Anarchist's Cookbook a.k.a Jolly Rogers

[Mike UK]

Hi all! Has anyone got an ADF of Jolly Roger’s Cookbook for the Amiga 500?

Used to have a copy of it years ago and wouldn’t mind another for curiosity’s sake

[xc8]

internet archive look for commodore-amiga-docs

[S0ulA55a551n]

Originally Posted by Mike UK

Hi all! Has anyone got an ADF of Jolly Roger’s Cookbook for the Amiga 500?

Used to have a copy of it years ago and wouldn’t mind another for curiosity’s sake

Always worried about the copy I had back in the day due to the nature od some of the manual

[Mike UK]

Originally Posted by S0ulA55a551n

Always worried about the copy I had back in the day due to the nature od some of the manual

Think a lot of it was satire Bananadine for instance

[Jope]

DCS Smooth Criminal 3 has most of the cookbook in diskmag form.

http://janeway.exotica.org.uk/release.php?id=8344

[van_dammesque]

Ahh phone phreaking and dried bananas! Neither of which I done.

[DisasterIncarna]

reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Anarchist_Cookbook there is a part that states:

Legality: United Kingdom

Possession of The Anarchist Cookbook without reasonable excuse has been successfully prosecuted under Section 58 of the Terrorism Act 2000.[24][25][26]
Notable incidents of alleged possession

1973: Two bombings of military recruitment centers in Portland, Oregon, US by anti-war activists in a conspiracy which included academic and bookseller Frank Stearns Giese, following which it was claimed in court that The Anarchist Cookbook was part of the group's library.[27][28][29]
1976: Police linked the bombing of Grand Central Terminal and hijacking of a TWA flight to Croatian radicals who used instructions from The Anarchist Cookbook.[3]
1981: The Anarchist Cookbook was linked to Puerto Rican rebels who bombed an FBI headquarters using the book's directions. Thomas Spinks also referred to the text during the bombings of 10 abortion clinics in the United States.[3]
2002: The Canadian government permitted the book to be imported from the United States. Canada Customs and Revenue Agency concluded the book does not violate either hate or obscenity laws, therefore the previous ban on the text was resolved.[30]
2005: The London public-transport bombers were linked to the book.[3]
2007: A 17-year-old was arrested in the United Kingdom and faced charges under anti-terrorism law in the UK for possession of The Anarchist Cookbook.[31] He was cleared of all charges in October 2008, after arguing that he was a prankster who just wanted to research fireworks and smoke bombs.[32]
2010: In County Durham, UK, Ian Davison and his son were imprisoned under anti-terrorism laws for the manufacturing of ricin. Their possession of The Anarchist Cookbook, along with its availability, was noted by the authorities.[33] This led to a London judge and police campaigning to have the book banned in the UK.[3]
2012: The Anarchist Cookbook was found to have been in the possession of James Holmes, the perpetrator of the Aurora theater shooting in Colorado, USA.[34]
2013: Renewed calls were made in the United States to ban the book, citing links to a school shooting in Arapahoe, Colorado, and the 2013 Santa Monica shootings by Karl Pierson.[15][34]
2015: U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein pushed to have the book removed from online databases.[8]
2016: The book was refused classification by the Office of Film and Literature Classification upon release, thus making the book banned in Australia. It was classified RC again on 31 October 2016.[35][36]
2017: Joshua Walker, a 27-year-old was prosecuted in the UK solely for the possession of the book. He was found not guilty.[37]
2021: Oliver Bel, a 23-year-old mathematics graduate of the University of Cambridge, was convicted of 'collecting information useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism' based on his possession of the book and the expressed intent to 'go on a killing spree' in combination with racist and anti-Semitic comments online and received a sentence of 3 years' imprisonment, despite adducing evidence that he possessed the book for academic research purposes.[38][39]
2021: Ben John, a 21-year-old student, was found guilty of possessing a copy of the book on a computer hard drive; he was given a suspended sentence and told by a UK judge to 'read classical literature', such as Pride and Prejudice, only for the Court of Appeal to rule that order unlawful, sentencing John to three years: two years in custody, one year on licence.[26]

so i'm gonna guess the disk form of the book might be a tad risky to have even today?. found this thread btw due to recent assassination events where people are asking "how could someone magic up bad things" and someone mentioned this old chestnut.

[xc8]

>> given a suspended sentence and told by a UK judge to 'read classical literature',

>so i'm gonna guess the disk form of the book might be a tad risky to have even today?

oh crap... the punishment for Amiga users will be to play 'classic' text games on MSDOS