Hi everyone!

I'm wondering if some nice person would be willing to read the commonly found paper on Dipianone synth, and translate it for someone who would have just basic chemistry knowledge?  Almost to the point of kitchen chemistry?
In other words, to explain it in terms like a food cookbook...
Would someone here be kind enough to do that for someone who would like to see it in those easy to understand, and easy to FOLLOW - terms?

I'm real tempted to say exactly what I think about this insanely cruel and hypocritical attack on a new member, but I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that you're just having an extremely "bad" day, and I just happened to be in the wrong place, at the wrong time...   Sorry that a few hundred others on this site can talk about substances that are full mu agonists, but I'm seemingly not allowed to even ask.   Also, you might want to double-check the title of the category that I posted to, and see what it's called.....
Oh well.   Nobody's perfect....

A link to our rules:

http://127.0.0.1/talk/index.php/topic,369.0/all.html

which should explain why one of our dedicated staff stated the obvious violations in this thread    Discussions of such compounds are allowed on this web site but that doesn't mean that a post mentioning a nebulous article found somewhere on the internet is going to be tracked down just because a newbee wants to be spoon fed     An article on the subject was provided for the last newbee that inquired about the subject, perhaps you can find what you want to know there    If you want to provide a detailed write up on the subject you're welcome to do so, but if you insist on telling us how to run this web site you need to find some place besides here to post your complaints or you will see your thread moved to Vacuous Posts