Nice. Just as an FYI, Lord Weyrdgliff's ritual is based on a rather objectional subgenre of Chaos Magic that is outlined in a book called the Psuedonomicon (one of the scarier reads I've read).

Far be it from me to raise moral or ethical objections to someone's ritual work (particularly in the field of Chaos)... but I do object on an aesthetic/philosophical/pragmatic level to workings that seem to have a skewed risk/reward ratio.

This would fall very squarely into that category. My opinion only.

So kids... by all means, take a look at the link... but I very, very strongly do not recommend this particular activity.

Do what thou wilt.