(CBRN) Chemical, Biological, Radiological & Nuclear

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
It's on Scribd, I'll get it. And I'll tell you what's in it, because it might not make sense at first.
Thanks Fin.

I really appreciate your offer to explain. I have read many a chemistry text when i was in grad school, but this was at an Ivy school more known for its actresses than Nobelists. Also, the authors were so depressingly sober, and it made for a dry read, even about hydrates. I need all the help you are willing to give me.
 

abe supercro

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Sorry for your loss, but that's pretty funny.
Ah, that was awhile ago. Not looking for sympathy, just kind of fascinated with death and speak about it when it applies.

That situation at the airport was awkward and comically enjoyable at the time. And in that moment I needed a good laugh. Glad I was mostly on the right side of the law with that large shiny bag of mild contraband.
 

Drowning-Man

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Ah, that was awhile ago. Not looking for sympathy, just kind of fascinated with death and speak about it when it applies.

That situation at the airport was awkward and comically enjoyable at the time. And in that moment I needed a good laugh. Glad I was mostly on the right side of the law with that large shiny bag of mild contraband.
Why is sand illegal?
 

abe supercro

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Why is sand illegal?
Maybe it was just a local ordinance. I guess it could be similar to digging up protected/endangered wildflowers, that are a limited resource. That pure white sand is beautiful, it's worth protecting heh.

In remote areas everywhere, you'll find that ppl will fill entire dump trucks with sand if they can get away with it.
 

Drowning-Man

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Maybe it was just a local ordinance. I guess it could be similar to digging up protected/endangered wildflowers, that are a limited resource. That pure white sand is beautiful, it's worth protecting heh.

In remote areas everywhere, you'll find that ppl will fill entire dump trucks with sand if they can get away with it.
I use to collect red dirt from Oklahoma
 

Olive Drab Green

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Maybe it was just a local ordinance. I guess it could be similar to digging up protected/endangered wildflowers, that are a limited resource. That pure white sand is beautiful, it's worth protecting heh.

In remote areas everywhere, you'll find that ppl will fill entire dump trucks with sand if they can get away with it.
Transports bacteria from one geographical location to another, potentiating possible mutation. Same reason they wouldn't let me bring moondust back from Afghanistan.
 
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