LIquid cocaine

MrEDuck

MrEDuck

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canndo said:
In the old days, when I was forced to figure my overhead for having coke in my house was 2 grams a day (figure that in your profit analysis). I would pour an eighth in a bottle of liquore.some sort of stickey after dinner drink. One would have a tough time going through a bottle without making one sick on the sugar. A short or two was plenty for an early evening - and it lasts a bit longer if drunk. This as well was liquid cocaine. Mariani had it right.
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Cocaethylene is generally considered to be more enjoyable than cocaine.
 
bertaluchi

bertaluchi

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I was watching Drugs Inc. and they busted a guy that had liquid coke hidden in what appeared to be a climbing rope. The guy had a tube in the middle of the rope filled with liquid coke. So I would imagine that all you have to do to get it back to powder is to pour it into a pyrex dish and let it evaporate. I mean this dude wasn't going to be selling it to an eye doctor, that's for sure.
 
canndo

canndo

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bertaluchi said:
I was watching Drugs Inc. and they busted a guy that had liquid coke hidden in what appeared to be a climbing rope. The guy had a tube in the middle of the rope filled with liquid coke. So I would imagine that all you have to do to get it back to powder is to pour it into a pyrex dish and let it evaporate. I mean this dude wasn't going to be selling it to an eye doctor, that's for sure.
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Yes, all you have to do is evaporate the stuff, but recrystalization from water tends to leave the coke different somehow, the structure just isn't right and sometimes the contamination or cut or whathave you tends to deposit itself on the surface of the crystals, making them look dirty.
 
canndo

canndo

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rory420420 said:
why add all that water weight..that dude was not following biggies rules.
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I was wondering about that. Cocaine HCL is very very soluable in water - one of the reasons it works so well in one's nasal passages. It is so hydroscopic that it will absorb moisture in the air - to much consernation. I can't see a point in disolving it except perhaps to mask it. Powder is more suspicious than liquid - except of course if it is hidden in rope.
 
daan.janssen

daan.janssen

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Up in Vancouver, liquid cocaine can be referred to mixing Goldschläger (cinnamon schnapps with gold flakes) and Jagermeister. The rumour is that the gold flakes make micro-slits in your throat causing the alcohol to absorb faster thus giving a rush similar to cocaine.
 
canndo

canndo

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daan.janssen said:
At 18, I was willing to believe it ;)
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yeah, we even now tend to either believe or want to believe such things.

my father was a dentist. Once in a while he would bring us children stuff from his office for us to play with, like mercury- imagine!

but a few times he brought a partly depleted book of gold foil or leaf. The foil is only a few hundred atoms thick. A square weighs almost nothing. That is the gold in suspension in your alcohol. You couldn't cut anything with it.
 
MrEDuck

MrEDuck

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I've heard of playing with mercury from broken thermometers from lots of folks your age. Thinking about it always makes me shudder. Chemical hygeine has come a long way. Folks used to smoke in organic labs (it's how we discovered one of the artificial sweeteners, I can't recall which offhand though, it made a cigarette smoked in the lab taste sweeter).
 
canndo

canndo

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MrEDuck said:
I've heard of playing with mercury from broken thermometers from lots of folks your age. Thinking about it always makes me shudder. Chemical hygeine has come a long way. Folks used to smoke in organic labs (it's how we discovered one of the artificial sweeteners, I can't recall which offhand though, it made a cigarette smoked in the lab taste sweeter).
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Duck, it was different. My brother and I were in grade school. My father would bring home vials of the stuff with droplet disensers - made to dispense the right amount of mercury with the amalgam that was put in a jitterbug in order to make old style fillings. He would bring these bottles home and we would take them to school and sell the drops - 50 cents or something like that (we were little businessment even then). Everyone was playing with thse drops in their hands. One day I dropped a vial and the droplets skittered all around the floor. Today they would have likely closed the school and called in hazmat teams, but instead, all the kids were scurying around trying to pick the stuff up - as... they were worth money.

My brother cranked up a little business, he found bags of cotton candy for a dime each, brought them to school and sold them for a quarter. It got to the point here he was bringing shopping bags of the things to school. Finally the parents started complaining and my father was called into school. The principal was angry but it was all my father could do to hide his pride at my brother's money making spirit.

Hell, we had ounces of "sticky wax", that when balled up could stick to anything, kids were throwing them or blowing them through straws. There were tiny balls stuck to the walls, the blackboard, the chairs.

Sometimes it was fun to be a dentist's kid. I wonder what my lifetime load of mercury is. I've been eating stuff to try to get it, out and all the lead I must have absorbed from making bullets for my grandfater (every time I went to visit him, he wouldn't say a word to me until i had molded a couple of hundred bullets or balls) Who knows how much lead I got.
 
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