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Feb 08, 2008 12:11 |  #3091

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There are fewer labs here since we enacted the law making that ingredient less readily available. We still have die-hards that go from store to store and buy the max, and then cook it in the last parking lot they land in. They have trained the stores to detect these people and I think there are also some sort of logs they sign now that can tip enforcement off as they are going from store to store.

That's part of my job.... setting limits on the ingredients at the store. What's fun is to set a limit on milk or bread just to see the reaction. "I'm sorry Mrs. Plentangent, but we're not allowed to sell you that third loaf of whole wheat bread because you might go make meth with it."


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Feb 08, 2008 12:11 |  #3092

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So are you saying the chemical fumes settle on the coffee machine? They don't actually use it right?

Oh and I have seen a luminol demonstration in a hotel room. Can you say little sailors everywhere? Ew ew ew ew ew ew.

'zactly. :confused:



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Feb 08, 2008 12:13 |  #3093

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Or they just go to Mexico and getthe ephedrine there. Takes a bit more dedication but meth is a huge problem and has spread all over the country.

We're a long way from Mexico. Maybe they go to Canada? I have no idea what the laws are there.


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Feb 08, 2008 12:14 |  #3094

cylentka wrote in post #4877560 (external link)
We're a long way from Mexico. Maybe they go to Canada? I have no idea what the laws are there.

Well you are a long way from Colombia too but I guarantee someone uses coke in your state.


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Feb 08, 2008 12:15 |  #3095

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We're a long way from Mexico. Maybe they go to Canada? I have no idea what the laws are there.

Meth is imported from Mexico superlabs. Plus there are superlabs in California (and elsewhere, but that's where they're the most prevelant). And it goes all over the United States.

If you look at the statistics for ephredrine import into Mexico, it's astronomical compared to other countries. There's been a lot of pressure on their government to curtail it.


You know the old saying, "Ignorance is bliss" well, there's something to be said for it!:lol:



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Feb 08, 2008 12:19 |  #3096

Guineh wrote in post #4876542 (external link)
Amazing! I'm wondering how he's staying aloft upside-down, like that, though...

inverted flight is pretty easy..... the rc copters have a way high thrust to weight ratio and you can reverse the blade pitch angle with a switch on your radio

say you are hovering... the blade pitch will be around 9 degrees
if you flick the flightmode swith on the radio the blade pitch becomes -9 degrees.

which means you can invert the heli and still keep it in the air... the blades are producing negative lift but because the heli is inverted it becomes positive lift :confused::confused: you get me?

you control the pitch using the throttle stick in 3d mode so pulling the throttle full back doesn't turn throttle off it give you full negative thrust...... pushing it all the way up is full positive thrust.

with the stick in the middle that would hover the heli...... inverted or not.

all that stuff would be impossible in a full size real helicopter because the blades simply couldn't generate the lift


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Feb 08, 2008 12:21 |  #3097

If you're really bored, you can read about the international precursor issue here (external link).

A quick google search turned up this recent news article (external link).



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Feb 08, 2008 12:22 |  #3098

T.D. wrote in post #4877577 (external link)
Meth is imported from Mexico superlabs. Plus there are superlabs in California (and elsewhere, but that's where they're the most prevelant). And it goes all over the United States.

If you look at the statistics for ephredrine import into Mexico, it's astronomical compared to other countries. There's been a lot of pressure on their government to curtail it.


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Then I gotta be the most blissful guy you know....


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Feb 08, 2008 12:23 |  #3099

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Well you are a long way from Colombia too but I guarantee someone uses coke in your state.

I think Fort Wayne is the capital of crack cocaine, if the steady flow of indictments around here is any indication.


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Feb 08, 2008 12:23 |  #3100

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Then I gotta be the most blissful guy you know....


I didn't want to say anything....

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Feb 08, 2008 12:27 |  #3101

I am sure you would never get people like that in the hotels I stay in ;-)a


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Feb 08, 2008 12:36 |  #3102

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I am sure you would never get people like that in the hotels I stay in ;-)a

Meth aside don't forget dried DNA on the bed sheets. Let us know what kind of sleeping bag you buy:lol: Come to think of it I saw in one of those flight mall magazines on an airplane. It had a large fold up bag of sorts for just that purpose. It had a large flap at the top so the pillow and everything was covered.


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Feb 08, 2008 12:38 |  #3103

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Meth aside don't forget dried DNA on the bed sheets. Let us know what kind of sleeping bag you buy:lol: Come to think of it I saw in one of those flight mall magazines on an airplane. It had a large fold up bag of sorts for just that purpose. It had a large flap at the top so the pillow and everything was covered.

You're really fixated on this. :confused: :shock: ;)



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Feb 08, 2008 12:39 |  #3104

short5 wrote in post #4877699 (external link)
Meth aside don't forget dried DNA on the bed sheets. Let us know what kind of sleeping bag you buy:lol: Come to think of it I saw in one of those flight mall magazines on an airplane. It had a large fold up bag of sorts for just that purpose. It had a large flap at the top so the pillow and everything was covered.

I saw that too, lol. You were just looking at the cute gal demonstrating it in the photo. ;)


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Feb 08, 2008 12:43 |  #3105

I've been researching cat breeds and now I'm convinced Twink is part Burmese. It fits his personality and gold eyes.


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