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Brian Elliott wrote:
> And one strange thing: Back when the flints on the sides of matchboxes
> were made more substantially than they are today. Peel them off the
> sides of the matchbox. Strip as much cardboard off their backs as you
> can, to get the brown flint/phosphor patch on the thinnest paper layer
> possible. Place it face-down on a cold tin lid. Burn it. It fizzes a
> bit like a match head, but the flame is smoky and smelly. Blow off any
> ash. You find an orangeish semi-liquid condensate on the lid. Dip a
> forefinger tip in it, then rub your thumb and forefinger together.
> White smoke rises from your fingers. In the dark, it glows when you do
> this.
I'm begining quite concerned about the people I'm hanging round with... o_O
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