fatboyOGOF
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there were a few fun books i got. the cookbook was the best. the poor man's james bond had some good tricks in it too. good think i'm a nice guy or some people would be gone.
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fatboyOGOF
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such good stories out of SOF. i had a great girl friend. on magazine day, she'd throw them all on the bed and leave me alone for a few hours. the equivalent of letting your man play video games and forget the world.
PadawanWarrior
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That's hilarious. I checked that out when I was a teenager. I brought it back though,
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J. Rocket
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around 5o years ago it was in the library at UCSD.
to your question...it would be very easy for someone to eff up a number of the "recipies" in it and end up dead.
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bam0813
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There was a place called paladin press that was know for carrying all the questionable books like that one and other revenge, improvised munitions type stuff. Im sure the books themselves had different, many publishing houses. Just kind of a dealer of underground type material
bam0813
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It’s highly collectible imo
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Paladin Press - Wikipedia
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Gemtree
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You could download the pdf forever or the .txt or whatever it was back then. Has pipe bombs and all that
bam0813
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Im pretty sure you can buy any copy you want. Thinking Banned books are banned from being published any longer. Atleast without redactions. Other than illegal pornography I don’t think owning or buying books is against the law and most titles in their original can be found online. Owning a book on pipe bombs and making and using them are totally different
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