"i beat yo ass"

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I wonder if she knew the people or at least the person she kicked & was mad at em for something. There's lots of vids online of people suddently going psycho mad because they see someone they hate.

I knew exactly what "jellyburner" was. As a kid, I took a special interest in building weapons of all types, including flame throwers. The "jelly" is a form of napalm (ie. jelled gasoline) that sticks to things very easily while burning. I learned how to make it from one of my uncles (RIP Vietnam vet). He helped me with designing a prototype based upon his knowledge of what they used back then.

As for the information being washed off of the internet: There is a good reason why it has been mostly wiped. If you have ever played with materials like that, you would understand how dangerous it can be. It is like a bunch of cobras in a glass bottle. Not everything should be in the hands of novices.

Sounds like she had mental health crisis going on. People with mental illnesses will yell out homophobic slurs, threaten people, harass them, all you can do is just walk away, ignore them. Pay them no attention. Giving them attention by reacting escalates it. I've seen it a lot here on the light rail. I get more annoyed at people responding to them than the mentally ill person because they're just making it worse and it affects the rest of the passengers. If you feel so threatened by their words, that is what the security button is for. Press it and call for security to report a person in mental health crisis. They will come and remove them off the train and handle it outside at the stop.

Anywhere else in public, that is what 911 is for. Do not confront the person.

Only people who have ever harassed me were women with mental illnesses, never men.

I can understand the recipe not being bandied around in the public domain - though I don't know how they'd police that. But for the very name to be taboo, that's like being forbidden from saying "bomb."