How reliable and accurate is the Poorman's James Bond Series
How reliable and accurate is the Poorman's James Bond Series
Luke Brooks
Joshua Allen
No idea, but "Anarchist's Cookbook" is designed to blow off your fingers.
Do yourself a solid and just buy a copy of TM 31-210, if available.
Ian Hughes
I know how shit the Anarchist cookbook and h hear the Poorman's James bond is a better alternative
but i need to sure about its validity because the writer(Kurt Saxon) seems nuts
Blake Gutierrez
>Saxon drifted into and out of several political organizations and new religious movements, including the American Nazi Party, the John Birch Society, the Minutemen, the Church of Scientology, and the Church of Satan.
what the Hell
Nicholas Ross
EODfag
PMJB 1-5 are paste togethers of various crap articles from old magazines.
AC is written by halfassed stoners jerkingoff about beating the Man
CIA Black Books is researched from Army EO labs and least likely to get you killed while being useful recipes.
Benjamin Kelly
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Luke Bell
Saxon is nuts.
Most of what he did, at least in PMJB 1, was collect and reprint antique manuals for fireworks and chemistry so they are good for that.
!!!!Saxon skipped some steps in his own experiments one time (mixing red phosphorus, and potassium chlorate or potassium perchlorate - I forget which). He blew his fingers off and was legally blind for a couple of years.
He talked about the above in a copy of PMJB I had from the early 90s.
Camden Cooper
its OK, I haven't done a ton with it to note its reliability. I have used the Anarchists cook book and can say if its an original and older version thats the best.
Brayden Brown
>He blew his fingers off and was legally blind for a couple of years.
It's almost as if DIY explosives aren't a good idea.
Gavin Baker
The AC wasn't "designed" to fuck you up. The author was just an idiot.
He later said he regretted writing it and became some weird flavor of Christian.
Charles Jackson
also the AC writer William Powell was just 19 when he wrote the book
he later on ended up becoming a teacher for children with learning disabilities and he wrote or co-wrote several books on education
so seems to really have turned his life around and is genially remorseful for any damage his book may have caused
Ian Cruz
Is the Improvised Munitions handbook relevant to someone who doesn't have access to explosives?
Andrew Cook
Where can you get a copy of it anymore
Jordan Richardson
...Only you can answer that question.
Caleb Stewart
>"Black Books..."
Where the hell can anyone find those?
Benjamin Jones
Jayden Anderson
Lol
txt's are a thing of the past.
I miss the groovy ASCII "book covers"
Anyone 'membah Uncle Fester's? Or "Get Even"? Or "Make 'em Pay"? Or any of Capn' Crunch? Did any of you even into phreaking?
Luis Kelly
archive.org
Delta Press
Sebastian Baker
Carter Ortiz
You're making me feel like an old man.
Fuck.
The future really is a thing of the past, huh?
Leo Sullivan
TM 31-210 included in PMJB vol. 2
Anthony Sullivan
>Did any of you even into phreaking?
I still have my Lineman's handset and some other doodads.
Leo Carter
Well it does include a bunch of info on how to improvise various energetic compounds...
Ethan Thompson
It evolves
Just keep up
>nostalgia
Somewhere I got a 1.44 floppy with some aim progz
Imma punt ur ass
Blake James
Kevin Murphy
What constitutes and energetic compound?
Lucas Miller
Something with a lotta chemical energy that can be easily (more or less) released
Gavin Ramirez
So he's anti communist but also maybe a satanist or white supremacist
Benjamin Garcia
Captain Crunch is still around, kind of. He's banned from a lot of hacking conventions now, though. He had a problem with luring young guys to his hotel rooms and diddling them. No lie, look it up.
Brayden Parker
HDX (WORD FILETER)
Leo Murphy
Nitrogen bonds
Isaiah Torres
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Jason Johnson
Capn' Crunch? Good cereal, very tasty