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| O | |The Guide to a Better Society| | O |
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| O | Compliments of The Villa Straylight [TAP] HQ | O |
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| O | The Alliance Publications Origin | O |
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| O | -407- 297.1180 | O |
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| O | Editor in Chief: Wintermute | O |
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Table of Contents
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I.> My run-in with the phone company
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II.> Beyond the Cutting Edge: "Mondo 2000". Taken from NEWSWEEK
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III.> Loops: What the fuck are they and How can I use one?
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IV.> Blacklisting
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V.> Passwords: Peice of cake!
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VI.> Report on Marijuana
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VII.> StoryTime! LSD Experience
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VIII.> Appendix
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***and as an extra special bonus!***
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** an application for membership is included! you will get your twirly hat **
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** 2-4 weeks after you send you application to us! **
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I.> Wintermute's run-in with the Telco!
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Run-in with the Telephone Company!
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This is a story about my recent conversation with a "representive" from
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a phone company. These statements are true, this is not a test!
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(W= me, T= phone company)
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<ring> <ring>
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W: Hello
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T: Is Mr. XXXXXXX there?
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W: No
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T: Am I talking to XXXXXX XXXXXX (me)?
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W: Yes you are
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T: This is Mr DICKHEAD from AT&T. I am calling to find out how much Long
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Distance calls your family makes a month.
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W: Well we really don't make any.
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T: Do your parents own a calling card?
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W: Uhh, yes i think they do.
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T: Do you know how to use it?
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W: Who the hell is this?!
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<he goes on to tell me who he is, and he proves it to.>
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W: So what does all this have to do with me.
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T: We have had complaints from companies around the 407 area being called up
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and hacked into.
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W: <Rudley interupting him> So. How am I involved in this?
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T: After recieving this news, we set up extra operators to watch all outgoing
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sequential calls
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<That's me Scanning for new carriers to hack>
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W: What's wrong with scanning for #'s? I do it to look for BBSes to call!
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T: And that's it?
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W: YES!!
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<yeah right>
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T: Do you know what Phone Fraud or the term Hacking mean?
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W: No sir
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T: It is the stealing of other people's calling cards and the illegal breaking
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into a computer system.
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W: Well I can assure you that I have not done any of this.
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T: Well, that could be true, but we will be watching what #'s come out of your
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phone line.
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W: You do that. I'll see you later!
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<clunk! dial tone.........I hung up>
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Well that's my most recent run-in with trouble. That was about 4 days ago.
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I haven't heard from him since, but I also haven't been Scanning #'s since
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either! The moral is, HANG UP ON THEM WHEN THEY SAY WHO THEY ARE!
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II.> Beyond The Cutting Egde: "Mondo 2000". Taken from NEWSWEEK
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Beyond the Cutting Edge
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"A slick magazine for the cyberpunk crowd"
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Reprinted WITHOUT permissions from NEWSWEEK: August 19, 1991
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Once again a new edge is busily being carved in Berkeley. It's the end of
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the first decade of personal computers. Music is just a mass of digits. The
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only reality worth talking about if virtual. And the science of the moment is
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chaos. Now, working out of a Bay Area mansion, a small crew is hoping to lead
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the way to -- and profit from -- the new era just ahead. Their vehicle is a
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magazine called Mondo 2000. And if, wrote in another context, something is
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happening here but you don't know what it is, well, they intend to tell you.
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But be warned, if you're not a cyberpunk, prepare to enter this world
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slowly. Mondo's cyberpunk universe derives from the work of Sci-Fi novelist
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Wiliam Gibson, whose best-selling books depict a bleak world controlled by
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multi-national corperations, where the hereos rebel and turn technology to
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their own ends by crashing computer systems or finding exotic drugs. Mondo's
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language is English but the meaning can be elusive. The first three issues of
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the slick quarterly roamed across cyber-lifestyle, with articles that ranged
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from atrifical sex via computer to ho to legally purchase drugs designed to
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make you smarter. Together with the brown paper Whole Earth Review -- the
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magazine for cyberhippies -- Mondo is filling a niche. One San Fracisco critic
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calls is the Rolling Stone of the 90's. Analyst Paul Saffo of the Menlo Park,
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CA Institute for the Future, goes further: "This kind of magazine that
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engineers read in their teens and influences what they build 20 years later.
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It's an idea time bomb."
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And there are plenty of ideas. Recent Mondo issues included a bizarre
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conversation between Timothy Leary and Williams Borroughs, a description of
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aphrodisacs that might work, a report on computerized break-ins at ATM's and
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a speculative piece about "wire-heading" -- implanting electrodes into the
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brain's pleasure centers. Presiding this are two top editors who prefer to
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use odd pseudonyms: Queen Mu and R.U. Sirius.
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Going Mainstream: "We're techologic renagades," sais editor in chief Sirius
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(real name Ken Goffman). Cyberpunks come in all genders. Queen Mu (real name
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Alison Kennedy), "Domineditrix" of the magazine, says that 40% of its readers
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are women. "People either get it or they come up a cpmplete blank. But
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there's a real cult that follows us," says Sirius. "Mondo," says one fan,
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Stephen Beck, a computer manufactirer in Alameda, CA, "is `Build Your
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Vocabulary,' using jet fuel instead of motor oil." Now Mondo is going
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mainstream: it has a HarperCollins contract to produce "A User's Guide to the
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New Edge."
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The New Edge, as it were, is full of contradictions. The classic Berkeley
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hills mansion out of which Mondo works is funded partly by Queen Mu's
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inheritance from her parents. The decor is dark woods, conventional furniture
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-- and plenty of computers. The working drugs of choice are diet Coke and
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pizza. Off the job, Mu is a student of drugs (henbane, lolina, darnel) used in
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withcraft -- one of which paralyzed her briefly. She says she's not a with,
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but may be a pixie: at one recent party she asked dinner guests whether they'd
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like toad venom (a psychedelic) with dessert. All declined.
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What's next for Mondo 2000? The coming issue will feature the history of
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transsexualism. "Someday we may be able to change our bodies into anything we
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want," says Mu. "Or go into a room and say we want a purple chameleon, and a
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chameleon wil appear." If that's the case, then what does the future hold for
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magazines? "By 2000, magazines will be obsolete," says Sirius, flipping his
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shoulder-length hair. "We'll be the last magazine." Or, perhaps, he'll be a
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balding entrepreneur wondering where all the time went.
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Brave New Words
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Cyberspace: Where cyberpunks frolic, love, fight and swap information in a
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shared computer land connected only by their keyboards.
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Virtual Reality: Using computer, touch-sensitive gloves and goggles to imitate
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reality.
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Hackers: Now an acceptable term for computer enthusiasts.
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Crackers: The new word for bad hackers who invade other computers or a
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telephone system.
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Smart Drugs: Legal nutrients and drugs said to enhance intelligence, usually
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purchased by mail from Europe or Asia.
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Information-surfers: People who browse through computer databases for fun.
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III.> LOOPS: What the fuck are they and How can I use one?
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* Part One (1) in The Art Fish *
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* Phone Number Oddities *
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=======Loops=======
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Hello, I'm Art Fish- I'll be your teacher for this evening.
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Loops, what the hell are they???? I've heard many a confusing
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description. One of the best descriptions, the one by Phred Phreak,
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completely misled me until I met a nice man who set me straight again.
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Anyway- I digress.
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Phred Phreak said:
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"Imagine two telephone numbers are floating around
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in your CO. Then you and your friend each call
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these numbers at the same time, and BAM! your
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connected"
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That gets across some of the Idea of loops. They are two phone numbers, and
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one person can talk to the other when both numbers, or sides are called.
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Here is an example:
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Let's say that the loop numbers are 555-0098/555-0099 (the two numbers
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usually are right in a row like that). You dial up one side or end of a
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loop. Which side you call does not matter, but your friend must call the
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other. You dial 555-0098, and Bob (your phriend that you are going to
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chat with) dials 555-0099. Bingo- you two can now converse.
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What happens if you call one side of the loop and no one is on the other?
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Well, thats a good question and I'm glad that I asked myself. No one will
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be there for one thing. On the high side (the side with a numericaly higher
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phone number) you will hear absolutly nothing. If you call the low side
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however, you will get a tone. This tone will continue until someone calls
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the high side. IF you call (407)646-69XX then you get a tone exactly like
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the one you would get if you found the low side of a loop.
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NOTE: When you dial a loop, the phone will not get a ring. The loop side
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will immediatly pick up. If you are 99XX scanning, and you get a ring-
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you have not found a loop.
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NOTE: Sometimes you will find tones that are not a part of loops, like the
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646-69XX numbers above.
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Uses for Loops:
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By far the most useful thing to do with a loop is to have one person call a
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side, and have your phriend call the operator to place a collect call to the
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other side of a loop. Then you can hang up and place a collect call to your
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friend who is still waiting at the loop. This is a convienent way of
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avoiding Ma Bell when you want to talk with people out of your calling area.
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Some Loops don't charge you when you call them, even if you dial long
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distance. This is called Non-Sup (for non-supervised).
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Pirate Radio Stations use them to get song requests and keep from being
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traced. Usually what they do is give out the high side to call and wait at
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the low (its a lot easier to detect if someone has called the high side from the low
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then to detect if someone called the low side from the high because the tone
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stops when someone calls in- although you will hear an audible click no
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matter which side you are listening from).
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I'm not quite sure what else you can do with loops. I've heard the legends
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that in the olden days there were multi-line non-sup loops, and the Ancient
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Phreaks would talk for hours on end about the fun with Blue Boxes, but
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such days are gone now. Maybe TAP or ZAN or whatever will help to bring
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phreaking to level it was Before, but I doubt it. From the Apathy I've
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seen on Villa Straylite, this phile will probably be useless because no
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one will look for any loops.
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Free Sample Loop For You To Start With:
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/My Code Book was stolen, fill this section,
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I know Gh0St has a loop/
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* Look For Part Two (2) At Better BBSes Everywhere *
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* The Temple in the Answering Machine: (407)291-6894 *
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IV.> Blacklisting
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The blacklist is one of the powerfulest ways of getting someone out of
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everyone's life. Many sysops around the use other sysops blacklist. To get
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someone blacklisted, you :
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1.> Get all of the users information. (i.e. name, #, and address)
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2.> Get a list of all the boards he/she calls.
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3.> Give the reason why he is to blacklisted.
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4.> Spread this around to other SysOps.
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And before you know it, you "friend" will be off every board he's every called!
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This comes in handy for cases where file leeches are present. Or if a user is
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just being a total dick. Out he goes!
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All hail ERIS
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V.> Passwords: Peice of Cake!
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Out of reading books and general hacking into different systems. I'm concocted
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a list of passwords that are widely used by the most "secure" places. Put
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these to good use. Don't let my hours of sleepless nights go to waste! NOT!
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aaa academia aerobics airplane albany
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albatross albert alex alexander algebra
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aliases alphabet ama amorphous analog
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anchor andromache animals answer anthropogenic
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anvils anything aria ariadne arrow
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arthur athena atmosphere aztecs azure
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bacchus bailey banana bananas bandit
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banks barber baritone bass bassoon
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batman beater beauty beethoven beloved
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benz beowulf berkeley berliner beryl
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beverly bicameral bob brenda brian
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bridget broadway bumbling burgess campanile
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cantor cardinal carmen carolina caroline
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cascades castle cat cayuga celtics
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cerulean change charles charming charon
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chester cigar cornelius couscous creation
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creosote cretin daemon dancer daniel
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danny dave december defoe deluge
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desperate develop dieter digital discovery
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disney dog drought duncan eager
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easier edges edinburgh edwin edwina
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egghead eiderdown eileen einstein elephant
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elizabeth ellen emerald engine engineer
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enterprise enzyme ersatz establish estate
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euclid evelyn extension fairway felicia
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fender fermat fidelity finite fishers
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flakes float flower flowers foolproof
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football foresight format forsythe fourier
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fred friend frighten fun fungible
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gabriel gardner garfield gauss george
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gertrude ginger glacier gnu guntis
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hacker hamlet handily happening harmony
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harold harvey hebrides heinlein hello
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help herbert hiawatha hibernia honey
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horse horus hutchins imbroglio imperial
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include ingres ingress inna innocuous
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irishman isis japan jessica jester
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jixian johnny joseph joshua judith
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juggle julia kathleen kermit kernel
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kirkland knight ladle lambda lamination
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larkin larry lazarus lebesgue lee
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leland leroy lewis light lisa
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louis lynne macintosh mack maggot
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magic malcolm mark markus marty
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marvin master maurice mellon merlin
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mets michael michelle mike minimum
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minsky moguls noxious nutrition nyquist
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oceanography ocelot olivetti olivia oracle
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orca orwell osiris outlaw oxford
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pacific painless pakistan pam papers
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password patricia penguin peoria percolate
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persimmon persona pete peter philip
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phoenix pierre pizza plover plymouth
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polynomial pondering pork poster praise
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precious prelude prince princeton protect
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protozoa pumpkin puneet puppet rabbit
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rachmaninoff rainbow raindrop raleigh random
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rascal really rebecca remote rick
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ripple robotics rochester rolex romano
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ronald rosebud rosemary roses ruben
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rules ruth sal saxon scamper
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scheme scott scotty secret simon
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simple singer single smile smiles
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smooch smother snatch snoopy soap
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socrates sossina sparrows spit spring
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springer squires strangle stratford stuttgart
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subway success summer super superstage
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support supported surfer suzanne swearer
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symmetry tangerine tape target tarragon
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taylor telephone temptation thailand tiger
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toggle tomato topography tortoise toyota
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trails trivial trombone tubas tuttle
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umesh unhappy unicorn unknown urchin
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utility vasant vertigo vicky village
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virginia warren water weenie whatnot
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whiting whitney will william williamsburg
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willie winston wisconsin wizard wombat
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VI.> Report on Marijuana
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Marijuana : The True Story
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Written by: Wintermute
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This paper is an exposition on the consumption of marijuana for its
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psychoactive effects. Covered will be the two primary methods used in America
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today, smoking and eating/drinking, with smoking being the more common method.
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There are a whole lot of lies, half-truths, myths, and supposition about the
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consumption of marijuana this is an attempt to clear things up as much as
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possible.
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Smoking
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Smoking is the quickest but least efficient method of ingesting marijuana
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and experiencing its effects. Marijuana smoke contains a number of
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carcinogens, many of which can be removed if the smoke is filtered through a
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water bong but it will still contains some carcinogens and can be an irritant.
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Studies have shown THC has a bronchiodialator effect, which may be effective in
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purging the particulates from the lungs.
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Joints
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Joints, marijuana cigarettes, are the perennial favorite of many people.
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They are "shake", marijuana which has had the stems and seeds removed, which
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is inside a fold of rice paper and then rolled into a cylinder. This is the
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singularly most portable method to smoke grass once the joint has been rolled.
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When a joint has been smoked down to the point that it is difficult to hold
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it is called a "roach" and wide variety of paraphernalia exists which are
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designed to hold the roach without burning oneself. Collectively known as
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"roach clips" they include tweezers, alligator clips, forceps, needle nose
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pliers, and ceramic pieces with holes through them. There are a number of
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devices available to facilitate rolling a joint. Absolutely essential is a
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cleaning tray to remove the stems and seeds from the lose marijuana. There
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are a number of papers available with which to roll ones joint, varying in
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color, pattern, size, and presence of gummed edges. There are rolling
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"machines" which make the process of rolling a joint much less ticklish, but
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with practice and skill at rolling joints these tend to hinder more than help.
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One of the more intriguing techniques of smoking a joint is taking what is
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known as a powerhit. This is accomplished by having an accomplice surround the
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burning end of the joint with their mouth, taking care not to allow their skin
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to come into contact with the glowing end, and blowing while one takes a hit
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from the other end. This can be somewhat dicey, but is one of the more intimate
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ways of sharing a joint.
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Etiquette requires one to pass the joint in a circular fashion through
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those present. No one is required to take a toke if they do not care to, but
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they are expected to pass it on if it comes to them. "Bogartting", hoarding
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the joint when it comes to you, is a SERIOUS breach of protocol. People too
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stoned to smoke the joint let alone pass it are expected to be skipped over
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and a joint can (politely) be removed from someone if they do not seem to be
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sharing the consensus reality.
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Bongs
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Bongs, or water pipes if you are in a head shop, pass the smoke through
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water to cool and filter it. Grass is put into a bowl on the end of a tube whose
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other end is in a sealed container partially filled with water. The end of the
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bowl's tube is below the level of the water so that as the smoke exits the
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pipe it is bubble through a layer of water. The air pressure in the chamber is
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lowered by breathing through another tube that stays above the water level in
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the chamber. When the air pressure inside the chamber is lowered, air from
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outside the chamber passes through the bowl and its tube and bubbles through the
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water. Bongs are not particularly portable, as they tend to be awkward,
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delicate, and heavy. Sizes range from the size of a small pill container to
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eight foot tall escapees from a mad scientist laboratory. Principally made from
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glass, plastic, ceramic, and metal they can be an art form unto themselves. The
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principal benefit of smoking grass through a bong is that the smoke is cooled
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and several carcinogens are removed without removing the active ingredients.
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One can put any number of liquids in the chamber to filter the smoke, and beer
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or other forms of alcohol are often used, but this is not recommended. The
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active ingredients in marijuana are fat and alcohol soluble and when filtered
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through such substances the active ingredients go into solution. In addition
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the carcinogens in marijuana smoke are water soluble so that when smoke passes
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through some liquid other than water one loses active ingredients and gains
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carcinogens in the smoke entering your lungs. One method recommended is to
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put ice water in the chamber, the cooled water is not quite as effective at
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removing the carcinogens but the additional cooling is favored among
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smokers. Carburetors are small openings in the chamber that are covered during
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the hit and towards the end opened to allow all the smoke to escape the chamber.
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Occasionally one finds a bong designed so that carboration is accomplished by
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lifting the bowl slightly and allowing the air to enter the bowl tube.
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Pipes
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Pipes are the simplest devices used to smoke marijuana. For the most part
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they are similar to pipes used to smoke tobacco but marijuana pipes should be
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made of heat resistant materials such as stone, ivory, metal, glass, and
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occasionally harder woods. Grass does not tend to stay lit in pipe so
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flame constantly has to be applied to bowl which heats it up more than pipes
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with tobacco in them typically are heated. A common variant of pipe is the
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stash pipe, a pipe where one may store a small amount of grass. Some stash
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pipes are constructed in such a manner that the the smoke passes through the
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stash area so that the grass inside is bathed in the smoke and acquires a
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coating of resin which contains THC thus making it more potent when it is turn
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is smoked. There are glass hash pipes which are used to smoke hashish and
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hashish oil, the materiel is placed in the bowl as with other pipes but
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instead of heat being applied to the top of the substance it is applied to the
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bottom of the pipe.
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One-hits
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One-hits, or dugouts as they are sometimes called, are a highly portable
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method of smoking grass for someone who does not want to smoke an entire joint
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at one time. A one-hit is a small metal tube that has a small cavity at one
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end and a mouthpiece at the other. One presses the cavity into a small
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container of cleaned grass to fill it and then is lit somewhat like a
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cigarette and inhaled steadily until the grass is gone. One only gets one
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inhalation or "hit" per filling thus it is called a one hit. A dugout is small
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wooden container which has a space for the cleaned grass and another space for
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the one-hit itself.
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Gas Pipes
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Gas Pipes are open ended tubes with a small bowl mounted near one end
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perpendicular to the main axis of the tube. The end near the bowl is covered
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with your hand and the smoke is drawn into the tube until the bowl is burned out
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then the hand is removed and all the smoke in the tube rushes into your lungs.
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These are usually made from glass, though occasionally one will find plastic
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pipes.
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Gravity Bongs
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Gravity bongs are more a style of smoking than a particular apparatus for the
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consumption of marijuana. With a gravity bong one uses water pressure to
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create the vacuum in a chamber rather then one's lungs as with water pipes and
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gas pipes. A gravity bong is made by placing a cylinder that is open at one and
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and closed except for a place for a bowl at the other. The open end is placed
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in a large container of water until the chamber of the cylinder is filled with
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water. The filled bowl is then attached and a flame is applied to the
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marijuana in it. The cylinder is lifted slowly up. As the cylinder is lifted
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up the water trapped inside will seek to escape out the open end into the
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container due to the force of gravity. This creates a vacuum at the top of
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the chamber near the bowl, this vacuum sucks the smoke from the burning
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marijuana into the chamber replacing the water. A tube may reach from the
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bowl to near the base of the cylinder making it a true bong or the end may not
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actually enter the water so that is is similar to a gas pipe. after the
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material in the bowl has been burned and the smoke has filled the chamber the
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bowl is removed and the cylinder is pushed back down into the container. As the
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water re-enter the chamber it forces the smoke out where and hopefully into an
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expectant individual. This is the most common form of a water bong but any
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number of similar schemes exist which can use the vacuum created by the
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exiting water to draw the smoke, and then use that water again to force it out
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of the chamber.
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Tilt Pipes
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Tilt pipes are pipes which have a heating element built into the pipe at
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the bowl, the element heats the marijuana to sub-flammable temperature but
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which will activate and release the cannabanoids, or active ingredients, from
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the plant material. Most smoking accessories apply an external flame to the
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marijuana which vaporizes and breaks down many cannabanoids before they can be
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consumed, thus wasting a portion of the active ingredients in the marijuana.
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These device tend to be very rare usually only found among connoisseurs. They
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are called tilt pipes because one tilts the pipe to bring the marijuana into
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contact with the heating element.
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Eating & Drinking
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The active ingredients in cannabis are fat and alcohol soluble so they can
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be extracted and added to foodstuff entering the system through the digestive
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tract rather than through the lungs. This type of consumption of marijuana tend
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to be both slower and more efficient than smoking it. Further the noxious
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effects of consuming heated smoke are completely eliminated. For these reasons
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this is the favored method of marijuana consumption by many people.
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Eating
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Marijuana must be heated before being consumed to activate the cannabanoids
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so one cannot simply eat raw grass. The traditional method of eating it is to
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cook it in a brownie, especially when it is in the form of hashish, though it
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can be used in any number of things. The recommended method of eating marijuana
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is to saute it in butter or margarine over medium heat, then to strain the
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remaining solids out and use the butter to cook with. One can use this
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marijuana butter to make brownies, cook vegetables, or however else one might
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use butter to cook with, one can even spread it on a slice of bread. Many
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people will mix the the residual solids in with whatever they are cooking in
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hopes of making use of whatever cannabanoids might still be in them, but if
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done properly this in not generally valuable. A typical ratio for making the
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marijuana butter is one stick of butter to one eight of an ounce of marijuana,
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and headed for fifteen to twenty minutes.
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Drinking
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One may extract the active ingredients from marijuana using alcohol and
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then use this tincture to make a potent drink. The highest proof alcohol
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available should be used, preferably 190 proof grain alcohol, since the water
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in the alcohol will dissolve other chemicals in the marijuana that one
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wishes to avoid. Some suggest soaking the grass in warm water for a period to
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remove those chemicals but that presents a whole host of other and is not
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really recommended. One may simply place the marijuana into a bottle of grain
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alcohol and let the canabanoids leach out, but this takes 2-3 weeks of time. A
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faster method is to heat the alcohol to sub-boiling and stir in the marijuana.
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Great deal of care should be taken if this method is chosen as the alcohol is
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highly flammable. The resulting tincture, often called "Green Dragon", is a
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light to emerald green liquid, which can be drunk straight, but this is not
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recommended. Highly lauded is a drink of 3 parts lemon lime soda, 1 part green
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dragon and a dollop of honey served over ice.
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