PLUR: An acronym (sometimes seen as “PLURR” due to the last “R”) that stands for "Peace, Love, Unity, Respect (Responsibility)", a credo of the rave culture. Many in the rave scene have heard this term at sometime or another, although its common usage is relatively recent.

A few years ago (going on 8 now I believe), a man by the online name of Crush decided to write a bit of an experiment paper on the possibilities of PLUR Experimentation. I will admit: Most of this is funny. However, it isn’t for the humorless; especially towards the end, it is a bit gritty and quite…well, words don’t describe it so I won’t go into detail further; just know it isn’t kind.

Please know that I did not come up with this. These experiments are fairly hard to find on the internet (complete). Furthermore, you should know that the originals aren’t completed in-and-of themselves. The author, Crush, never finished doing them and so it ends on a rather odd (**ahem**stupid**ahem**) finale. I’ll let you enjoy them though as I’ve centralized it all here. Please note I’ve kept the experiments in their original forms, changing only the terrible grammar mistakes as well as formatting. The e-mail at the end of each experiment doesn’t seem to work any longer (I wouldn’t expect it to anyway; apparently Crush got a ton of flak from this publication), so don’t go trying it…please.

Webmaster note: I again claim nothing of this as my own property. I don’t know the information for the original author, short of an e-mail address that doesn’t work anymore, so I have no way of getting a hold of him. I’m simply re-publishing it here in an easily read format without any of the million-and-one banner/pop-up ads that like to swamp the few sites that may actually have these experiments printed (enjoy). If you are, or represent, “Crush”—please don’t hesitate to contact me at web@neohat.com. I will gladly take this down if for some reason there is a violation of copyrights (I never saw any originally anyway, but what the heck—I’ll still cover my butt).