Dark Green (impressed) Glock (above).
Marquis Reagent on the Glock (above). The sample turned purple/black instantly. FYI, there are many outpressed Glocks that have gone around NYC and the rest of the country that are pipes. I have seen light green, purple, and blue in my area, and recently, saw the light green ones on www.pillreports.com. Here’s a pic and a link to an older pill report on the Light Green Glock (outpressed).
http://www.pillreports.com/index.php?page=display_pill&id=22019
Mecke Reagent on the Dark Green Glock (above). The sample went dark blue instantly, and stayed dark blue.
Yellow Star (above) with 2 oval eyeballs impressed (cutout).
Marquis Reagent on the Yellow Star. No reaction. It does look yellow, which might cause some to think DXM. But the pill was uniformly yellow, so what you are seeing is the color of the pill broken down. Seconds earlier, and for probably close to a minute, the puddle stayed clear. These pills looked very unique, and we had both commented that we hoped it was the real deal. Classic cutout bullshit. Keep in mind that these Yellow Stars have two ovals impressed in the center that look like eyes.
Mecke Reagent on the Yellow Star (above). Again, it seems yellow, but more accurately, the sample stayed clear.
Orange G Lady (above). Don’t get too excited. This isn’t the Orange G Lady/G Spot. This pill had the Lady print on one side and nothing on the other side–no G. Also, the pill was flat on one side and lightly domed on the other. But I did like the results. Take a look:
Marquis Reagent on the Orange Lady (above). The sample went to purple/black fairly immediately, but not quite as quickly as the Green Glock.
Mecke Reagent on the Orange Lady (above). The sample went very dark very quickly.
A look at all 3 and their results (above).
Be Careful,
Crack (http://crackbillionair.wordpress.com, www.crackbillionair.com)
June 4, 2013 at 7:58 pm
With havin so much content do you ever run into any problems of plagorism or copyright infringement?
My site has a lot of exclusive content I’ve either written myself or outsourced but it seems a lot of it is popping it up all over the internet without my agreement. Do you know any solutions to help reduce content from being stolen? I’d really appreciate it.
June 7, 2013 at 12:23 am
Hey Richelle,
The 1st time it happened I was freaked out, but it’s going to happen a good deal and so it’s best to have a good attitude about it. There’s nothing really you can do about it, except to post that it happened and by whom. If they credit your original piece, then fine, and if they don’t, well that’s wrong, but it’s best to take it as flattery. They liked it enough to use it and they probably get more views than you, so just run a headline on your page that “so and so ran such and such” or something similar and put the link.
I pity people who copy other people, and of course, it is important to copyright your fiction or nonfiction work for publication but if you put it on the net expect it could be lifted.
Thanks for your support.
–Crack