put one in here? I've heard people tell me, in all seriousness, that
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they believe the only true aphrodisiac is a case of beer in the back seat
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of a '56 Chevy. Well, if you're not into that, you might as well try this
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recipe, because it's got to work better than a case of beer. Pound one
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tablespoon unground mace, two cantharides beetles, one teaspoon fresh red
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saffron, and one teaspoon of the best quality grass you can find. Pound
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all the ingredients together until they form a powder. Now add one pint
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of water and heat to the boiling point. After boiling for a few minutes,
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reduce the heat and simmer for 45 minutes or so, until the liquid is
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reduced to about a quarter of a cup. This can be served as a drink or
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over brown rice. I have not tried this recipe, as I have been unable to
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locate any cantharides.
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If you happen to be in the country at a place where pot is being grown,
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here's one of the greatest recipes you can try. Pick a medium-sized leaf
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off the marijuana plant and dip it into a cup of drawn butter, add salt,
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and eat.
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Following, are some additional recipes for cooking with pot.
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Acapulco Green
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3 ripe avocados 3 tablespoons wine vinegar
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1/2 cup chopped onions 1/2 cup chopped grass
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2 teaspoons chili powder
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Mix the vinegar, grass, and chili powder together and let the mixture stand
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for one hour. Then add avocados and onions and mash all together. It can be
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served with tacos or as a dip.
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Pot Soup
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1 can condensed beef broth 1/2 can water
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3 tablespoons grass 3 tablespoons chopped watercress
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3 tablespoons lemon juice
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Combine all ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil over medium heat.
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Place in refrigerator for two to three hours, reheat, and serve.
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Pork and Beans and Pot
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1 large can (1 lb, 13 oz) pork & beans 1/2 cup light molasses
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1/2 cup grass 1/2 teaspoon hickory salt
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4 slices bacon 3 pineapple rings
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Mix together in a casserole, cover top with pineapple and bacon, bake at
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350 degrees for about 45 minutes. Serves about six.
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The Meat Ball
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1 lb. hamburger 1/4 cup bread crumbs
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1/4 cup chopped onions 3 tablespoons grass
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1 can cream of mushroom soup 3 tablespoons India relish
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Mix it all up & shape into meat balls. Brown in frying pan and drain. Place
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in a cassrole with soup and 1/2 cup water, cover and cook over low heat for
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about thirty minutes. Feeds about four people.
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Spaghetti Sauce
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1 can (6 oz.) tomato paste 1 can (6 oz.) water
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2 tablespoons olive oil 1/2 clove minced garlic
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1/2 cup chopped onions 1 bay leaf
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1/2 cup chopped grass 1 pinch thyme
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1 pinch pepper 1/2 teaspoon salt
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Mix in a large pot, cover and simmer with frequent stirring for two hours.
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Serve over spaghetti.
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Pot Loaf
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1 packet onion soup mix 2 lbs. ground beef
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1 (16 oz.) can whole peeled tomatoes 1 egg
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1/2 cup chopped grass 4 slices bread, crumbed
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Mix all ingredients and shape into a loaf. Bake for one hour in 400-degree
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oven. Serves about six.
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Chili Bean Pot
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2 lbs. pinto beans 1/2 clove garlic
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1 lb. bacon, cut into 2-inch sections 1 cup chopped grass
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2 cups red wine 1/2 cup mushrooms
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4 tablespoons chili powder
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Soak beans overnight in water. In a large pot pour boiling water over beans
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and simmer for at least an hour, adding more water to keep beans covered.
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Now add all other ingredients and continue to simmer for another 3 hours.
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Salt to taste. Serves about ten.
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Bird Stuffing
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5 cups rye bread crumbs 1/3 cup chopped onions
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2 tablespoons poultry seasoning 3 tablespoons melted butter
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1/2 cup each of raisins and almonds 1/2 cup chopped grass
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1/2 cup celery 2 tablespoons red wine.
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Mix it all together, then stuff it in.
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Apple Pot
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4 apples (cored) 4 cherries
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1/2 cup brown sugar 1/3 cup chopped grass
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1/4 cup water 2 tablespoons cinnamon
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Powder the grass in a blender, then mix grass with sugar and water. Stuff
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cores with this paste. Sprinkle apples with cinnamon, and top with a cherry.
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Bake for 25 minutes at 350 degrees.
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Pot Brownies
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1/2 cup flour 1 egg (beaten)
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3 tablespoons shortening 1 tablespoon water
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2 tablespoons honey 1/2 cup grass
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Pinch of salt 1 square melted chocolate
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1/4 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon vanilla
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1/2 cup sugar 1/2 cup chopped nuts
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2 tablespoons corn syrup
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Sift flour, baking soda, and salt together. Mix shortening, sugar, honey,
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syrup, and egg. Then blend in chocolate and other ingredients, mix well.
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Spread in an eight-inch pan and bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees.
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Banana Bread
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1/2 cup shortening 1 cup mashed bananas
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2 eggs 2 cups sifted flour
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1 teaspoon lemon juice 1/2 cup chopped grass
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3 teaspoons baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt
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1 cup sugar 1 cup chopped nuts
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Mix the shortening and sugar, beat eggs, and add to mixture. Separately mix
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bananas with lemon juice and add to the first mixture. Sift flour, salt, and
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baking powder together, then mix all ingredients together. Bake for 1 1/4
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hours at 375 degrees.
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Sesame Seed Cookies
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3 oz. ground roast sesame seeds 1/4 cup honey
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3 tablespoons ground almonds 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
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1/4 teaspoon nutmeg 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
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1/4 oz. grass
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Toast the grass until slightly brown and then crush it in a mortar. Mix
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crushed grass with all other ingredients, in a skillet. Place skillet over
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low flame and add 1 tablepoon of salt butter. Allow it to cook. When cool,
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roll mixture into little balls and dip them into the sesame seeds.
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HOW TO MAKE HASH
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Hashish, or hash, is nothing more than the essence of the marijuana
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plant extracted and hardened into a block. Hash is usually smoked in a
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pipe, although there are many recipes that employ it as an ingredient.
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I have heard people say that hash has a different effect than pot.
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This is not true, in the sense that there is no difference between the
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two, with the exception being that hash is a good deal stronger. The most
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amazing thing about hashish is the price on the black market. I say the
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price is amazing because, with one kilo (2.2 lbs.) of grass, a person can
|
||
easily make seven or eight ounces of hash.
|
||
|
||
The process for extracting the essence of marijuana is a simple one,
|
||
but it requires the utmost care. You need a kilo of grass (pot, for you
|
||
oatmeal-brains out there) to begin with, and a screen to sift it through.
|
||
A kilo of grass usually comes in a block, compressed together, so break
|
||
down the block and gently put it through the screen. Remove all the dirt
|
||
and foreign objects, but do not take out the stems. The seeds should
|
||
also be taken out, as they are much too greasy for good hash (but save
|
||
them!). Now that you have separated the kilo and sifted it, place it
|
||
in a large pot and cover with rubbing alcohol (about one and a half
|
||
gallons per kilo). Now boil the mixture for about three hours. Be sure
|
||
to use a hot plate or electric stove rather than gas, as alcohol is
|
||
highly inflammable, and should never be exposed to a naked flame. After
|
||
three hours, strain liquids out of the pot and store in a plastic
|
||
container labeled "solution 1". Now take the mush you have left and
|
||
repeat the boiling with fresh alcohol for another three hours. After two
|
||
alcohol extractions, each time using fresh alcohol, follow the same
|
||
procedure but substitute water for alcohol, but for only one hour. This
|
||
boiling procedure with water should be performed twice. Once these
|
||
procedures have been performed, strain off the liquids again and store
|
||
in another container, and label "solution 2". Now reduce volumes of both
|
||
solutions by boiling in separate pots, turn down the heat as each solution
|
||
begins to thicken. When each solution is reasonably thickened, combine
|
||
them and boil a little more on the hot plate. At this point the solution
|
||
should have the consistency of modeling clay. Now heat a cupful of
|
||
turpentine, and add to the mush. Be extra careful with the turpentine,
|
||
as even the vapors are flammable. Add 2 ozs. of pine resin and stir pot
|
||
for ten minutes, under low heat. Now pour mush into a baking tin, two or
|
||
three inches deep, and heat in the oven for 15 minutes at 350 degrees.
|
||
After this you should have some really good hash but, if the hash is
|
||
still greasy after this last step, just leave it in the oven for another
|
||
ten minutes or so until it dries out. Be careful not to burn the hash.
|
||
This last recipe is for the extraction of hashish from marijuana,
|
||
but in the Middle Eastern countries, where they can afford it, there is
|
||
another method for the preparation of hash. When the hemp or marijuana
|
||
plants are drying, they are hung upside down in a room lined with burlap.
|
||
As the plants dry, the resin and smaller leaves fall onto the burlap.
|
||
When, after a few weeks, the burlap is taken up, the material covering
|
||
it is the finest-quality marijuana extraction possible. This substance
|
||
is taken and boiled, then compressed together to form a hard solid.
|
||
Hash can be smoked either in a pipe or by mixing it with tobacco in a
|
||
cigarette. Traditionally, hashish has been smoked in a hookah or water
|
||
pipe, which is nothing more than a large pipe that takes the smoke and
|
||
cools it by running it through water. The hookah is more than just a pipe
|
||
in many Middle Eastern countries, since it has more than one hose, and
|
||
more than one smoker can participate at a time. I have heard that
|
||
substituting wine or flavored brandy for the water is a fantastic way
|
||
to get there.
|
||
|
||
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|
||
|
||
COOKING WITH HASH
|
||
-----------------
|
||
|
||
|
||
Hash is also an excellent way to enhance your cooking. It has had
|
||
a long history in the kitchen, going all the way back to the early
|
||
civilizations around the Ganges River. It is also noted that many
|
||
famous personalities throughout history had experiences with hashish.
|
||
Marco Polo on his return to Italy mentioned frequently in his diary a
|
||
strange substance that put a man in a drunkenlike stupor, yet it was
|
||
unlike anything he had experienced before.
|
||
|
||
Hash Cookies
|
||
------------
|
||
4 cups sifted flour 1/2 teaspoon salt
|
||
1 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 cup butter
|
||
4 eggs 3/4 cup honey
|
||
|
||
Mix baking powder, salt, and flour together in a bowl, then add to this the
|
||
eggs and honey. Work the mixture with your hands until it forms a dough.
|
||
Roll the dough out and cut into three-inch squares. Now put dough aside and
|
||
work on the filling.
|
||
1/2 cup chopped dates 1/2 cup honey
|
||
1/2 cup raisins 1 whole grated nutmeg
|
||
1 teaspoon ground ginger 1/8 oz. powdered hash
|
||
1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup chopped figs
|
||
1/2 cup ground almonds 1/2 cup ground walnuts
|
||
|
||
Put all the ingredients into a pan and mix with 1/2 cup water. Heat until
|
||
fruits are softened and water has evaporated. Pour mixture into a skillet,
|
||
add three tablespoons butter, and heat for five minutes. The filling is now
|
||
ready. Place a heaping tablespoon of filling on each piece of pastry. Fold
|
||
up the edges of the pastry, to keep the filling in, and bake at 350 degrees
|
||
for about 25 minutes. This recipe usually makes between two and three dozen
|
||
cookies.
|
||
|
||
Hash Soup
|
||
---------
|
||
3 eggs 1 teaspoon powdered hashish
|
||
2 oz. sifted flour 2 oz. small noodles
|
||
1/4 can cooked peas 4 tablespoons canned tomato paste
|
||
1/2 cup chopped chicken livers 1/2 cup chopped turnip
|
||
1/2 cup chopped onion
|
||
|
||
Take a large pot and grease the bottom with 1/4 cup olive oil. Place in the
|
||
pot the half chopped onions, chicken livers, and turnip. Cook for half hour
|
||
over low heat. Now add a pint and a half of water, three tablespoons butter,
|
||
four tablespoons tomato paste, the peas, and the noodles. Mix flour with a
|
||
cup of water and make a paste. Stir paste and powdered hash into the pot.
|
||
Add salt and pepper, and boil for 15 minutes, stirring constantly. As soon
|
||
as the soup is off the fire, add the eggs and serve immediately.
|
||
|
||
Hash Brown Bananas
|
||
------------------
|
||
4 bananas 2 slices bacon
|
||
2 teaspoons powdered hash 4 tablespoons brown sugar
|
||
|
||
Cut the bananas into a skillet and fry until slightly brown. Do not overcook.
|
||
At the same time, fry the bacon in the same pan, for it adds an interesting
|
||
flavor to the bananas. Mix the powdered hash with the brown sugar. Then wrap
|
||
each fried banana with a strip of bacon, and serve with hash and brown sugar
|
||
sprinkled on top.
|
||
|
||
Hashish Brownies
|
||
----------------
|
||
1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
|
||
3/4 cup cake flour 3 eggs
|
||
1 cup sugar 1/2 cup sweet butter
|
||
3 oz. unsweetened chocolate 5 grams powdered hash
|
||
|
||
Melt the chocolate and butter together, then add sugar and hash. The mixture
|
||
must be beaten until it is creamy. Sift flour, baking powder, and salt
|
||
together, and then add to mixture. Pour the mixture into a cookie tray and
|
||
bake for thirty minutes at 375 degrees. When cool, cut brownies into small
|
||
squares and top with chopped nuts.
|
||
|
||
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
LSD
|
||
---
|
||
|
||
|
||
I think, of all the drugs on the black market today, LSD is the most
|
||
interesting and the strangest. It is the most recent major drug to come to
|
||
life in the psychedelic subculture. Huxley experimented with mescaline many
|
||
years before psychedelics reached their mass-market proportions, but this
|
||
experimentation was not with the same frame of mind as these drugs are
|
||
handled today. Probably the great-granddaddy to the whole psychedelic
|
||
community was Antonin Artaud, who personally experimented with peyote in
|
||
Mexico. The difference between Huxley's and Artaud's experimentation was
|
||
that Huxley managed to keep his experiences under laboratory controls,
|
||
which he set up himself, whereas Artaud allowed his experiences to become
|
||
part of his life. Artaud was changed by his encounters with peyote, but is
|
||
this bad? A dirty shirt is also changed when it is washed. Through this
|
||
change, Artaud was able to see and understand ideas and concepts on a
|
||
different level. He was able to tear apart rationalizations, without
|
||
regard for contemporary methods of organization, or even contemporary
|
||
versions of truth. Artaud found, in his own way, his own truth and his
|
||
own structure of values. They locked him up....
|
||
|
||
I died at Rodez under electroshock.
|
||
I died. Legally and medically dead.
|
||
Electroshock coma lasts fifteen minutes. A half an hour or more and
|
||
then the patient breathes.
|
||
Now one hour after the shock, I still had not awakened and had stopped
|
||
breathing. Surprised at my abnormal rigidity, an attendant had gone to get
|
||
the physician in charge, who, after examining me with a stethoscope, found
|
||
no more signs of life in me.
|
||
|
||
This passage is taken from The Artaud Anthology, published by City
|
||
Lights Publishers. I find it extremely difficult to throw this off as the
|
||
ravings of a madman for, if that be true, then there can be no truth, only
|
||
madness and sanity, logic and illogic. If one then accepts the acceptable,
|
||
he finds a narrow channel is clear, but the presence of illogic and the
|
||
so-called insanities will always pry and harp in the distance.
|
||
LSD has never caused insanity. It does not have that power. Only man
|
||
can distinguish between sanity and insanity. I have never seen an insane
|
||
bird. Granted there are some individuals who shouldn't take psychedelics,
|
||
but this is, and must be, their choice. All LSD does is allow a man to
|
||
look upon ordinary things, everyday things, and even on himself, many
|
||
times for the first time, with clarity of vision. He can look and not
|
||
be hampered by false-propped values and socially limited scope. He can
|
||
look upon the world and see beauty where it did not exist before. He can
|
||
perceive the ugliness for the first time. He can roar with laughter at the
|
||
multitude of absurdities surrounding him. He can look into himself and see
|
||
truthfully the mildew and the rot.
|
||
LSD cannot bring out latent qualities in your personality. It cannot
|
||
make you into a crazy, just as it cannot make you into a warmer, more
|
||
beautiful person. What LSD can do is show you what you as a person are
|
||
comprised of, and break down truthfully your make-up. LSD is not a religion,
|
||
and I've never found anything really divine about it at all. The real
|
||
religion, if you want to put it in those terms, is the being itself. LSD is
|
||
nothing more than a medium to discover the essence of being.
|
||
LSD, or acid, has been illegal for and last decade or so; therefore
|
||
it is readily available on the black market. When buying anything on the
|
||
black market, there are a couple of things to note, but these are especially
|
||
important with acid.
|
||
|
||
[1> Never buy from a stranger, or on the street.
|
||
[2> Never front money.
|
||
[3> If you are holding a large amount of money, do not go anywhere alone
|
||
with someone you do not trust. Many people who have got into dealing
|
||
pot and acid are, in reality, junkies.
|
||
[4> When going to make a deal for dope, do not take a weapon with you. This
|
||
is provoking violence and legal hassles. If you don't trust the guy,
|
||
then don't deal with him.
|
||
[5> Never buy a large quantity of any drug without first sampling it.
|
||
[6> When making a deal for acid and you are at the dealer's apartment, do
|
||
not accept food or drink from him; for the real acid may be in the food
|
||
rather than the cap you sample.
|
||
[7> Bad acid is nothing more than speed, or rat poison.
|
||
[8> A long time ago there was a substance called L.B.J. going around. If
|
||
you happen to come across it, do not buy it. L.B.J. is a mixture of
|
||
acid, belladonna, and heroin. It is the freakiest, worst, most fucked
|
||
up trip you will ever go on. Belladonna in quantity is a deadly poison.
|
||
[9> About 99 percent of all of what is claimed to be T.H.C. (synthetic pot)
|
||
that is for sale on the street is not really T.H.C. at all. The expense
|
||
of making synthetic pot is said to be about $15 per capsule, and a
|
||
capsule of alleged T.H.C. usually sells on the street for about $3 - $6.
|
||
Obviously the vendors are either philanthropists (not likely) or they
|
||
are selling you something other than T.H.C.
|
||
[10> When buying grass, watch out for damp grass or grass sprayed with
|
||
sugar, as this adds a lot of weight to the dope.
|
||
[11> Another favorite con game is "in the front, out the back". This usually
|
||
occurs when your dealer tells you he is going up to an apartment to get
|
||
your stuff, but you have to front the money, and wait for him on the
|
||
street. You may be waiting a long time.
|
||
[12> Do not attempt to smuggle any drugs across the border from Mexico. The
|
||
federal government has imposed a crackdown and they're busting people
|
||
left and right.
|
||
|
||
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
MAKING LSD IN THE KITCHEN
|
||
-------------------------
|
||
|
||
|
||
[1> Grind up 150 grams of morning glory seeds or Hawaiian wood rose seeds.
|
||
[2> In 130 cc. of petroleum ether, soak the seeds for two days.
|
||
[3> Filter the solution through a tight screen.
|
||
[4> Throw away the liquid, and allow the seed mush to dry.
|
||
[5> For two days allow the mush to soak in 110 cc. of wood alcohol.
|
||
[6> Filter the solution again, saving the liquid and labeling it "1".
|
||
[7> Resoak the mush in 110 cc. of wood alcohol for two days.
|
||
[8> Filter and throw away the mush.
|
||
[9> Add the liquid from the second soak to the solution labeled "1".
|
||
[10> Pour the liquid into a cookie tray and allow it to evaporate.
|
||
[11> When all the liquid has evaporated, a yellow gum remains. This should
|
||
be scraped up and put into capsules.
|
||
|
||
30 grams of morning glory seeds = one trip
|
||
15 Hawaiian wood rose seeds = one trip
|
||
|
||
Many companies, such as Northop-King, have been coating their seeds with a
|
||
toxic chemical, which is poison. Order seeds from a wholesaler, as it is
|
||
much safer and cheaper. Hawaiian wood rose seeds can be ordered directly
|
||
from:
|
||
|
||
Chong's Nursery and Flowers
|
||
P.O. Box 2154
|
||
Honolulu, Hawaii
|
||
|
||
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
MAKING LSD IN THE LABORATORY
|
||
----------------------------
|
||
|
||
|
||
United States Patent Office
|
||
Patented February 28, 1956
|
||
Patent #2,736,728
|
||
Richard P. Pioch, Indianapolis, Indiana, assignor, to Eli Lilly and Co.,
|
||
Indianapolis, Indiana, a corporation of Indiana.
|
||
No drawing. Application December 6, 1954, Serial No. 473,443. 10 Claims.
|
||
(Cl. 260-285.5)
|
||
|
||
To make synthetic acid, you need a basic understanding of chemistry
|
||
and access to a lab. Since I don't quite understand all the chemical hocus-
|
||
pocus, I'm going to cop out and quote you the patent for it. If you don't
|
||
understand chemistry, just skip this recipe and go on to the next one for
|
||
acid, it's much simpler.
|
||
|
||
Preparation for Lysergic Acid Amides:
|
||
|
||
This invention relates to the preparation of lysergic acid amides
|
||
and to a novel intermediate compound useful in the preparation of said
|
||
amides.
|
||
Although only a few natural and synthetic amides of lysergic acid
|
||
are known, they possess a number of different and useful pharmacologic
|
||
properties. Especially useful is ergonovine, the N-(1(+)-1-hydroxyisopropyl)
|
||
amide of d-lysergic acid, which is employed commercially as an oxytocic
|
||
agent.
|
||
Attempts to prepare lysergic acid amides amides by the usual methods
|
||
of preparing amides, such as reacting an amine with lysergic acid chloride
|
||
or with ester of lysergic acid, have been unsuccessful. United States
|
||
Patents #2,090,429 and #2,090,430, describe processes of preparing lysergic
|
||
acid amides and, although these processes are effective to accomplish the
|
||
desired conversion of lysergic acid to one of its amides, they are not
|
||
without certain disadvantages.
|
||
By my invention I have provided a simple and convenient method of
|
||
preparing lysergic acid amides, which comprises reacting lysergic acid
|
||
with trifluoroacetic anhydride to produce a mixed anhydride of lysergic
|
||
and trifluoroacetic acids, and when reacting the mixed anhydride with a
|
||
nitrogenous base having at least one hydrogen linked to nitrogen. The
|
||
resulting amide of lysergic acid is isolated from the reaction mixture by
|
||
conventional means.
|
||
The reaction of the lysergic and the trifluoroacetic anhydride
|
||
is a low temperature reaction, that is, it must be carried out at a
|
||
temperature below about 0 degrees C. The presently preferred temperature
|
||
range is about -15 C. to about -20 C. This range is sufficiently high to
|
||
permit the reaction to proceed at a desirably fast rate, but yet provides
|
||
an adequate safeguard against a too rapid temperature and consequent
|
||
excessive decomposition of the mixed anhydride.
|
||
The reaction is carried out in a suitable dispersing agent, that is,
|
||
one which is inert with respect to the reactants. The lysergic acid is
|
||
relatively insoluble in dispersants suitable for carrying out the reaction,
|
||
so it is suspended in the dispersant.
|
||
Two gallons of trifluoroacetic anhydride are required per mol. of
|
||
lysergic acid for the rapid and complete conversion of the lysergic acid
|
||
into the mixed anhydride. It appears that one molecule of the anhydride
|
||
associates with or favors an ionic adduct with one molecule of the lysergic
|
||
which contains a basic nitrogen atom and that it is the adduct which reacts
|
||
with a second molecule of trifluoroacetic anhydride to form the mixed
|
||
anhydride along with one molecule of trifluoroacetic acid. The conversion
|
||
of the lysergic acid to the mixed anhydride occurs within a relatively
|
||
short time, but to insure a complete conversion the reaction is allowed
|
||
to proceed for about one to three hours.
|
||
The mixed anhydride of lysergic and trifluoroacetic acids is relatively
|
||
unstable, especially at room temperature and above, and must be stored at
|
||
a low temperature. This temperature instability of the mixed anhydride
|
||
makes it desirable that it be converted into a lysergic acid amide without
|
||
unnecessary delay. The mixed anhydride itself, since it contains a lysergic
|
||
acid group, also can exist in the reaction mixture in large part as an
|
||
ionic adduct with trifluoroacetic anhydride or trifluoroacetic acid. It
|
||
is important for maximum yield of product that the lysergic acid employed
|
||
in the reaction be dry. It is most convenient to dry the acid by heating
|
||
it at about 105-110 degrees C. in a vacuum of about 1 mm. of mercury or
|
||
less for a few hours, although any other customary means of drying can
|
||
be used.
|
||
The conversion of the mixed anhydride into an amide by reacting the
|
||
anhydride with the nitrogenous base, such as an amino compound, can be
|
||
carried out at room temperature or below. Most conveniently the reaction
|
||
is carried out by adding the cold solution of the mixed anhydride to the
|
||
amino compound or a solution thereof which is at about room temperature.
|
||
Because of the acidic components present in the reaction mixture of the
|
||
mixed anhydride, about five mols or equivalents of the amino compound are
|
||
required per mole or equivalent of mixed anhydride for maximal conversion
|
||
of the mixed anhydride to the amide. Preferably a slight excess over the
|
||
five mols is employed to insure complete utilization of the mixed anhydride.
|
||
If desired, a basic substance capable of neutralizing the acid components
|
||
present in the reaction mixture, but incapable of interfering with the
|
||
reaction, can be utilized. A strongly basic tertiary amine is an example
|
||
of such a substance. In such case, about one equivalent of amino compound
|
||
to be converted to a lysergic acid amide, as well as any unconverted
|
||
lysergic acid, can be removed from the reaction mixture and can be
|
||
re-employed in other conversions.
|
||
A preferred method for carrying out the process of this invention is
|
||
as follows:
|
||
Dry lysergic acid is suspended in a suitable vehicle as acetonitrile,
|
||
and the suspension is cooled to about -15 C. or -20 C. To the suspension is
|
||
then added slowly a solution of about two equivalents of trifluoroacetic
|
||
anhydride dissolved in acetonitrile and previously cooled to about -20
|
||
degrees C. The mixture is maintained in a low temperature for about one
|
||
to three hours to insure the completion of the formation of the mixed
|
||
anhydride of lysergic and trifluoroacetic acids.
|
||
The solution of the mixed anhydride is then added to about five
|
||
equivalents of the amino compound which is to be reacted with the mixed
|
||
anhydride. The amino compound need not be previously dissolved in a
|
||
solvent, although it is usually convenient to use a solvent. The
|
||
reaction is carried out with the amino compound or solution of amino
|
||
compound at about room temperature or below. The reaction mixture is
|
||
allowed to stand at room temperature for one or two hours, preferably
|
||
in the dark, and the solvent is then removed by evaporation in vacuo at a
|
||
temperature which desirably is not greatly in excess of room temperature.
|
||
The viscous residue, consisting of the amide together with excess amine
|
||
and amine salts, is taken up in a mixture of chloroform and water. The
|
||
water is separated and the chloroform solution which contains the amide
|
||
is washed several times with water to remove excesss amine and the
|
||
various amine salts formed in the reaction, including that of any
|
||
unconverted lysergic acid. The chloroform solution is then dried and
|
||
evaporated, leaving a residue of lysergic acid amide. The amide so
|
||
obtained can be purified by any conventional procedure.
|
||
Dispersants suitable for the purpose of this invention are those
|
||
which are liquids at the low temperatures employed for the reaction
|
||
and are of such an inert nature that they will not react preferentially
|
||
to the lysergic acid with trifluoroacetic anhydride. Among suitable
|
||
dispersants are acetonitrile, dimethylformamide, propionitrile, and
|
||
the like. Additional suitable agents will readily be apparent from
|
||
the foregoing enumeration. Of those listed above, acetonitrile is
|
||
preferred since it is non-reactive and mobile at the temperature used,
|
||
and is relatively volatile and hence readily separable from the reaction
|
||
mixture by evaporation in vacuo.
|
||
A wide variety of nitrogenous bases such as amino compounds can be
|
||
reacted with the mixed anhydride to form a lysergic acid amide. As
|
||
previously stated, the amino compound must contain a hydrogen atom
|
||
attached to nitrogen to permit amide formation. Illustrative amino
|
||
compounds which can be reacted are ammonia, hydrazine, primary amines
|
||
such as glycine, ethanolamine, diglycylglycine, norephedrine,
|
||
aminopropanol, butanolamine, diethylamine, ephedrine, and the like.
|
||
When an alkanolamine such as ethanolamine or aminopropanol is reacted
|
||
with the mixed anhydride of lysergic and trifluoroacetic acids, the
|
||
reaction product contains not only the desired hydroxy amide but also,
|
||
to a minor extent, some amino ester. These two isometric substances arise
|
||
because of the bi-functional nature of the reacting alkanolamine.
|
||
Ordinarily the amino ester amounts to no more than 25-30 percent of the
|
||
total amount of reaction product, but in cases where the amino group is
|
||
esterically hindered, the proportion of amino ester will be increased.
|
||
The amino ester can readily be converted to the desired hydroxy amide,
|
||
and the over-all yield of the latter increased by treating the amino
|
||
ester, or the mixture of amide and ester with alcoholic alkali to cause
|
||
the rearrangement of the amino ester to the desired hydroxyamide. Most
|
||
conveniently the conversion is carried out by dissolving the amino ester
|
||
or mixture containing the amino ester in a minimum amount of alcohol and
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adding to the mixture a twofold amound of 4 N alcoholic potassium hydroxide
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solution. The mixture is allowed to stand at room temperature for several
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hours, the alkali is neutralized with acid, and the lysergic acid amide is
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then isolated and purified.
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It should be understood that, as used herein, the term "lysergic acid"
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is used generically as inclusive of any or all of the four possible
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stereoisomers having the basic lysergic acid structure. Isomers of the
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lysergic acid series can be separated or interconverted by means known
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to the art.
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This invention is further illustrated in the following specific examples.
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Example One:
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Preparation of the mixed anhydride of lysergic and trifluoroacetic acids:
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5.36 g. of d-lysergic acid are suspended in 125 ml. of acetonitrile
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and the suspension is cooled to about -20 degrees C. To this suspension is
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added a cold (-20 degrees C.) solution of 8.82 g. of trifluoroacetic
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anhydride in 75 ml. of acetonitrile. The mixture is allowed to stand at
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-20 degrees C. for about 1 1/2 hours during which time the suspended
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material dissolves, and the d-lysergic acid is converted to the mixed
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anhydride of lysergic and trifluoroacetic acids. The mixed anhydride can
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be separated in the form of an oil by evaporating the solvent in vacuo at
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a temperature below about 0 degrees centigrade.
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Example Two:
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Preparation of d-lysergic and N,N-diethyl amide:
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A solution of the mixed anhydride of lysergic acid and trifluoroacetic
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acid in 200 ml. of acetonitrile is obtained by reacting 5.36 g. d-lysergic
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acid and 8.82 g. trifluoroacetic anhydride in accordance with the procedure
|
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of example one. The acetonitrile solution containing mixed anhydride is
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added to 150 ml. of acetonitrile containing 7.6 g. of diethylamine. The
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mixture is held in the dark at room temperature for about two hours. The
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acetonitrile is evaporated in vacuo leaving a residue which comprises the
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"normal" and "iso" forms of d-lysergic acid N,N-diethyl amide together with
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some lysergic acid, the diethylamine salt of trifluoroacetic acid and like
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by-products. The residue is dissolved in a mixture of 150 ml. of chloroform
|
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and 20 ml. of ice water. The chloroform layer is separated, and the aqueous
|
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layer is extracted with four 50 ml. portions of chloroform. The chloroform
|
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extracts are combined and are washed four times with about 50 ml. portions
|
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of cold water in order to remove residual amounts of amine salts. The
|
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chloroform layer is then dried over anhydrous sodium sulfate, and the
|
||
chloroform is evaporated in vacuo. A solid residue of 3.45 gm. comprising
|
||
the "normal" and "iso" forms of d-lysergic acid N,N-diethylamide is
|
||
obtained. This material is dissolved in 160 ml. of a 3-to-1 mixture of
|
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benzene and chloroform, and is chromatographed over 240 g. of basic alumia.
|
||
As the chromatogram is developed with the same solvent, two blue
|
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fluroescing zones appear on the alumina column. The more rapidly moving
|
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zone is d-lysergic acid N,N-diethylamide which is eluted with about 3000 ml.
|
||
of the same solvent as above, the course of the elution being followed by
|
||
watching the downward movement of the more rapidly moving blue fluorescing
|
||
zone. The eluate is treated with tartaric acid to form the acid tartrate
|
||
of d-lysergic acid N,N-diethyl amide which is isolated. The acid tartrate
|
||
of d-lysergic acid N,N-diethyl amide melts with decomposition at about
|
||
190-196 degrees centigrade.
|
||
The di-iso-lysergic acid N,N-diethyl amide which remains absorbed on
|
||
the alumia column as the second fluroescent zone is removed from the column
|
||
by elution with chloroform. The "iso" form of the amide is recovered by
|
||
evaporating the chloroform eluate to dryness in vacuo.
|
||
|
||
Example Three:
|
||
Preparation of d-lysergic acid N-diethylaminoethyl amide:
|
||
A solution of the mixed anhydride of lysergic acid and
|
||
trifluoroacetic acid is prepared from 2.68 g. of d-lysergic acid and 4.4 g.
|
||
of trifluoroacetic acid anhydride in 100 ml. of acetonitrile by the method
|
||
of Example One. This solution is added to 6:03 g. of diethylaminoethylamine.
|
||
The reaction mixture is kept in the dark at room temperature for 1 1/2 hours.
|
||
The acetonitrile is evaporated, and the residue treated with chloroform
|
||
and water as described in Example Two. The residue treated comprising
|
||
d-iso-lysergic acid N-diethylaminoethyl amide is dissolved in several ml.
|
||
of ethyl acetate, and the solution is cooled to about 0 degrees centigrade,
|
||
whereupon di-iso-lysergic acid N-diethylaminoethyl amide separates in
|
||
crystalline form. The crystalline material is filtered off, and the filtrate
|
||
reduced in volume to obtain an additional amount of crystalline amide.
|
||
Recrystallization from ethyl acetate of the combined fractions of
|
||
crystalline material yields d-iso-lysergic acid N-diethylaminoethyl amide
|
||
melting at about 157-158 degrees centigrade. The optical rotation is as
|
||
follows:
|
||
|
||
26
|
||
[x] d = + 372 degrees (c. = 1.3 in pyridine)
|
||
|
||
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|
||
|
||
LSD DOSAGES
|
||
-----------
|
||
|
||
The basic dosages of acid vary according to what kind of acid is
|
||
available and what medium of ingestion is used. Chemically the potency of
|
||
LSD-25 is measured in micrograms, or mics. If you're chemically minded or
|
||
making your own acid, then computing the number of mics is very important.
|
||
Usually between 300 to 500 micrograms (mics) is plenty for a five to eight
|
||
hour trip, depending on quality, of course. I have heard of people taking
|
||
as much as 1500 to 2000 mics. This not only extremely dangerous, it is also
|
||
wasteful.
|
||
|
||
LSD comes packaged in many different forms. The proverbial sugar
|
||
cube is pretty passe', in the sense that other more feasible methods have
|
||
taken its place. The most common are listed below.
|
||
[1> The brown spot, or a piece of paper with a dried drop of LSD on it, is
|
||
always around. Usually one spot equals one trip.
|
||
[2> Capsuled acid is extremely tricky, as the cap can be almost any color,
|
||
size, and potency. Always ask what the acid is cut with, as a lot
|
||
of acid is cut with either speed or strychnine. Also note dosage.
|
||
[3> Small white or colored tablets have been known to contain acid, but,
|
||
as with the capsuled acid, it is impossible to tell potency, without
|
||
asking.
|
||
[4> I have heard about some characters who attempted to shoot acid. Shooting
|
||
any drug is a bad scene. Stay away from it. I cannot imagine what
|
||
their rush was like, but would certainly advise against this form of
|
||
drug abuse.
|
||
|
||
There has been in the last few years a great deal of discussion about
|
||
the correct treatment for victims of bad LSD trips. When an individual
|
||
does go into a panic on acid, it is an extremely delicate situation.
|
||
Although it has been said that tranquilizers, such as thorazine, will help
|
||
to calm the person down, be very careful, as certain drugs react violently
|
||
with tranquilizers (STP). My advice in a situation of that sort is just to
|
||
attempt to create an atmosphere of reassurance and sympathy. In no
|
||
circumstances, except real uncontrollable panic, should a person on acid
|
||
be taken to a city hospital. If you want a really freaky experience, spend
|
||
a couple of hours at any city hospital and watch the people die in the
|
||
halls!
|
||
Talk to the person on acid and remind him that he is under the
|
||
influence of acid. Try to calm him down. Even a change of environment can
|
||
effectively reverse a bad trip.
|
||
|
||
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|
||
|
||
HOW TO MAKE DRUGS
|
||
-----------------
|
||
|
||
|
||
IN NO WAY AM I RESPONSIBLE FOR FOR ANY INJURIES CAUSED BY THE USE/MISUSE
|
||
OF THESE DRUGS. YOU SHOULD TREAT THESE DRUGS LIKE ALCOHOL. USE THEM ONLY
|
||
AS AN ADDED EXPERIENCE IN LIFE, RATHER THAN AN ESCAPE.
|
||
|
||
THESE RECIPES ARE ALL FOUND IN A BOOK WHICH HAS RELIABLE SOURCES.
|
||
ALL SHOULD WORK IF MADE PROPERLY.
|
||
|
||
|
||
--> BANANDINE (MADE FROM BANANA!)
|
||
|
||
BANANAS DO CONTAIN A SMALL QUANTITY OF A MILD SHORT LASTING PSYCHODELIC
|
||
DRUG. THERE ARE BETTER WAYS OF GETTING HIGH BUT THE GREAT ADVANTAGE OF
|
||
THIS IS THAT BANANAS ARE LEGAL (OF COURSE!)
|
||
|
||
1] OBTAIN 15 LBS OF RIPE YELLOW BANANAS
|
||
2] PEEL THEM ALL, EAT THE CHOW, KEEP THE PEELS.
|
||
3] WITH A SHARP KNIFE, SCRAPE OFF THE INSIDES OF THE PEELINGS, AND SAVE
|
||
THE SCRAPED MATERIAL.
|
||
4] PUT ALL SCRAPED MATERIAL IN A LARGE POT AND ADD WATER. BOIL FOR THREE
|
||
TO FOUR HOURS UNTIL IT HAS ATTAINED A SOLID PASTE.
|
||
5] SPREAD THIS PASTE ON COOKIE SHEETS AND DRY IN OVEN FOR ABOUT 20 MIN.
|
||
TO A HALF AN HOUR. THIS WILL RESULT IN A FINE BLACK POWDER
|
||
ROLL IT UP AND SMOKE ABOUT 3-4 OF THOSE DUDES
|
||
|
||
|
||
--> COUGH SYRUP? (SURE, WHY NOT?)
|
||
|
||
MIX ROBOTUSSION A-C WITH AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF GINGER ALE AND DRINK. NOTE
|
||
THAT YOU CAN OVERDOSE ON THIS ONE!
|
||
|
||
|
||
--> GLUE...YUCK!
|
||
|
||
PUT HALF A TUBE OF AIRPLANE GLUE ON ANY (I MEAN, IN ANY) PLASTIC BAG AND SNIFF
|
||
IT. IT'S REALLY GROSS BUT SOME PEOPLE REALLY GET INTO IT..
|
||
|
||
|
||
--> HEROINE
|
||
|
||
DON'T WASTE YOUR LIFE ON IT...
|
||
|
||
|
||
--> PEANUTS!
|
||
|
||
1] OBTAIN A POUND OF PEANUTS.
|
||
2] SHELL THEM, SAVING THE SKINS AND DISCARDING THE SHELLS.
|
||
3] PORK OUT ON THE NUTS WHILE WATCHING DR. WHO ONE NIGHT.
|
||
4] GRIND UP THE SKINS, ROLL THEM, SMOKE THEM.
|
||
|
||
|
||
--> TOAD SKINS? YOU'RE CRAZY!!
|
||
|
||
1] COLLECT 5-10 TOADS
|
||
2] KILL THEM AS PAINLESSLY AS POSSIBLE AND SKIN THEM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!
|
||
3] ALLOW SKINS TO DRY ON THE FRIDGE FOR 4 TO 5 DAYS, OR UNTI THEY ARE
|
||
BRITTLE.
|
||
4] CRUSH INTO A POWDER AND SMOKE. DUE TO THE BAD TASTE, MIX IT WITH MINT
|
||
OR SOMETHING ELSE.
|
||
|
||
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|
||
|
||
<Example Comment>
|
||
|
||
|
||
Name - Nocturnal Phoenix
|
||
Date - October 25, 1992
|
||
I can be reached on GENERIC BBS, (555)-555-5555, 1200/9600
|
||
|
||
<assorted inphormation>
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