grindle wrote: » Yeah, but that loved-up ****-talk only happens the first couple of times. As for the second part, best party I was ever at involved 25-odd people getting between eachother's legs in a massive snaking chain, giving eachother head massages. Need I say... BEST. MASSAGE. EVER.
flipper87 wrote: » Cheers for buyin me yokes buddy!!! Sound ya are
bohsboy wrote: » flipper87 wrote: » luckily I am unemployed ha Yeah, good man, I'll be thinking of you when Im dragging myself out of bed at 6.30am on Monday to go to work and pay tax for you to fund your drug taking. Hopefully there will be something on the news about dodgy E doing the rounds.
flipper87 wrote: » luckily I am unemployed ha
Born to Die wrote: » I wish someone had to me before I wasted 7 years of my life with an addiction to all types of illegal drugs. Started with the good old E.
jd007 wrote: » I have a neighbour who took one and regained 70% use of his kidney.
Dudess wrote: » I work too - people on the dole should only pay for what I approve! :mad:
flipper87 wrote: » Im 24, 25 in october. Im not new to drugs i did coke and speed and acid before, just not these
bohsboy wrote: » Welcome, take as many as you can. Do a quick Google on "Suicide Tuesday" or in your case it should kick in on Wednesday.
wayfarers wrote: » What took you so long getting to yokes? They're usually 'entry level' drugs for most people. Is there a shortage of them these days?
cranks wrote: » You'll exhale deeply - a big relaxing sigh. The dimmed light will begin to feel warm and embracing. You'll feel incredibly comfortable. Everyone around you will exude a gorgeousness you never dreamt of; you'll enjoy looking at your mate's photo album and feel that he/she has had the the most charmed life imaginable; you'll hear dance music like you've never heard it before. You'll be hot; you'll be cold. You might feel sick and your jaws will probably get sore. But you will want more. It'll be bright before you know it and the daylight will appear strangely harsh. You may have trouble getting off to sleep even though you've done an all-nighter. Your feet will probably move rythmicallly as you lie in bed. You'll be on the bus into town the following morning and you'll feel vaguely elated and separate from the rest of the grey, dreary humanity around who you will pity for their ignorance of the ecstatic delights that they know not of. You'll also spend the next year spending your cash on mostly crap dance music.
flipper87 wrote: » Dudess wrote: » I work too - people on the dole should only pay for what I approve! :mad: Well you's are the lucky ones working in a recession. Wishing someone would die because you have a job is stupid in this day and age.
flipper87 wrote: » Well you's are the lucky ones working in a recession
mackg wrote: » What was his name? Never heard of that story myself? ?
bohsboy wrote: » Are we? Obviously not if there are rave parties for the unemployed every sunday night - top one, nice one, get sorted.
greenbicycle wrote: » I have been googling there since I posted and i cant find it. . . . It must have been in the news at some point but I've been hearing the story for years (im 29 now) so it must have been a good while ago. He was/is in dundrum central mental hospital. Must ask my mom about him again tomorrow. Certainly not a made up story though and I know that he seems totally normal now, is highly intelligent and extremely remorseful. Wish I knew his name would make the googling easier but his name wasn't relevant to the warning the story she was trying to give me.
mackg wrote: » I know plenty people who have taken recreational drugs to varying degrees without it negatively impacting their lives, myself included. I'm sorry to hear you had problems with the stuff though, I hope you came out ok.
bfocusd wrote: » I usually view everything as each to their own, but with drugs I find that hard to accept/agree with people's choices. I am frequently on a ward with people who are unable to control themselves, it's a medical ward in a hospital but all sorts pass through, in the past 8 months I've seen 6 people that had taken drugs and not come off it or had some reaction, one lad in particular is 22 and took acid, all he does is scream, he can't speak or do anything himself, he's constantly attacking staff and abusing other patients. A lad I know also took e about 8 years ago And he's never come down, he's 26 and his mam takes care of him, he's not a cell left in his head. He was set to be a champion boxer till he took drugs. If you want to do it go ahead, but if it goes @rse ways your not the only one that has to deal with the repercussions. I just hope it's worth the risk. It's very sad seeing people who threw away their life for one fun night, the statistics may seem low as everyone will tell you they never heard of bad reactions, but im sure if you speak to them 5/10 years later they will have some sort of dependency, if it wasn't an immediate reaction it will develop eventually.
Born to Die wrote: » There are no good pills to be got, do yourself a favour and give it a miss.
Born to Die wrote: » The jury is out on whether I did or not but I think I did and that's all that matters. It just makes me uneasy to see young people openly advocating the use of drugs when you are aware of the dark side of life with drug addiction, not to mention the criminality it feeds. This is on a forum that constantly has threads anbout the "scumbags" on the streets of Dublin and how the dealers have destroyed the towns of Ireland.
