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In a large metal spoon, combine 1 gram of cocaine and 1/2 gram of baking soda. Carefully fill the spoon with water to the 3/4 mark. Place the spoon with all three ingredients over medium high to high heat until all of the baking soda has finished bubbling out. You'll want to apply the flame of the lighter to the rock in an on again/off again fashion, while inhaling and (this is important) rolling the tube back and forth with your fingers. The rolling of the tube ensures that the crack is evaporated evenly, without scorching it. Go ahead and inhale deeply, and hold for about five seconds.

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