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Stephen M.H. Lawrence wrote:

That anyhdrous is nasty stuff. When it re-wets, it reacts violently
with
water, and destroys an amazing amount of lung tissue in a very short
time.

I am surprised that the gummint pays so much attention to pot, but
leaves meth enforcement to the local sheriffs.
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I am waiting for a cooker to blow a "make" and have a major leak
that wipes out a few dozen to hundred. And HS is worried about
al-Qaida. We have thosands of nut jobs brewing meth all over the
country. In a desperate attempt to bring it under "control", the
KY legislature has made it illegal for anyone to have more then
about 26 allergy pills in their home. Yea that is going to really slow
down people who will mess with something that will kill you.
It is difficult to buy primary Lithium cells around here. Stores
can't keep them on the shelf because the dopeheads steal them
so fast. Ether starting fluid is also getting hard to get.

Terry

It occurs to me that some folks add a couple of ounces of acetone
to their fuel tank to improve gas mileage and clean their coked
pistons and cylinders. I wonder if they're getting harangued for
doing so? The same ban is in effect here in Uber-Liberal land;
I can only buy 2 boxes of Sudafed (the only thing that kills those
nasty sinus headaches I get 12-20 times a year) at a time. Like you,
I highly doubt that any such effort will put an end to meth production.

FWIW, meth has wiped out some communities in Iowa. It's
truly evil.

73,

Steve Lawrence
Burnsville, Minnesota

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