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Reminds me a little of a certain cookbook that was very popular, certainly set the imagination wild. One fond memory was bringing a "recipe" to my highschool ch
by mnahkies 5y ago
Reminds me a little of a certain cookbook that was very popular, certainly set the imagination wild. One fond memory was bringing a "recipe" to my highschool chemistry teacher and he actually allowed us to try it under his supervision.
http://textfiles.com/ http://textfiles.com/ is a great one for some nostalgia
- arminiusreturns 5y agoGood ol Jolly Roger! Man for a bored mountain kid that was a fun book to have around. I miss that early days of the internet, it seems now so much more free thinking and assumption busting than it is now. I swear advertisers ruin every knowledge medium.
- alfiedotwtf 5y agoI would be more worried about being swatted if you downloaded a copy of Jolly Roger these days, than advertisers lol
- mnahkies 5y agoIt feels like a gap to me, I got a lot of interest in chemistry/science in general from that book, and thankfully was able to safely experiment with it from a combination of cool science teachers and living in a rural area. Not so practical for people growing up in cities, but I think there's a benefit in allowing kids to play around with dangerous things in a controlled way such that they better appreciate the implications of them.
- malux85 5y agoWow textfiles.com hit me right in the nostalgia, I was wondering, Is there a modern equivalent of textfiles.com?
- alfiedotwtf 5y agoWhat's wrong with the current textiles.com? It's still how we all remember... As it should :)
- malux85 5y agoSorry, I meant the content, the content is ancient (most of it anyway)