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My fiancees parents found some stuff in their sons (her brothers) bedroom - a conical flask and thermometer stolen from school and four lighters (he doesn't smoke).
Could this have anything to do with drugs? Personally I think he could be using the flash to make a bong, BUT what is the thermometer for?
Any ideas?
He is 16 by the way.
Could this have anything to do with drugs? Personally I think he could be using the flash to make a bong, BUT what is the thermometer for?
Any ideas?
He is 16 by the way.
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oh, and that phrase gets used a lot around here as well :yes:
Well actually, he told one of his mates, who subsequently grassed him up, thet he was using all items for drug preparation, thats why we want to know what kind of drugs!
He could be using the flask to soak some green in something...cant remember exactly what you do, but you soak it in something at boiling point and it increases the potency.....will find out later what it is, and if its actually true.
Personally, I think he was prolly just arsing around.
I'd suspect if he's using it for anything it would be for a bong, and if he told someone it was for making drugs then he was just talking rubbish to make himself sound good, teenage boys do that alot.
I think he would have just been nicking them for the fun of it. People will nick anything at my school. I personally only nick usefull things [oh my god those glass stirring rods are absolutley brilliant for prodding joints
i wouldnt get too bothered about it
I knew a bloke once who stole 4 of those really acurate scales from school and then sold them to dealers for £200 each, he was expelled but kept the money.
Damn, i could nick them so easily from Chemistry, our teacher walks outta the room all the damn time so it'd be so damn easy to nick them :chin:
And those scales are worth more than 200 I think to buy. Ofcourse, depends on the actual scales, but was told my teacher at school the ones we have cost 500 :O
Actually you'd be quite suprised! During the Cold War there was a big increase in the need for physicists and chemists to work for governments. As soon as it was over it left many chemists out of a job and many were seeked out on the black market for the illegal manufacture of drugs and/or explosives. Even today I'm sure that there are many scientists that find it difficult to get the job they want or come across offers which they are unlikely to refuse. Sure, things are normally set up very clandestine but if you don't have someone that knows what he/she is doing properly, then you are very likely to come across major problems that would cost you more harm than good. So having a good GCSE or A-Level in chemistry won't get you very far at this complex level, let alone a few test tubes and a handbook on "The Dummies Guide to Making Acid"!
I wasnt really suggesting that all acid cooks have a PHD but you have to have a very high level of skill to produce it, so even if you havent got the qualification you need to know a lot.
Talking of out of work scientists, there are a lot in what used to be Russia who are living on very little now. I'd expect that it doesnt take a genius and/or a russian mafia gang to put some of them to work.