medicore
The man himself
- Nov 1, 2019
- 62
Stan quotes 50mL water + 20-25g SN to make the death drink. My ctb event is coming up soon, and my plan is to hide under a bridge then take it there. I'll also have to mix it there, so I'm using 62.5mL of water (by splitting a water bottle thrice, you get that much, which goes up to about the bottom "ab" on an ozarka bottle) as well as roughly 1/5th of my 113g bottle (which should amount to about 23 or 24 grams).
I'm a bit scared of the SN dosage, since I really have about no reliable way to measure THAT. What I'm going for is just a bit over 3/10 of the way up from the bottom of the bottle to the final "ab", and then I'll pour the water into the SN, shake, and hope for the best. If I'm doing my conversions right, that should amount to ~25g.
Anyways, my questions:
1. The water amount doesn't really matter, I'm sure- But I'm asking just in case. Does it? Is taking SN in a granulated and dry form an option? Stan states that it's important for the SN to be fully dissolved, but I can't get my head around why that is (maybe except for the fact that it tastes like salt-saturated diarrhea).
2. What kind of consistency should the liquid have? How and how hard should I mix (shake really hard, use spoon, is it important, etc??)
3. Finally, how accurate are my numbers and milestones? I'm pretty sure they aren't gonna be perfect, since the bottles are made of bendy plastic and all, but I don't really have any other ways of setting milestones in an inconspicuous way (I've always been under the custody of others. I can't have enough time alone to get a graduated container and fill it with mysterious packaged powder.) A picture detailing what I'll keep in mind is attached (and yes, I'm using multiple bottles just in case I throw out too much, to make more drinks and of course to measure the SN individually from the water)
Yes, I've read Stan's guide. And, yes, I'm aware that these are questions require a bunch of trouble to answer, but.. I guess, that, by answering these questions (ie, party b sees this post and uses their measurement tools to give rough estimates for SN volume and water volume in an ozarka bottle, explains importance of things like the concentration and solution), we could collectively help out some other people that may be in similar situations (in which they can't get access to real measuring tools and stuff). Y'know, adding to the resources and all.
I'm a bit scared of the SN dosage, since I really have about no reliable way to measure THAT. What I'm going for is just a bit over 3/10 of the way up from the bottom of the bottle to the final "ab", and then I'll pour the water into the SN, shake, and hope for the best. If I'm doing my conversions right, that should amount to ~25g.
Anyways, my questions:
1. The water amount doesn't really matter, I'm sure- But I'm asking just in case. Does it? Is taking SN in a granulated and dry form an option? Stan states that it's important for the SN to be fully dissolved, but I can't get my head around why that is (maybe except for the fact that it tastes like salt-saturated diarrhea).
2. What kind of consistency should the liquid have? How and how hard should I mix (shake really hard, use spoon, is it important, etc??)
3. Finally, how accurate are my numbers and milestones? I'm pretty sure they aren't gonna be perfect, since the bottles are made of bendy plastic and all, but I don't really have any other ways of setting milestones in an inconspicuous way (I've always been under the custody of others. I can't have enough time alone to get a graduated container and fill it with mysterious packaged powder.) A picture detailing what I'll keep in mind is attached (and yes, I'm using multiple bottles just in case I throw out too much, to make more drinks and of course to measure the SN individually from the water)
Yes, I've read Stan's guide. And, yes, I'm aware that these are questions require a bunch of trouble to answer, but.. I guess, that, by answering these questions (ie, party b sees this post and uses their measurement tools to give rough estimates for SN volume and water volume in an ozarka bottle, explains importance of things like the concentration and solution), we could collectively help out some other people that may be in similar situations (in which they can't get access to real measuring tools and stuff). Y'know, adding to the resources and all.