What the fuck is that smell!

[Weedguru Gooster]

heh rally up some mates, start banging on his door and if he opens up irritated just tell him you were worried about the awkward smell comming from his house and if everything's ok in his place... While explaining why you were so frantically (sp) banging his front door just push him in and get the gang in his house, then let 'em check it out quick snap

Dont do that, Thats fucked up.

If i find somebody i dont know coming in my house .45's will be blowing *censor* brains out.

Damn BGD, you and I are on the same page AGAIN.

If some sucker or suckers bang on my door and force their way in, they will be shot. I have a 12gague with buckshot alternated with slugs, and a 9mm Beretta. I have had my house home-invaded once before, and they got the jump on me and robbed my ass that time. Now I carry in the house as well as having this 12 under the couch. If some assholes pop in my door there will be gunshots. Once was enough.

As for the "crack lab" crack is made mostly with baking soda and water and powder coke these days, and no it doesnt really smell. More likely meth if it smells. Meth labs are dangerous as shit - make sure you have a fire-escape route planned out. If it goes up in flames it will be fast and very dangerous. Dont fuck with these people. Either move yourself or call a meeting with roomates and decide what to do: I would do nothing and it will go away - no one keeps a lab in one spot for very long 1- bust factor and 2 - danger factor.
Goo, from Oakland

[WeedGuru_Flow]

Then again i was only kidding about that stuff

I wouldn't like any kinda druglab nextdoor, hell

A weedfarm, ok, any other drug? Get lost!

[Scratch]

Hmmm, I wouldn't mind an amphetamines lab next door.

[Weedguru Higher]

IS THERE A METH LAB COOKIN' IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD?

lab equipment for meth

Many people may be unaware that they're living near a meth lab. Here are some things to look for:

* Unusual, strong odors (like cat urine, ether, ammonia, acetone or other chemicals).
* Residences with windows blacked out.
* Renters who pay their landlords in cash. (Most drug dealers trade exclusively in cash.)
* Lots of traffic - people coming and going at unusual times. There may be little traffic during the day, but at night the activity increases dramatically.
* Excessive trash including large amounts of items such as: antifreeze containers, lantern fuel cans, red chemically stained coffee filters, drain cleaner and duct tape.
* Unusual amounts of clear glass containers being brought into the home.

Presence of the following items could indicate the existence of a meth lab:

Alcohol
Ether
Benzene
Toluene/Paint Thinner
Freon
Acetone
Chloroform
Camp Stove Fuel/Coleman Fuel
Starting Fluid
Anhydrous Ammonia
"Heet"
White Gasoline
Phenyl-2-Propane
Phenylacetone
Phenylpropanolamine
Iodine Crystals
Red Phosphorous
Black Iodine
Lye (Red Devil Lye)
Drano
Muriatic/Hydrochloric Acid
Battery Acid/Sulfuric Acid
Epsom Salts
Batteries/Lithium
Sodium Metal
Wooden Matches
Propane Cylinders
Hot Plates
Ephedrine (over-the-counter)
Cold Tablets
Bronchodialators
Energy Boosters
Rock Salt
Diet Aids

If you suspect a meth lab in your neighborhood (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and South Dakota)

Call the Crank Hotline at 1-888-664-4673

[Weedguru Higher]

What you should know about Meth

What is Methamphetamine? Methamphetamine is a central nervous system stimulant. Meth is found in the form of powder, chunks, pills, or capsules; and it can be smoked, snorted, injected, or administered orally. Other slang names for meth are crank, speed, crystal, and ice. Signs of meth use include dilated pupil, sweating, dry mouth, flushed skin and tremors. Meth users may also exhibit aggressive and psychotic behavior, irritability, anxiety, and paranoia.

Health Risks

Meth users aren’t the only people poisoned by this drug. Meth manufacturing is extremely dangerous and involves many common household chemicals. These chemicals are potentially lethal and toxic. When mixed, the household chemicals used in the manufacturing process can damage the central nervous system, liver and kidneys and burn or irritate the skin, eyes, nose, and throat. The chemicals and fumes that permeate the wall, carpets, plaster and wood in meth labs, as well as the surrounding soil, are known to cause cancer, short-term and permanent brain damage and respiratory system problems. Meth lab operations can result in explosions and fires that could injure and kill not only the operator but also innocent bystanders, neighbors, or law enforcement that come in contact with a lab. In addition to the dangers of meth labs, violence between drug dealers adds to the overall threat to neighborhood. The cooking process of meth leaves approximately six pounds of hazardous toxic waste for each pound of methamphetamine produced. Lab operators typically dump these chemicals down the drain or somewhere outdoors.

[Scratch]

Oh...suddenly the idea of a speed lab next door doesn't seem so appealing

[MOT]

Hmm...... not sure about this once again now!!!