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Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists.

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Old 2003-10-07, 12:18
Elvis_Minor Elvis_Minor is offline
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OK, SWIM just finished his second dream. Yield, while still respectable, was noticeably lower than his first dream. Is this common for relatively inexperienced dreamers? After a while, can one begin to accurately estimate projected yields? Just wondering --EM
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Old 2003-10-07, 13:27
kirby kirby is offline
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not wishing to be rude,,but what sort of dreams do you have???
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Old 2003-10-07, 13:46
Elvis_Minor Elvis_Minor is offline
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I can't tell whether you're making fun of me or not... but if you're asking what method SWIM uses... well he basically follows the "3 Steps" methods for getting his precursors... then has been using curbshot's nano method. He's wanted to operate on a small scale while he's still learning, so if he fucks it up, at least it's a nano-scale fuck up.

[This message has been edited by Elvis_Minor (edited 10-07-2003).]
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Old 2003-10-07, 18:15
kman kman is offline
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Swim has dreamt of numerous nanos, and when swim first started dreaming, swim never knew if swim would dream of a 1/2 gram or so, or just a few mLs. Swim learned that dreaming of proper cleaning, and then more cleaning, and then even more cleaning was the route to consistent success.
 
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