what do you think of the anarchist' cookbook?

[NuBer92]

is this adding to the hysteria or could this be a valuable tool in the event of a citizens revolt?
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[boomerang]

If it's the one from the 60s it's a valuable tool for government forces when the anarchists kill or injure themselves.

Or spend weeks trying to get high on banana peels.

[TexasComputerDude]

little NuBer92 was tragically killed last sunday as he tried the anarchists cookbook recipe for a ham sandwich. Why the book said the sandwich required iron oxide and aluminum no one knows, but he thought it would make the most tastiest sandwich ever.

I heard that book was a good way to get yourself hurt. Like the instructions might be almost right, but when mixing dangerous chemicals almost right might not cut it.

I also heard that some copies were designed to hurt people.

[bdickens]

I try not to.

[Purplehood]

I think I know one of the contributing editors of the original edition. When I first heard about the Uni-Bomber, I immediately thought of this dude.

[killerfly128]

The Poor Man's James Bond > The Cookbook

I have a e-copy of the cookbook and print of the poor man's. I think that the poor man's would be much more of a asset if it came down to it ... darn thing even iuncludes plans for a SMG lol

[The Annoyed Man]

I used to actually own a copy of it when I was a young man.

[atxgun]

I too had a copy back in the day. These days though you are arrested on terrorism charges just for possessing it http://www.boingboing.net/2007/10/08/bo ... r-ana.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. We're probably all now on some list just for discussing it

[lunchbox]

its a good read i also have a copy of poor mans james bond as well as anarchist' cookbook just in case

keep in mind Skynet is already self aware

[rbraughn]

what do you think of the anarchist' cookbook?

I think you should pay cash at a bookstore if you want it. If not you will be on the "LIST"

That and Catcher in the Rye

[jimlongley]

I had that, back in the 60s and early 70s, along with a bunch of survivalist related books and such, and got tired of waiting for the apocalypse to happen, so I threw them away. Also my basement got flooded and a bunch were destroyed.