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The Anarchists Cookbook

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  • #32
    kowloon
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    Proper terrorists buy from the BAE systems spring catalogue.


  • #33
    the_syco
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    Biggins wrote: »
    Odd that it was once given away for free on the front of a magazine in England and Ireland at one stage.
    If it's the one I'm thinking of, most of the "fun" stuff was taken out.

    Meh. "Bad Ideas" on totse was so much better.

    Every single ingredient was in Walmarts, though :pac:


  • #34
    [Deleted User]
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    Is the Anarchist Cookbook similar to the Jolly Roger Cookbook?


  • #35
    Duggy747
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    Haven't read that book in years. Majority is out-dated phone system hacking with the odd tales about how they used to function and prick around with them. The rest was highly dangerous bomb-making with poor instructions.

    Always wanted to try the thermite on a car bonnet though :pac:


  • #36
    some_dose
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    I remember that there was one part in it which showed you how to make a nuclear bomb.

    Step 1 was to "acquire nuclear material from terrorists".


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  • #37
    Capt'n Midnight
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    Pacifist Pigeon wrote: »
    BTW, if one downloaded a copy of the book online and if the authorities find out one had an electronic copy of the book on one's computer, could one face charges under any anti-terrorism legislation?

    Just looking at wikipedia:
    No but you would get done for copyright infringement.

    Here that's jail + €127,000 fine


  • #38
    seanybiker
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    pmcmahon wrote: »
    the best thing in it is the matched+tennis ball bomb since it's easy and effective.

    I think that's the only good thing in it.


  • #39
    Capt'n Midnight
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    some_dose wrote: »
    I remember that there was one part in it which showed you how to make a nuclear bomb.

    Step 1 was to "acquire nuclear material from terrorists".
    I saw that movie


    Step 2 was to "acquire a Delorean"


  • #40
    tony 2 tone
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    Bought it about 15 years ago in Tower in Dublin. More as a coffee table book/talking point than any thing else. The drug and explosive "recipes" are well known for being very inacurate. And the book is very different from the files that could be downloaded over the years.


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