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There is a fine line between use and abuse also. Plus they are a lot of fun. |
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http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/...es/cu/cu4.html In all, 861 male addicts--- 80 percent of them addicted to heroin and the others to morphine or other opiates--- participated in various phases of this study. Most of them were between twenty and forty years of age. They came to the hospital more or less voluntarily (in some cases, no doubt, to escape arrest) for the stated purpose of being "cured." Most of them were criminals and most of them were poor; then as now, affluent addicts did not go to a city hospital for treatment. Here is the broad general conclusion which Dr. Light and his associates reached: The study shows that morphine addiction is not characterized by physical deterioration or impairment of physical fitness aside from the addiction per se. There is no evidence of change in the circulatory, hepatic, renal or endocrine functions. When it is considered that these subjects had been addicted for at least five years, some of them for as long as twenty years, these negative observations are highly significant. Details of the study were equally striking. For example, the narcotics addict is popularly portrayed as lean, gaunt, emaciated. A subgroup of about 100 addicts out of the 861 in the Philadelphia study was maintained on adequate doses of morphine and intensively examined and tested while thus maintained. Only four of the 100 were grossly underweight --- emaciated. Six of the 100 were grossly overweight--- obese. The group as a whole weighed within two-tenths of one percent of the norm for their height and age, as determined by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company standards. Yet these addicts before hospitalization had been taking on the average 21 grains of morphine or heroin per day 8 --- more than 30 times the usual dose of the New York City street addict in 1971. The explanation for the weight findings, which could hardly be more normal, is quite simple. The addicts in the Philadelphia study had ready access to both hospital food and hospital morphine. Under these conditions, they ate well and thrived. The emaciated addict usually described in other studies is one who starves himself to save money for black market drugs--- an ordeal he is able to bear more easily because of the tranquilizing effect of the drugs. The Philadelphia study established that addicts eat like anyone else when both food and drugs are readily available. |
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I view the current drug laws as a major failure, they cause more problems than then solve. They work against their original intention. I see no point in putting people in jail for causing harm to themselves and their own body. Basically, I think everybody should have their right to screw up their own lives as they please.
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no, more like idiot. |
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i try and stay away from it as much as possible...i learned my lesson a while ago with it, i can get real carried away when I party I try do a little bit of everything...LOL...that way I don't do too much of one thing honestly, my favorite thing to do nowadays is just hang on the back porch with some beer, wine and friends, maybe a little other shit here and there...LOL...i just like good company and mind altering substances into the wee hours of the morning |
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i think california does that now, don't they? they send users to rehab instead of jail, right? |
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alpha-methyltryptamine good stuff, except for the vomiting :) |
if any drug lovers here ever want the experience of a lifetime...Ayahuasca is fucking incredible
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Kids with druggies parents will most likely not grow up under the right circumstances and turn into model citizens. And doubt the heroin druggies get their $500-900/day from the millions they have in their bank account. Just to mention a few things. |
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I don't use drugs neither.
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speed is the worst thing to get sucked deep into, that shit is FAR worse than heroin..I was watching that documentary on HBO about meth...speed has surpassed every other drug, legal or not, as the #1 most addictive substance ever...it has a 6% addiction recovery rate I have done it occasionally, but only when it is right in front of me, i never seek it out really... i went to far with drugs once in my life, i was up to a 1-2 ounce a week coke habit (whew)....when i finally got out of that phase of my life i realized what addiction was and my mind sort of snapped into the mentality I have now...I can recognize myself going to far and can stop myself now...it is really amazing, and I never would have been this way if I had not been an addict at one time. but speed is scarey, and I can understand some peoples negativity towards drugs if they have ever been around a heroin or speed addict... |
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i am having a little backyard shindig the last sunday of May...the day before memorial day...if you get the urge :) bonfire and all that shit... |
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Ever been around crazy artsy types who have big crystal habits. For some reason tweaking makes them think everything they say or do is profound even way more than the pot/tripping type fascinations with every day minutia. That alone is enough to turn me off of it. lol I've had a busy day and i'm rambling and getting off on odd tangent rants so I'll stfu now. :disgust |
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hey dude, grab this and have a listen if you haven't already heard it SpaceTime Continuum w/ Terrance Mckenna - Alien Dreamtime |
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The craziest shit I've ever (may or may not have experiences during a dream probably based on some obscure writing a friend may have told me about in passing :winkwink: /disclaimer) experienced was a combination of a lot of mild dosages of several things. 2ct2, 2ci, pure mdma, ketamine, pot, i think some 4 aco det, a shitload of nitrous and good friends. But that is a story for a private conversation as I think I've set off enough DEA red flags. |
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Check this shit out and tell me if it doesn't blow your mind. hah http://www.nata2.info/humor/flash/flashback.swf |
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Oh, and if you'd like to discuss anything further or feel like hitting me up for whatever my i sea queue is 111-914. As I said, I have insomnia so I'm usually up 24 hours a day unless I'm out partying.
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My best friend's gf thought we were all wearing tuxedos and our throats were slit and the walls were bleeding real blood. Her younger brother completely flipped and got into a fight with my refrigerator because it was "talking shit", then he kept trying to fight everyone there while telling them he loved them and how he was molested by his dad and really gay(when he was neither molested by his dad nor the least bit bi having at least 3 girlfriends at any given time)... I think Fight Club set him off. "I'd fuck a thousand airplanes for you!" was a favorite quote from him that night when he was trying to express his love for me while simulataneously trying to fight me and trying to grab his keys to drive home. After few hours of dealing with that shit my bigger friend held him down and we shoved 10 mgs of valium down his throat. After half an hour he still wouldn't shut up but took another 10 mg of valium willingly. Another half an hour later he was passed the fuck out. (Thank you benzodiazepines, <3). My story from that night is way more odd and introspective. I know this fucking post is going to get indexed by google and comeback to haunt me. :1orglaugh |
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this is fun |
You fucking freaks need Jesus.
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Yo! :winkwink:
To those who "attacked" me on the point of alcohol. My grandpa was a drunker, my father is a drunker... But I'm not the person to continue this tradition. Mother suffered a lot because of my father, and I suffered too. When they asked me whether they should stay together or not ( I was 13 then) - I said that divorce was the only way out and that my father should go away... I can drink and not drink as well. I'm not addicted to alcohol, though I have bad "legacy" because of my father and grandpa. I don't think there exists addiction to alcohol - only weak will - that's f...g all! :Oh crap And another point here to be mentioned, that people who use alcohol and drugs just try to escape the reality we live in... Think about it! :( |
"Our's" reality, yes, that's one U live in, which u call "our" not so nice and beautiful like u can see it by you eyes thought. Try to create u own, to live in. Will be much easier for u to train your will and to understand "our's" reality. If not u, who?
"life is a way to perfection" ;) |
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I dont do drugs but i dont have anything against people that does
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Yeah, that would solve everything. I think you need a big dose of reality. |
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everyone does drugs. If you breathe you do drugs
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