New website found

[trippedout420]

I found this site doing a search for RC's. I was just wondering if anyone has ever had any expierance with them, or if they are completly bogus.Well let me know anything would be helpful.

trippedout420 Reviewed by trippedout420 on 09-29-2005. New website found I found this site doing a search for RC's. I was just wondering if anyone has ever had any expierance with them, or if they are completly bogus.Well let me know anything would be helpful. Rating: 5

[robert42]

WHAT SITE???

NO LINK

DUH :P

give a link if its legalhighs.org there NOT LEGIT

[trippedout420]

Sorry about that.I know that legal highs is bogus and would never even consider ordering from them.The website is www.soundwaveabduction.com, I found it doing a search for RC's so I was just wondering if maybe they are sellin it by another name or something.Thanks for any info you can give.

[trippedout420]

Sorry posted wrong link, the link is www.soundwaveabduction.com/order_credit.html

[andruejaysin]

I have some college chemistry, and a little real world experience with drug chemistry, and what that site is talking about is absolute nonsense. I ran across it once before, at that time they sold (or claimed to) most of the more common rc's. Never ordered from them, and based on what they claim on their site now, I'm glad I didn't. I do like the way your mouse moves the spaceship around, though!

[andruejaysin]

Off topic, but as to the claims on the site about the fact that the orbit of the moon, and it's rotation are syncronized, the logical explanation is that the moon was spun off from the earth while it was still molten. The site seems to imply this is evidence of an alien base on the far side of the moon, which in some way I won't pretend to understand, gives credence to their claim that an imaginary form of gold is a hallucinagen. Meanwhile, back in the real world....