Pyrotechniks and Practical Jokes

This is a phile on making a smoke bomb. There are several ways to do it, but
I think this is about the best. After the end of the formula, I'll put some
varyations. Here's what you do:
Requirements-
Sugar (powdered works best, but any will do)
Saltpeter (you can get this at a hardware store)

OK, take 4 ounces of sugar and 6 ounces of saltpeter (you can use more, but
keep the porportions right) and put them in a pot. Heat them over a low flame,
stirring constantly, until it is liquid. Pour it into a container (more on
this later) and let it harden.
What kind of container, you ask? Well, that depends on the circumstances. You
can just put it into a paper cup and light the cup, if you want. Or, you could
put it in a glass jar with a hole in the top for the fuse and seal the hole
around the fuse. Another way to do it is to pour it into a mold, stick a fuse
in, and wait till it hardens.
How do I make a fuse? Very simple. Take some sturdy string and dip it in wax.
You now have a fuse suitable for a smoke bomb.
Which bomb should I use? The paper cup is good to just light it and chuck it.
The glass jar (if made right) will shatter as the smoke builds up. I'd advise
against that, cause it sends shards of glass everywhere, and it doesn't work
unless you do it perfectly right. What you need to do is stop the hole with
wax after you put the fuse in. then, when the fuse burns down to there, the
wax melts and fills over the hole. More often than not, either the hole isn't
filled properly or the wax gets popped out instead of the jar breaking.
Anyway, the mold is nice if you want to make a small, professional looking
bomb. You can use almost anything for the mold. I like to take liquid rubber
(you can get it at a hobby shop) and brush it over something like a pencil or
whatever and paint it so it looks real (from a VERY great distance). You can
also just pour it into an ice cream scoop or something. Stick the fuse in
right after you pour the mixture. You should use a fuse about 1 1/2 inches
long, with an inch sticking out.
Now that I have the bomb, what do I do with it? Easy. You light it and put
it somewhere where it will cause trouble. You can light it and drop it near
a smoke detector, or put it in a heating vent at your school. Now, if getting
caught is a problem, you can do one of two things:
1) use a really long fuse, and dip it more than once in the wax, or
2) make a timer.
Making the timer:
Requirements-
Analog alarm clock (you can do it with a watch, but it's more difficult to work
with the small parts. Wind up or b/o is best)
wire
hot melt glue gun and/or solder and soldering iron
nine volt battery and terminal (you can get a pack of terminals at Radio Shit
for like $1, or you can just take something that uses a 9 v battery and cut it
off there)
iron nail
Minimal intelligence ( if you don't have this, forget the whole thing)

Here's what you do:
Take the clock and knock the glass off. If the hands are metal, just solder
the end of 1 wire to the hour or minute hand (depending on how long you want
it to wait) and the other to the attery terminal. If it's not metal, glue the
wire to the hand so the exposed part sticks out over the end of the hand. Then
take another wire and solder ot to the end or the nail. solder the other end
to the other battery terminal. Now take another wire and glue or solder the
end of it to the clock face at 6 so that the hand with the wire (or the wire
glued to it) will touch it. You may need to bend the minute hand up so that
it won't knock the wire over if you are using the hour hand as the live hand.
Now solder the other end of that wire to the end of the nail. When the wire
on the hand and the wire at 6 touch, the circuit will be made and the nail will
heat up. When you make the bomb, put the nail in in place of the fuse. Set
the clock so you have as much time as you need (if you want it to go off 5
minutes later, put the wire on the minute hand and set the clock at 12:25) and
place the bomb.

That'll do it for this phile. Remember, explosives are dangerous (even smoke
bombs) and the glass jar method is VERY dangerous. It will send shrapnel
flying at speeds high enough to go right through people. It looks cool from a
distance, but make sure you are experienced enough to do it, and make sure no
one is around to get hit by the glass.
Disclaimer: This phile was written for information purposes only, and the
author does not condone the construction or use of explosives. I take no
responsibility for and damages caused by lamers who read this.

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PYROTECHNICAL DELIGHTS
WRITTEN BY RAGNER ROCKER

Many of you out there probably have fantasies of revenge against teachers,
principals and other people who are justassholes. depending on your level of
hatred of this person i would advise that you do some of these following
experiments:

(1) Pouring dishsoap into the gas tank of your enemy- many of you already
know that gasoline + dishsoap(e.g. joy, palmolive, etc.) form a mixture
called napalm. now napalm is a jelly-like substance used in bombs,
flamethrowers, etc. now you can only guess what this mixture would do to
someone's fuel line!!!!

(2) Spreading dirty motor oil/castor oil on someone's exhaust pipe- when
the exhaust pipe heats up(and it will!!)the motor oil or castor oil on the pipe
will cause thick, disgusting smoke to ooze forth from the back of that car.
Who knows maybe he/she might be pulled over and given a ticket!!

(3) Light Bulb Bomb- see part one of the file

(4) Simple smoke/stink bomb- you can purchaase sulphur at a drugstore under
the name flowers of sulphur. now when sulphur burns it will give off a very
strong odor and plenty of smoke. now all you need is a fuse from a
firecracker, a tin can, and the sulphur. fill the can with sulphur(pack very
lightly), put aluninum foil over the top of the can, poke a small hole into
the foil, insert the wick, and light it and get out of the room if you value
your lungs. you can find many uses for this( or at least i hope so.

FUN WITH ALARMS

A fact I forgot to mention in my previous alarm articles is that one can
also use polyurethane foam in a can to silence horns and bells. You can
purchase this at any hardware store as insulation. it is easy to handle and
dries faster.

Many people that travel carry a pocket alarm with them. this alarm is a small
device that is hung around the door knob, and when someone touches the knob his
body capacitance sets off the alarm. these nasty nuisences can be found by
walking down the halls of a hotel and touching all the door knobs very quickly.
if you happen to chance upon one, attach a 3' length of wire or other metal
object to the knob. this will cause the sleeping business pig inside to think
someone is breaking in and call room service for help. all sorts of fun and
games will ensue.

Some high-security instalations use keypads just like touch-tone pads (a
registered trade mark of bell systems) to open locks or disarm alarms. most
use three or four digits. to figure out the code, wipe the key-pad free from
all fingerprints by using a rag soaked in rubbing alcohol. after the keypad
has been used just apply finger print dust and all four digits will be marked.
now all you have to do is figure out the order. if you want to have some fun
with a keypad, try pressing the * and # at the same time. many units use this
as a panic button. This will bring the owner and the cops running and ever-one
will have a good time. never try to remove these panels from the wall, as
they have built-in tamper switches.

On the subject of holdups, most places (including supermarkets, liqour
stores, etc.) have what is known as a money clip. these little nasties are
placed at the bottom of a money drawer and when the last few bills are
with-drawn a switch closes and sets the alarm off. that's why when you make
your withdrawl it's best to help yourself so you can check for these little
nasties. if you find them, merely insert ones underneath the pile of
twenties, and then pull out the twenties, leaving the one-dollar bill behind
to prevent the circuit from closing.

SOFT DRINK CAN BOMB AN ARTICLE FROM THE BOOK:

THE POOR MAN'S JAMES BOND BY KURT SAXON

This is an anti-personnel bomb meant for milling crowds. the bottom of a
soft drink can is half cut out and bent back. a giant firecracker or other
explosive is put in and surrounded with nuts and bolts or rocks. the fuse is
then armed with a chemical delay in a plastic drinking straw.

! ! After first making sure there are no
! ! children nearby, the acid or glycerine
! !
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Cap )!(
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