420chan stuff View Thread Reply Hide Cornelius Ginkinbog - Thu, 24 May 2018 18:21:34 EST +uxNeGU0 No.38541 File: 1527200494760.png -(34176B / 33.38KB, 794x669) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. how do you do spoiler tags. faces. bold text. color text. etc. etc. 42 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Barnaby Bardman - Sun, 02 Feb 2020 20:09:03 EST +17bRXqB No.38868 Reply Test >> Ebenezer Chudgewell - Sat, 02 May 2020 17:20:47 EST AE9I5wbu No.38898 Reply test >> Phyllis Serringbag - Mon, 25 May 2020 02:26:55 EST DsCYMIeL No.38903 Reply
Anyone here took a camera into the water? View Thread Reply Hide Martin Nickledene - Sat, 23 May 2020 17:50:40 EST tvY1ywse No.38902 File: 1590270640619.jpg -(59767B / 58.37KB, 1024x306) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I need a break from all the online-negativity and shitty TV-shows.Anyone here goes snorkeling or diving?Whats the best affordable underwater-camera?GoPro with housing?Or are there cheaper but also good alternatives?Did you record some underwater-footage?
How do you cook crystal Meth? View Thread Reply Hide Martha Chadgeham - Tue, 23 Sep 2014 23:46:27 EST 48MrbPMy No.36975 File: 1411530387567.gif -(799888B / 781.14KB, 400x272) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Guys, I really want to know how to either shake and bake, and what ingredients to useand or how to REALLY cook, and how to get DANK ass crystals instead of shake I would love some feedback 16 posts and 4 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Fuck Cloblingnedge - Sat, 08 Feb 2020 17:52:17 EST 49Y3SIZg No.38873 Reply 1581202337588.png -(161495B / 157.71KB, 370x297) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Coleman, cold packs, lye, lithium and sudafed. Put them into a 1 liter bottle, lithium last. It reacts once you put the lithium strips in. You have to constantly burp it, for like a couple hours. It's done when the strips stop reacting, turn gold and float to the top. If it blows up in your hands, you're fucked. You will get high doing this with no respirator. Then you'll need muriatic acid and salt in another bottle to "smoke" it off through a hose into a ziplock bag with the concoction you just made. Hose goes down into the liquid and you squeeze the bottle. Then you dump that into a mason jar through a coffee filter and let it dry. If you did good, you'll get at least two grams.I've never done it, but have had many tweakers break it down to me. Seems pretty dummy proof. >> James Bunworth - Thu, 07 May 2020 13:58:35 EST 1fDjPeH/ No.38900 Reply 1588874315412.jpg -(54974B / 53.69KB, 939x350) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>38873>dummy proof>blows up in your hands>dummy proofWat >> Samuel Tootwater - Sat, 09 May 2020 17:18:11 EST JjP7P5NQ No.38901 Reply >>38900Yeah, that is sort of contradicting. But as far as the process, a complete idiot could accomplish it. And they do.
>> Fuck Cloblingnedge - Sat, 08 Feb 2020 17:52:17 EST 49Y3SIZg No.38873 Reply 1581202337588.png -(161495B / 157.71KB, 370x297) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Coleman, cold packs, lye, lithium and sudafed. Put them into a 1 liter bottle, lithium last. It reacts once you put the lithium strips in. You have to constantly burp it, for like a couple hours. It's done when the strips stop reacting, turn gold and float to the top. If it blows up in your hands, you're fucked. You will get high doing this with no respirator. Then you'll need muriatic acid and salt in another bottle to "smoke" it off through a hose into a ziplock bag with the concoction you just made. Hose goes down into the liquid and you squeeze the bottle. Then you dump that into a mason jar through a coffee filter and let it dry. If you did good, you'll get at least two grams.I've never done it, but have had many tweakers break it down to me. Seems pretty dummy proof.
>> James Bunworth - Thu, 07 May 2020 13:58:35 EST 1fDjPeH/ No.38900 Reply 1588874315412.jpg -(54974B / 53.69KB, 939x350) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>38873>dummy proof>blows up in your hands>dummy proofWat
>> Samuel Tootwater - Sat, 09 May 2020 17:18:11 EST JjP7P5NQ No.38901 Reply >>38900Yeah, that is sort of contradicting. But as far as the process, a complete idiot could accomplish it. And they do.
How may I grow Marijuana View Thread Reply Hide Edward Garryshit - Sat, 04 Jan 2020 14:20:43 EST j6iS8zH3 No.38852 File: 1578165643973.jpg -(1265470B / 1.21MB, 3024x4032) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How do I grow Marijuana? >> George Peblingchere - Fri, 20 Mar 2020 22:40:03 EST xPKF0eLn No.38884 Reply >>38852. Indoor or outdoor? Indoor youll want a purple growlight. Have some quality soil and dont use too much soil or shit will get big and stinky. Few drops of bleach for hygene now and then. Outdoor its just about finding a good spot to toss your plants. >> Reuben Werringwell - Sat, 21 Mar 2020 22:52:04 EST xFBVi/w0 No.38885 Reply Like any other plant >> Beatrice Pickman - Tue, 07 Apr 2020 04:54:34 EST FXMP8ikl No.38896 Reply 1586249674968.png -(47657B / 46.54KB, 304x490) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>38884bleach is a known weed killer>>38884>>38884
>> George Peblingchere - Fri, 20 Mar 2020 22:40:03 EST xPKF0eLn No.38884 Reply >>38852. Indoor or outdoor? Indoor youll want a purple growlight. Have some quality soil and dont use too much soil or shit will get big and stinky. Few drops of bleach for hygene now and then. Outdoor its just about finding a good spot to toss your plants.
>> Beatrice Pickman - Tue, 07 Apr 2020 04:54:34 EST FXMP8ikl No.38896 Reply 1586249674968.png -(47657B / 46.54KB, 304x490) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>38884bleach is a known weed killer>>38884>>38884
using tor or similar View Thread Reply Hide Walter Blumblenack - Thu, 02 Apr 2020 02:59:03 EST UWS/W5y5 No.38887 File: 9.jpg -(80085B / 78.21KB, 666x69) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. any guide to navigate www safe and anonymous / tor guide or similar?
Investing 2k View Thread Reply Hide Shyt - Fri, 27 Mar 2020 18:42:09 EST 79tFd4m8 No.38886 File: 1585348929311.jpg -(55759B / 54.45KB, 610x915) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What are some straight forward and smart ways to invest 2k? >> Charles Cledgelodge - Thu, 02 Apr 2020 19:50:09 EST n9sYLHso No.38888 Reply >>38886Starting a ROTH IRA and buying ETF's. Probably the most straight forward and simply smart way to invest 2k. There are many other avenues that require a lot of knowledge and the time to watch but if you toss into a low fee managed ETF in a roth IRA it will grow a reasonable amount over a long period of time while you wait to retire.SO I am presuming you're about 20 which is only relevant for the mathIf you take $2k now and invest it in something that tracks the S&P 500 which has an average return of 7% annually and add $500 a year for 40 years it will be $136,753.70. SO not really amazing but hey unless you're willing to risk on some random shit or do a lot of research and possibly still be wrong I'd say go for and ETF managed inside of a ROTH IRA
>> Charles Cledgelodge - Thu, 02 Apr 2020 19:50:09 EST n9sYLHso No.38888 Reply >>38886Starting a ROTH IRA and buying ETF's. Probably the most straight forward and simply smart way to invest 2k. There are many other avenues that require a lot of knowledge and the time to watch but if you toss into a low fee managed ETF in a roth IRA it will grow a reasonable amount over a long period of time while you wait to retire.SO I am presuming you're about 20 which is only relevant for the mathIf you take $2k now and invest it in something that tracks the S&P 500 which has an average return of 7% annually and add $500 a year for 40 years it will be $136,753.70. SO not really amazing but hey unless you're willing to risk on some random shit or do a lot of research and possibly still be wrong I'd say go for and ETF managed inside of a ROTH IRA
Suicide mode d emploi 1982 (Claude Guillon - Yves Le Bonniec) View Thread Reply Hide Suicide mode d emploi 1982 (Claude Guillon - Yves Le Bonniec) request - Thu, 01 Feb 2018 18:03:07 EST uGBwfF8K No.38450 File: 1517526187020.jpg -(1317560B / 1.26MB, 2592x1944) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Does anyone know where this is? It is difficult to find. >> Rebecca Cipperfirk - Thu, 12 Mar 2020 09:17:34 EST ymaWz0CK No.38883 Reply https://libgen.pw/links?id=859983
>> Rebecca Cipperfirk - Thu, 12 Mar 2020 09:17:34 EST ymaWz0CK No.38883 Reply https://libgen.pw/links?id=859983
Practicing guitar for intermediate-advanced players View Thread Reply Hide Barnaby Brookcocke - Wed, 25 Apr 2018 22:07:18 EST 05nzMUCw No.38506 File: 1524708438550.jpg -(184325B / 180.00KB, 1200x848) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. This might belong on /m/ but I wondered if anyone who plays guitar has any tips on practicing efficiently. I have played for 10+ yrs but never really practiced much with scales and haven't learned much new info, just jamming and learning covers. I feel stagnant as hell now and need a consistent schedule/routine but don't know how to design one myself or get started doing so. please dont lead me to some generic "free trial"/"learn guitar overnight!" kinda thing, they are the reason I'm here asking yall beautiful people. pic related 31 posts and 6 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Lydia Tillingville - Sat, 20 Apr 2019 14:38:44 EST ZnIbcVY1 No.38692 Reply >>38691part 15/15After the harmonic minor, you can start from the melodic minor (google the intervalic pattern) and build its chords and modes, for 7 additional cool new sounds.Note that some of the chords and modes of harmonic minor and melodic minor can be a bit difficult to pull off.They are usually used to borrow chords from.So, some standard progression you can see around isAm-G-F-EThe first three chords belong to the A minor scale, and you can noodle around the A minor scale in any of the previously described methods, but the E chord doesn't belong to A minor.When the E chord comes up, technically, you can play any of the scales that contain this chord, like the E major scale for example. But what you wanna do is play a scale that has the fewest notes deviating from A minor, in order to achieve the coolest sound for the listener.And in this case, E major chord is a part of A harmonic minor, so you're gonna play A harmonic minor when the E chord comes up.Why this particular scale?I'm gonna leave that for you to google, but search for dominant chords in music, tension, and the role of harmonic and melodic minor in jazz and in music in general.But for now, playing in a progression that's in a single key will be a lot easier and will actually sound cool, and you'll be able to jam with pretty much anyone on casual jam sessions.When you wanna start playing jazz, it's gonna get tricker, because chord changes play a really important part in jazz, and the progressions usually change between multiple keys, but when you get to the point that you want to do that, go subscribe to any of the jazz guitar courses available online.Hope this helped for now. >> Lydia Tillingville - Sat, 20 Apr 2019 14:40:52 EST ZnIbcVY1 No.38693 Reply >>38506>>38692>>38677>>38678I just realized that the original post is exactly one year old. I rarely come here, but I guess this is a slow board.If by any chance the OP sees this, good luck! If anyone else sees it, I hope it brings you good fortune and helps out someone at least a bit! >> Barnaby Sungersudging - Tue, 03 Mar 2020 23:21:50 EST x4ZTGO5/ No.38882 Reply >>38692nice! thank you for the knowledge dumpyou start out nice and simple but it's really well written
>> Lydia Tillingville - Sat, 20 Apr 2019 14:38:44 EST ZnIbcVY1 No.38692 Reply >>38691part 15/15After the harmonic minor, you can start from the melodic minor (google the intervalic pattern) and build its chords and modes, for 7 additional cool new sounds.Note that some of the chords and modes of harmonic minor and melodic minor can be a bit difficult to pull off.They are usually used to borrow chords from.So, some standard progression you can see around isAm-G-F-EThe first three chords belong to the A minor scale, and you can noodle around the A minor scale in any of the previously described methods, but the E chord doesn't belong to A minor.When the E chord comes up, technically, you can play any of the scales that contain this chord, like the E major scale for example. But what you wanna do is play a scale that has the fewest notes deviating from A minor, in order to achieve the coolest sound for the listener.And in this case, E major chord is a part of A harmonic minor, so you're gonna play A harmonic minor when the E chord comes up.Why this particular scale?I'm gonna leave that for you to google, but search for dominant chords in music, tension, and the role of harmonic and melodic minor in jazz and in music in general.But for now, playing in a progression that's in a single key will be a lot easier and will actually sound cool, and you'll be able to jam with pretty much anyone on casual jam sessions.When you wanna start playing jazz, it's gonna get tricker, because chord changes play a really important part in jazz, and the progressions usually change between multiple keys, but when you get to the point that you want to do that, go subscribe to any of the jazz guitar courses available online.Hope this helped for now.
>> Lydia Tillingville - Sat, 20 Apr 2019 14:40:52 EST ZnIbcVY1 No.38693 Reply >>38506>>38692>>38677>>38678I just realized that the original post is exactly one year old. I rarely come here, but I guess this is a slow board.If by any chance the OP sees this, good luck! If anyone else sees it, I hope it brings you good fortune and helps out someone at least a bit!
>> Barnaby Sungersudging - Tue, 03 Mar 2020 23:21:50 EST x4ZTGO5/ No.38882 Reply >>38692nice! thank you for the knowledge dumpyou start out nice and simple but it's really well written
Dremel tutorial videos. View Thread Reply Hide Charlie Lexington - Wed, 29 Jan 2020 21:37:41 EST tK+WOXus No.38864 File: 1580351861243.png -(74729B / 72.98KB, 726x378) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Let's have some of them introduction to dremel working.Bonus points if they are rounding off or molding the woodwith the circular saw blade inclined so the wood takes a new shape.https://youtu.be/T8qF4AovOe8?t=331 So satisfying to watch. >> David Figglechot - Sun, 01 Mar 2020 16:25:50 EST tK+WOXus No.38881 Reply 1583097950862.jpg -(75997B / 74.22KB, 960x1280) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Could not have made a better purchase with my dough.This piece of tech is the absolute wonderfully.
>> David Figglechot - Sun, 01 Mar 2020 16:25:50 EST tK+WOXus No.38881 Reply 1583097950862.jpg -(75997B / 74.22KB, 960x1280) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Could not have made a better purchase with my dough.This piece of tech is the absolute wonderfully.
Meditation tutorials / guided meditation View Thread Reply Hide Betsy Blabbledale - Tue, 08 Mar 2016 17:16:54 EST K0nW9ekW No.37855 File: 1457475414391.jpg -(696017B / 679.70KB, 960x664) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anybody have any good meditation/mindfulness tutorials?I've tried Headspace which I thought was pretty good, but I didn't want to subscribe to the full thing.Everything I find out youtube seems a bit like woo woo bullshit. I'd prefer something more practical and straight talking.Here's an example of one I quite like, but I've struggled to find more like it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vEPTbNc80o 12 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Barnaby Sipperchore - Thu, 06 Feb 2020 07:28:05 EST LKrsAZWa No.38870 Reply Just look up isochronic or binaural beats, put some headphones on, lay down, and just let your thoughts go in and out. Or you could do tm with it (repeating a mantra over and over again until you either disassociate or become lucid). Id reccomend playing the beats at a low volume for tm, as ive seen it messes with my train of thought. There are alot of clinical studies on the benifits, cons, and overall results of isochronic and binaural beats. I would look into them and see what fits what you're looking for.Just be careful because people dont realize that once you go deep enough, its honestly as if you are tripping. Ive been meditating since i was 16 and am now 23. It took a while but once you have your first dissociation or lucid moment, the rest takes off from there. There's a reason why meditation has been a foundational brick for society in the east and in the middle east. >> Barnaby Sipperchore - Thu, 06 Feb 2020 07:32:35 EST LKrsAZWa No.38871 Reply >>37860I agree with this statement. Though personally, i prefer the nasb as it is the more literal translation of the dead sea scrolls, septuagent, tenach, and the torah, along with some historical texts found all over the world, including the U.S. supposedly, the Indians have many accounts passed down from stories od there ancestors seeing christ and being given the gift of knowing the word without reading it, so they had figured out how to right it down in their native languages. Alot of these cases were found in south america, dating back to the times of aztec and mayan cultures, before the spanish and nordics even settled in the region. I would definitely look into it for sure. >> Fuck Cripperdin - Sat, 15 Feb 2020 01:11:47 EST LeA6pLiM No.38880 Reply >>37855Imagine your thoughts are like a mist evaporating from your head. With each breath in, you acknowledge those thoughts, and with each breath out, imagine that mist blowing away. I do this daily, sometimes for 10min+ periods, sometimes just a few seconds, or while I'm doing things. In many temples meditation is just the default activity while doing everything, there is no line anymore between meditation and just living. Be consistent and practice often, that's when the real benefits will come. Best of luck OP!
>> Barnaby Sipperchore - Thu, 06 Feb 2020 07:28:05 EST LKrsAZWa No.38870 Reply Just look up isochronic or binaural beats, put some headphones on, lay down, and just let your thoughts go in and out. Or you could do tm with it (repeating a mantra over and over again until you either disassociate or become lucid). Id reccomend playing the beats at a low volume for tm, as ive seen it messes with my train of thought. There are alot of clinical studies on the benifits, cons, and overall results of isochronic and binaural beats. I would look into them and see what fits what you're looking for.Just be careful because people dont realize that once you go deep enough, its honestly as if you are tripping. Ive been meditating since i was 16 and am now 23. It took a while but once you have your first dissociation or lucid moment, the rest takes off from there. There's a reason why meditation has been a foundational brick for society in the east and in the middle east.
>> Barnaby Sipperchore - Thu, 06 Feb 2020 07:32:35 EST LKrsAZWa No.38871 Reply >>37860I agree with this statement. Though personally, i prefer the nasb as it is the more literal translation of the dead sea scrolls, septuagent, tenach, and the torah, along with some historical texts found all over the world, including the U.S. supposedly, the Indians have many accounts passed down from stories od there ancestors seeing christ and being given the gift of knowing the word without reading it, so they had figured out how to right it down in their native languages. Alot of these cases were found in south america, dating back to the times of aztec and mayan cultures, before the spanish and nordics even settled in the region. I would definitely look into it for sure.
>> Fuck Cripperdin - Sat, 15 Feb 2020 01:11:47 EST LeA6pLiM No.38880 Reply >>37855Imagine your thoughts are like a mist evaporating from your head. With each breath in, you acknowledge those thoughts, and with each breath out, imagine that mist blowing away. I do this daily, sometimes for 10min+ periods, sometimes just a few seconds, or while I'm doing things. In many temples meditation is just the default activity while doing everything, there is no line anymore between meditation and just living. Be consistent and practice often, that's when the real benefits will come. Best of luck OP!
Squatting: a How To guide to Homelessness; makeshift shelters View Thread Reply Hide Cornelius Grandway - Mon, 14 Oct 2019 16:38:43 EST aU/ITyPL No.38775 File: 1571085523391.jpg -(91514B / 89.37KB, 779x548) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Looking for culdesacs or neighborhoods with houses under construction, abandoned works-in-progress type places. I dont imagine any apps that specifically locate areas like this. Ideally, these wouldn’t have to be longterm solutions. Whatta you guys think? How do I find places like this without having to bike all the outskirts of my shitty little town until I can afford to unfuck my life?Tapered windows, caution tape, the whole nine preferredhelp me out here 22 posts and 4 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Hugh Civingtun - Tue, 11 Feb 2020 16:38:48 EST 3sibfHDl No.38877 Reply >>38876found a lot of old brick buildings like that in the town I was in tbhOld shoe factories were the backbone of the place, like something out of Jumanji. All I would really need is a grappling hook to get into some of the broken windowed areas. Locked gates guarding boarded up entrances with chains on chains keeping it all closed off but man, a grappling hook to climb the building and I’d be on my Batman shit no problem. Trouble would be sneaking out unnoticed in the daytime. Good news is the 24/7 convenient store was about 200 feet away. Definitely not moving back to that shitty town without buying a grappling hook first. >> James Bozzlestitch - Tue, 11 Feb 2020 17:46:35 EST JYBigQEd No.38878 Reply >>38877Just for fun, some older buildings a have a coal chute. May be covered deliberately or otherwise. May have tracks to it for unloading. This pictured building had tacks next to it, you could go on top of the building and a nice place to hang out. Coal trains would go by. We used to shoot bottle rockets at the cars. They would explode right the moment it would hit the car. Most of the trains were going south, they were empty, so it was ok to shoot towards these. Most rarely the ones going north were filled and were not to be shot at. That direction was very rare for trains to use that track. Fun places to know. Dangerious eh, if you explore what others will never think of, you know more than they do. >> Fuck Cripperdin - Sat, 15 Feb 2020 01:04:24 EST LeA6pLiM No.38879 Reply https://squattheplanet.com/I've lived in a few squat situations and car-dwelled for awhile. If you're not looking for longterm then you're in luck. My recommendation is to look around suburbs and rural areas for houses with uncut lawns, from there look for other signs of abandonment and explore carefully. Construction sites tend to get taken care of at some point, and explored by others. Blending in to suburbs or ghettos is your best bet. You could also just get a sleeping bag and camping hammock, an ideal mobile living setup imo.
>> Hugh Civingtun - Tue, 11 Feb 2020 16:38:48 EST 3sibfHDl No.38877 Reply >>38876found a lot of old brick buildings like that in the town I was in tbhOld shoe factories were the backbone of the place, like something out of Jumanji. All I would really need is a grappling hook to get into some of the broken windowed areas. Locked gates guarding boarded up entrances with chains on chains keeping it all closed off but man, a grappling hook to climb the building and I’d be on my Batman shit no problem. Trouble would be sneaking out unnoticed in the daytime. Good news is the 24/7 convenient store was about 200 feet away. Definitely not moving back to that shitty town without buying a grappling hook first.
>> James Bozzlestitch - Tue, 11 Feb 2020 17:46:35 EST JYBigQEd No.38878 Reply >>38877Just for fun, some older buildings a have a coal chute. May be covered deliberately or otherwise. May have tracks to it for unloading. This pictured building had tacks next to it, you could go on top of the building and a nice place to hang out. Coal trains would go by. We used to shoot bottle rockets at the cars. They would explode right the moment it would hit the car. Most of the trains were going south, they were empty, so it was ok to shoot towards these. Most rarely the ones going north were filled and were not to be shot at. That direction was very rare for trains to use that track. Fun places to know. Dangerious eh, if you explore what others will never think of, you know more than they do.
>> Fuck Cripperdin - Sat, 15 Feb 2020 01:04:24 EST LeA6pLiM No.38879 Reply https://squattheplanet.com/I've lived in a few squat situations and car-dwelled for awhile. If you're not looking for longterm then you're in luck. My recommendation is to look around suburbs and rural areas for houses with uncut lawns, from there look for other signs of abandonment and explore carefully. Construction sites tend to get taken care of at some point, and explored by others. Blending in to suburbs or ghettos is your best bet. You could also just get a sleeping bag and camping hammock, an ideal mobile living setup imo.
How to start a crew and begin heists View Thread Reply Hide Ian Pocklelock - Tue, 19 Nov 2019 03:52:19 EST k7sZDivt No.38801 File: 1574153539706.jpg -(49439B / 48.28KB, 400x560) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone knows how to start a crew and go rob some licks? Barring of course the physical requirements (fitness) and particular set of skills (lock picking, firearms training) that is usually required to pull of heists; anyone know from personal experience or have any manuals regarding this?Asking for a friend of course who is interested in hypothetical scenarios. 8 posts and 2 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Polly Blegglestone - Tue, 03 Dec 2019 10:23:46 EST KcO65cl4 No.38835 Reply >>38831Yeah you want to get stuff and not work. That's welfare, not crime. >> Cornelius Cligglewadging - Wed, 29 Jan 2020 21:48:28 EST AWnPzt3m No.38865 Reply really depends on if you're talking kick-door invasion type robberies or some oceans 11 shit. if its the latter forget it. however if you just wanna rob the plug or something it doesn't take much. also sometimes when you point a gun at someones forehead they cry. robbing aint a joke. you and your victim will have your lives permanently altered. >> Caroline Crannerstodge - Sun, 09 Feb 2020 23:44:51 EST 3sibfHDl No.38874 Reply >>38801lol homie done played too much GTA online have ye’
>> Polly Blegglestone - Tue, 03 Dec 2019 10:23:46 EST KcO65cl4 No.38835 Reply >>38831Yeah you want to get stuff and not work. That's welfare, not crime.
>> Cornelius Cligglewadging - Wed, 29 Jan 2020 21:48:28 EST AWnPzt3m No.38865 Reply really depends on if you're talking kick-door invasion type robberies or some oceans 11 shit. if its the latter forget it. however if you just wanna rob the plug or something it doesn't take much. also sometimes when you point a gun at someones forehead they cry. robbing aint a joke. you and your victim will have your lives permanently altered.
>> Caroline Crannerstodge - Sun, 09 Feb 2020 23:44:51 EST 3sibfHDl No.38874 Reply >>38801lol homie done played too much GTA online have ye’
Transporting Drugs Guide? View Thread Reply Hide Reuben Brovingway - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 18:46:52 EST 8WB2RznO No.38379 File: 1504651612539.gif -(2329653B / 2.22MB, 290x595) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone know the best way to go about mailing hash overseas?I live in the US and am looking to get hash from Lebanon. Never gone about this before, but I want to have a plan before I act.USPS seems promising due to its packages being protected by the 4th Amendment.Any advice? Guides I could read? Testimonials? 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> William Nirrynudge - Mon, 30 Jul 2018 04:53:44 EST lS0XGSOr No.38590 Reply >>38379They're called moisture barrier bags. Then do a layer of vacuum seal make sure to not cross contaminate when you touch the inner bag with the vacuum seal. Make sure to also use a degreaser like wd40 for prints. >> William Nirrynudge - Mon, 30 Jul 2018 04:55:03 EST lS0XGSOr No.38591 Reply >>38590Also, I forgot to say you need to heat seal the MN with a hair straightener you can get the bags at qsource.com >> Barnaby Sipperchore - Thu, 06 Feb 2020 07:39:01 EST LKrsAZWa No.38872 Reply >>38379Find a dealer who vacuum seals and ships the product in microwaves. I knew a guy that i made pizza with and this place in florida and his dealer would send pounds from cali using this method and he never got caught. Expect to buy a couple of pounds because of the risk involved. The walls of the microwave block out xrays due to the microwave being able to produce radioactive waves itself. Radioactive material tends to block out other weaker waves.
>> William Nirrynudge - Mon, 30 Jul 2018 04:53:44 EST lS0XGSOr No.38590 Reply >>38379They're called moisture barrier bags. Then do a layer of vacuum seal make sure to not cross contaminate when you touch the inner bag with the vacuum seal. Make sure to also use a degreaser like wd40 for prints.
>> William Nirrynudge - Mon, 30 Jul 2018 04:55:03 EST lS0XGSOr No.38591 Reply >>38590Also, I forgot to say you need to heat seal the MN with a hair straightener you can get the bags at qsource.com
>> Barnaby Sipperchore - Thu, 06 Feb 2020 07:39:01 EST LKrsAZWa No.38872 Reply >>38379Find a dealer who vacuum seals and ships the product in microwaves. I knew a guy that i made pizza with and this place in florida and his dealer would send pounds from cali using this method and he never got caught. Expect to buy a couple of pounds because of the risk involved. The walls of the microwave block out xrays due to the microwave being able to produce radioactive waves itself. Radioactive material tends to block out other weaker waves.
SUMOPAINT / SUMO.APP View Thread Reply Hide Than00s - Tue, 04 Feb 2020 06:43:33 EST FQ6Clb8p No.38869 File: 1580816613367.png -(36543B / 35.69KB, 300x300) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. There are plenty of free (and some not so free) programs to draw with;Have you used sumopaint? There's a new version out too, sumopaint 2.0.It's at sumo.app.
