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Marvel 3.75" Appreciation Thread
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behindthemask
honestly you should snag as much as you can as all 4 are excellent trade bait. Lots of Arkers could use a set. I'd take an extra Mandarin figure myself.
unlike weed, meth is 100% manmade from chemicals, which include: found this
"What chemicals is meth made from?
There are many different chemical "recipes" for “cooking” meth. Each uses different ingredients. Many chemicals used in meth labs are also common in homes. However, the poor handling and disposal of these chemicals, as well as mixing incompatible compounds, can create hazards. Common household chemicals used in meth labs include flammable and volatile solvents such as methanol, ether, benzene, methylene chloride, trichloroethane, and toluene. Other common household chemicals include muriatic acid, sodium hydroxide, table salt, and ammonia. Meth-related chemicals not commonly found in large amounts in homes include anhydrous ammonia, red phosphorous, iodine, and reactive metals. Other hazardous chemicals can be formed during the “cooking” process.
Many chemicals may contaminate a property after cooking meth. Carpeting, wallboard, ceiling tile, or fabric may absorb spilled or vaporized chemicals. Furniture or draperies may become contaminated. Outdoor disposal sites may also require evaluation and cleanup. " basically your mixing like 10 chemicals that are all flamable, and not meant to be mixed together, not to mention that meth houses don't make a tiny sample they're making tons of it, and 1 minor miscalculation and BOOM!
I'd recommend watching Breaking Bad.
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