P2P is Phenyl-2-Propanone (Phenylacetone). It can be used in reductive amination with either ammonia, methylamine, ethylamine, or propylamine in an ethanol and hydrogen oxide(water) solution. It forms an imine intermediate. The reductive amination can be done with either toxic Aluminum Mercury or nontoxic Aluminum Galinstan. As a result, you can get amphetamine, methamphetamine, Ethylamphetamine, or Propylamphetamine. Using methylamine, ethylamine, or propylamine will yield around 70% methamphetamine, Ethylamphetamine, or Propylamphetamine, while using ammonia will yield 30% amphetamine. Ethylamphetamine is Blue Speed.
I used P2P (Phenyl-2-Propanone) in reductive amination with an ethanol water solution of ethylamine using Aluminum Galinstan. I got Ethylamphetamine. Blue Speed.
by CognitiveFuel November 28, 2022
by power thunder March 15, 2017
Acronym for Peer to Peer. Refers to computer systems that communicate to each other through a network without passing through a central server. Each computer on the network communicates with each other computer.
by Chuck May 6, 2003
Can stand for:
1.Program-to-Paper meaning printing.
2.Pay-to-Play consisting of games which require you to pay everytime you want to play, similar to PPV.
3.Peer-to-Peer This is the most accurate acronym. It consists of netwroks which do not interact thru servers and go directly from client to client, and is also known as FileSharing.
1.Program-to-Paper meaning printing.
2.Pay-to-Play consisting of games which require you to pay everytime you want to play, similar to PPV.
3.Peer-to-Peer This is the most accurate acronym. It consists of netwroks which do not interact thru servers and go directly from client to client, and is also known as FileSharing.
1.Is my speech ready? No sir, it is still being P2P'ed.
2.You will end up being bankrupt if you continue these P2P games.
3.I am planning to create a new P2P program to facilate the quick transfer of files from one user to another.
2.You will end up being bankrupt if you continue these P2P games.
3.I am planning to create a new P2P program to facilate the quick transfer of files from one user to another.
by Ramakrishnan Srikanth November 3, 2005
When a hooker rubs your cock against her pussy lips.
"Was she good"? "Dude, we did P2P and she kept me at the edge. It was so intense"
"Was she good"? "Dude, we did P2P and she kept me at the edge. It was so intense"
by DJG220 August 26, 2021
An interesting acronym; Can either mean:
1: Pay-to-play, games that charge monthly fees to play, or more often:
2: Peer-to-peer, the exact opposite; people on a network (usually a program like eMule or Kazaa over the internet) sharing computer files that are usually illegally cracked.
1: Pay-to-play, games that charge monthly fees to play, or more often:
2: Peer-to-peer, the exact opposite; people on a network (usually a program like eMule or Kazaa over the internet) sharing computer files that are usually illegally cracked.
1: Games that are p2p drain money fast from subscribers, who either run out of money to fund it or have pockets deep enough to buy the company.
2: Hey, do you prefer eMule over Kazaa for your p2p needs?
2: Hey, do you prefer eMule over Kazaa for your p2p needs?
by taikamiya June 3, 2005
A force not to be fucked with.
Users outnumber any MPAA, RIAA, anti piracy goons.
Fueled partly by the scene (no not the emo myspace camwhore shit...), P2P allows for one to download anything digital without annoying copy protection built in. Anything you can think of, someone, somewhere is sharing it. Sometimes one can get what they want before it even hits stores. P2P is an anti-piracy company's worst nightmare...
Users outnumber any MPAA, RIAA, anti piracy goons.
Fueled partly by the scene (no not the emo myspace camwhore shit...), P2P allows for one to download anything digital without annoying copy protection built in. Anything you can think of, someone, somewhere is sharing it. Sometimes one can get what they want before it even hits stores. P2P is an anti-piracy company's worst nightmare...
You can't stop all of us. United we stand.
To MediaDefender: thanks for all the emails :P
P2P cannot be stopped. Even Dan Glickman said so.
To MediaDefender: thanks for all the emails :P
P2P cannot be stopped. Even Dan Glickman said so.
by vedtobx January 14, 2008