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[LL] - WATER (Continued)

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Equipment: Pantyhose Cable or "zip" ties Sandwich-size baggies Plastic cup X-acto knife Scissors Hydraulic cement — Hydraulic cement is made for patching concrete in pools that are full of water. It is available in plastic buckets at hardware stores. Read the indications on the container — it should say that it can harden while submerged, and it should he a quick set formula. Two colors are made: standard concrete gray and white. Choose white if possible.

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Cut the bottom off a plastic cup. This is your funnel: it will hold the pantyhose open so you can fill it with cement. Do your filling work over the bucket. Filling is messy because 20% of the powder leaks through the panty hose.

Put an amount of cement roughly the size of a baseball into the foot of the pantyhose (see illustrations above). Twist the pantyhose and zip-tie it tightly just above the ball of cement. Apply another zip tie to the hose about one inch higher. When you cut between the two ties, you will have a leaky little bag of cement, and the pantyhose will already be sealed off so it can be filled again. Place the bag of cement in a sandwich bag. You can get ten or more stoppers out of one pair of thigh-highs.

Go into the bathroom. If it won't draw attention, grab a few paper towels and put them in your pocket. Go into a stall. Drop your pants and sit down on the toilet. Remove the stopper from where you have concealed it and take it out of the zip-lock bag. Reach between your legs and into the water. Squeeze the bag a few times to allow water to saturate the powder. Now work the ball into the pipe exiting the bowl of the toilet. The pipe snakes up higher than the level of the water, then turns and goes utilities straight down. If your hand will fit, work the bag up into the bend so it is tight with the inner walls of the pipe (see illustration above). Remove your hand and use the paper towels to dry off. Leave the stall without flushing.

Tips: Dust from the cement will get on you, so wear light colored clothes that won't show it too much.

Well that's it for now ladies and gents of HF. I hope you enjoyed the guide, and be EXTREMELY crafty and cautious when attempting to follow it. Until next time...

Sincerely,
Th3Proph3t

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