"The seas only gifts are harsh blows,
and occasionally the chance to feel strong.
Now, I don’t know much about the sea, but I do know thats the way it is here.
And I also know how important it is in life, not necessarily to be strong,
but to feel strong.
To measure yourself at least once.
To find yourself at least once in the most ancient of human conditions.
Facing the blind, deaf stone alone. with nothing to help you, but your hands and your own head."

— Into The Wild

Recipes: CRACK

The secret recipe for one of America’s most sought after urban social pasttimes has finally been revealed. Now, thanks to the hard work and vast research by Escape The Machine, you too will be taught the secrets to this hand crafted slum desert.

crack.

(add chocolates chips, and season to taste)

How To Make Crack (common method)

This is the most common method. Get a spoon and mix 2 parts of cocaine hydrochloride (regular cocaine) to 1 part baking soda in some water.

Heat solution gently (with a lighter or candle) until white precipitates form, and stop heating when precipitation stops.

After gentle heating, the freebase cocaine will float to the top, any excess soda will settle on the bottom.

Collect the compound that rises to the top, and you have the finished product, ready to use.

What you’re trying to do is start and sustain a chemical reaction (bonding the hydrochloride with the base-soda) so as long as the reaction is happening you don’t have to continue heating.

How To Make Crack (uncommon method)

I’ve never seen anyone try this method. You make crack as described above, then wash it with water and allow to dry for a day.

Mix 2 parts of cocaine hydrochloride to 1 part baking soda in some water. Heat solution gently until white precipitates form, and stop heating when precipitation stops.

Collect the freebase cocaine that floats to the top.

Wash freebase once with water (this procedure usually omitted in street product).

Dry 24 hours under heat lamp (this procedure usually omitted in street product).

how to: make crack (real crack recipe)

I know many of you guys were wondering this hand crafted urban enjoyment potion has been passed down through generations. Now, thanks to minutes and minutes of relentless research, Escape The Machine is proud to reveal the mystery to one of the most in demand party favors in the world.

crack.

(for the record, ETM has never hit the glass dick)

How To Make Crack (common method)

This is the most common method. Get a spoon and mix 2 parts of cocaine hydrochloride (regular cocaine) to 1 part baking soda in some water.

Heat solution gently (with a lighter or candle) until white precipitates form, and stop heating when precipitation stops.

After gentle heating, the freebase cocaine will float to the top, any excess soda will settle on the bottom.

Collect the compound that rises to the top, and you have the finished product, ready to use.

What you’re trying to do is start and sustain a chemical reaction (bonding the hydrochloride with the base-soda) so as long as the reaction is happening you don’t have to continue heating.

How To Make Crack (uncommon method)

I’ve never seen anyone try this method. You make crack as described above, then wash it with water and allow to dry for a day.

Mix 2 parts of cocaine hydrochloride to 1 part baking soda in some water. Heat solution gently until white precipitates form, and stop heating when precipitation stops.

Collect the freebase cocaine that floats to the top.

Wash freebase once with water (this procedure usually omitted in street product).

Dry 24 hours under heat lamp (this procedure usually omitted in street product).

Picture of The Day: 08.23.10 // state of man

Picture of The Day: 08.23.10 // state of man

Picture Of The Day: 08.21.10 // DJ Megan Foxxx / Ya Ya / DJ Klever
It’s not every day you get your belly bitten by one of the biggest scratch dj’s in the world, but sometimes its just part of the job. Last night was HEAVY vs. DOWN n’ DIRTY. The club was hopping, and I was glad to get out of the dungeon for a while, since I have been laying low a lot lately. Apparently I missed Lil John, but it was good to run into Klever. Never get to see that homie, so when he’s in town, its nice to catch up. DJ Megan Foxxx, Mayhem, Jay Envy, and Sofa King all leveled the place, and Megan Foxxx turned 14. What a great night!
Phone photo, on a blurry eye at 3:30am. fitting

Picture Of The Day: 08.21.10 // DJ Megan Foxxx / Ya Ya / DJ Klever

It’s not every day you get your belly bitten by one of the biggest scratch dj’s in the world, but sometimes its just part of the job. Last night was HEAVY vs. DOWN n’ DIRTY. The club was hopping, and I was glad to get out of the dungeon for a while, since I have been laying low a lot lately. Apparently I missed Lil John, but it was good to run into Klever. Never get to see that homie, so when he’s in town, its nice to catch up. DJ Megan Foxxx, Mayhem, Jay Envy, and Sofa King all leveled the place, and Megan Foxxx turned 14. What a great night!

Phone photo, on a blurry eye at 3:30am. fitting

Picture Of The Day: 08.20.10 // BRRRRR. lololol.

Picture Of The Day: 08.20.10 // BRRRRR. lololol.

Picture Of The Day: 08.19.10 // Exciting Thursday Night

Picture Of The Day: 08.19.10 // Exciting Thursday Night

Picture Of The Day: 08.18.10 // Neighborhood Watch.

Picture Of The Day: 08.18.10 // Neighborhood Watch.

Picture of The Day: 08.17.10 // inside

Picture of The Day: 08.17.10 // inside

Picture Of The Day: 08.16.10// Cliche
So yesterday, I made my first attempt to venture into downtown Atlanta for photographs. It was starting to get dark, and I don’t think I started in a very creative area. True to fashion,  the best photo I could muster out of downtown is the picture above.
…..human feces :[

Picture Of The Day: 08.16.10// Cliche

So yesterday, I made my first attempt to venture into downtown Atlanta for photographs. It was starting to get dark, and I don’t think I started in a very creative area. True to fashion,  the best photo I could muster out of downtown is the picture above.

…..human feces :[

Picture Of The Day: 08.15.10 //

Picture Of The Day: 08.15.10 //

Picture Of The Day: 08.14.10 // hooked on you

Picture Of The Day: 08.14.10 // hooked on you

Picture Of The Day: 08.13.10 // Friday The 13th

Picture Of The Day: 08.13.10 // Friday The 13th

Picture Of The Day: 08.12.10 //
Walking to work today, I was thinking “man, what am i gonna do for a pic of the day?” I woke up later than I wanted, and didnt get a chance to pop off. Out of the corner of my eye, I catch a flower, and a bee’s butt.
BINGO.
The bee didnt even care I was behind him. He was too busy getting all that nectar.
Thanks, Bee!

Picture Of The Day: 08.12.10 //

Walking to work today, I was thinking “man, what am i gonna do for a pic of the day?” I woke up later than I wanted, and didnt get a chance to pop off. Out of the corner of my eye, I catch a flower, and a bee’s butt.

BINGO.

The bee didnt even care I was behind him. He was too busy getting all that nectar.

Thanks, Bee!

Picture Of The Day: 08.11.10 // FAMILY TIES
It’s not often that you get to visit the land of your ancestors. When I recently traveled to Scotland, I had to think of really meaningful things to bring back. Here are 2 of the items I brought back.
On the right is a silver spoon. On the end of the spoon is the crown of King of Scotland. I bought this at the Edinburgh Castle, where the crown, the rock, and scepter of the king is kept. The silver spoon will be given to my first born child, if I ever have any. When my father passed away, I recieved my first spoon, and my fathers first spoon. Since the pilgrimage was dedicated to my father, it only seemed fitting.
On the left are cufflings of my family crest. My history is from the Douglas Clan of Scotland. I am very proud of that. As morbid as this may sound, I only plan to wear these cufflings once in my life; my funeral.

Picture Of The Day: 08.11.10 // FAMILY TIES

It’s not often that you get to visit the land of your ancestors. When I recently traveled to Scotland, I had to think of really meaningful things to bring back. Here are 2 of the items I brought back.

On the right is a silver spoon. On the end of the spoon is the crown of King of Scotland. I bought this at the Edinburgh Castle, where the crown, the rock, and scepter of the king is kept. The silver spoon will be given to my first born child, if I ever have any. When my father passed away, I recieved my first spoon, and my fathers first spoon. Since the pilgrimage was dedicated to my father, it only seemed fitting.

On the left are cufflings of my family crest. My history is from the Douglas Clan of Scotland. I am very proud of that. As morbid as this may sound, I only plan to wear these cufflings once in my life; my funeral.