If the doors of
perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is,
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Abbie Hoffman
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Steal This Urine Test
Let's get something straight from the outset. This book is pro-choice,
pro-civil liberties, and anti-totalitarian -- American values as old as the
Declaration of Independence. However, given the controversial nature of drugs,
drug testing, and the prevailing political climate, it may well be mistaken
as being pro-drug. That's because virtually everything the average citizen
sees on TV or reads in the newspapers on the subject is a combination of
irrelevant nonsense and disinformation posing as anti-drug knowldge.
So begins America's most colorful dissident's attempt to set the record straight
through a combination of suppressed facts, thought-provoking rhetoric, and
his trademark warmth and wit. A must for anyone who questions the
constitutionality of urine tests and other encroachments of government into
the personal arena.
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Peter McWilliams
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William Powell
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The Anarchist Cookbook
I bought this way back in the day on advice from a fellow bookstore employee
who spent his breaks smoking ganja and listening to
Brand Nubian in the mall parking garage. College
classmates who studied chemistry warned me against trying the more complicated
LSD recipes so my roommates and I contented ourselves to baking 20 lbs. of
banana peel scrapings to no good effect and dreaming of the day when we'd
soak a sack of morning glory seeds. Accounts vary regarding the accuracy
of these recipes (forget the
Donovan-inspired banana peel myth--it doesn't work),
but one thing is certain: this book outranks
Catch-22 and
The Holy Bible in amazon.com's sales rankings, but
probably only because it's a lot harder to come by.
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Uncle Fester
He has nothing to do with the Addams Family but this guy might just be every
bit as creepy. In addition to benign books on psychoactive drug manufacture,
other titles include Vest-Busters : How to Make Your Own
Body-Armor-Piercing Bullets and Silent Death, a book
of poison recipes. Not for minors, and certainly not for chemistry novices,
there's a good chance that the only trip which results from following
these recipes will be in the back of an ambulance. I include this listing
as a public disservice announcement. |
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