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  1. Bombs Over Ibiza!

    1. Audioblysk

      Audioblysk

      drop bombs AND acid I always say.

  2. absolutely, alot of fans and the GP were saying it seemed unlikely he was an addict, but all the signs were immediately there. if you have to ermgency land an airplane for a save shot of narcan youre in deep territory, nothing to do with percocet.
  3. It's huge on the east coast, Canada and some places around here. Most of the heroin on the west coast is #3 aka black tar, which is harder to cut with a white powder than the typical #4 heroin of the east coast. Then there are the fake oxycodone pills... but TBH, if you're buying shady pills, you should run a marquis. Fent/W18 have specific colors compared to more basic codeine and thebaine derived opioids. The problem with these drugs is honestly the lack of knowledge in the user-base (they got sold fake drugs expecting a drug they are used to) and criminal organizations adjusting to the war on drugs and rise in demand by cutting with a super-potent opioid. Even if you get a fent patch, it's incredibly hard to dose out correctly and being as it's x-amount of times more potent by weight than other opioids - it can kill a less-than careful opiate addict looking to get higher than just maintaining. Remember though, it's not 'more potent' as in it gets you higher, it just takes less by weight to get you higher. Sometimes the media's slew of buzz-facts leaves out asterisks that make things seem less dire. Dosed correctly and volumetrically from a known pharmaceutical source - fentanyl is no more dangerous than any other opioid IMO. But, it doesn't really go down like that even with people prescribed the medication and have a tolerance and IMO has no purpose outside medical use for that reason. I can't imagine having a vice that I relied on to just feel physically and mentally well. If anyone has ever seen a full-blown opiate addict go through detox - it is not pretty and I can see why it's so hard to put down. You basically have to endure the worst torture you could inflict upon yourself to be free from the clutches of lady papaver and her mothers milk... and that's just the physical tolerance. Yikes. well said. there is a hell worse than youre average opiate detox though and it arrives when youve made the grave mistake of taking naltrexone before the mu opiod receptor sites are back to normal. I took 15mg, a very moderate dose 2 days into a detox and within 10 minutes was on the bathroom floor violently releasing fluids from all orifices for 16 striaght hours. If I had a gun I would have put a bullet in my mouth. It was pure hell. I do somewhat disagree that Fentanyl is no different than other opiates but I understand the statement...the problem with it I think is the potency and the popularization of counterfeitting with it. The OP80s are a popular target for it, but realistically pure Fentanyl isnt often used....it doesnt make sense to counterfeit oxy per se with a more potent, basically better drug (in an addicts mind). I think all these poor manufactures of it and analogues make it into the OPs and other pills. I've only taken lollys which were 1600mcg and a single one would be pretty powerful. Ive watched people extract gel from Watson patches and nearly die after ripping the shit on foil. Disgusting. Fentanyl seems to be more of a problem with ODs just because addicts are going too hard on it without realizing how active it is in mcg range doses. Your average patch is 75mcg say over 72 hours transdermally, which is 7.65mg in the patch total. Smoking or otherwise ingesting half that amount could have you falling out. Vs. average #4 tar, it would take much more effort to get there I think. Gunpowder and #3 afghan for instance alert you more loudly as you'll start nodding and sort of have a gauge on the potency. But as with any type of opiate, especially something comnbinant like Heroin, anyone can overdose if they get something too potent and treat it like an average dose. In any case it's all terribly dangerous and you are correct, detoxing is hell. It's a special purgatory I'll happily never visit again.
  4. I should have scrolled up before I responded.....I do too and have for a very long time for anxiety with EPT (tremors). It's full on psych warfare to quit. The only reasonable ways are to do long tapers either off klonipin or switch to a longer acting benzo and go down off that. There are good guides for this around these days. Many doctors in and out of treatment facilities believe it's not a big deal though and will attempt rapid tapers that can be greatly uncomfortable and dangerous. I've had a Dr try to take me off with mass doses of gabapentin and it put me to sleep for 2 weeks and when I cut down I was far worse off. The lack of education is stunning.
  5. Sad to finally hear it was a Fentanyl overdose. Makes alot more sense than a Percocet overdose. I used to abuse the lollipops along with a handful of people and it's garbage....real junky shit. It's absurdely powerful and very easy to fall out on, and opiates can be subtle sometimes in that you don't realize how much effect its having on your CNS because the high isn't as pronounced and in the forefront like some other drugs. Before you know it youre done. Questionable whether it should even have application outside of a hospital setting. These days alot of clandestine labs in Eastern countries are making cheap analogues and low grade shortcutted routes to the molecule and pushing it to the west...and it gets repackaged as oxycontin or some other designer with great risk to the uninitiated addict. Sucks that such a talented guy fell to the nightmarish hellscape of an opiate addiction. Happens to some of the best us, unfortunately most don't make it out. Too many talents gone too soon from the shit.
  6. this is a lame pic but its all i have. they always want me to pull these uber-serious faces at these shoots. kinda over it
  7. crappy shot but its ok i guess.i have better. did this in my bathroom today i mounted my iphone on a shelf.
  8. a pile of fragile vegan woman idm fanatics projecting their best version of sarc and doing it for the lulz they read about

  9. calllm down. considering the pure nihilism of the dank memes thread i didn't think a stupid joke would offend anyone. that's alright, had been drinking and acting a fool. I admire Prince as much as anyone here. And I did actually see a couple of disreputable sources report AIDS bullshit but clearly that isn't the case. The case seems to be a sad and untimely death and end of life marred by opiate use, but I'll hold off on any certainty, it's just what I read from all the usual sources. Have been listening to some back catalogue myself, including some lesser known remixes and house records that made liberal sample use of his stuff (houzetown etc.). carry on then
  10. been some time since i heard it. stand corrected, totally forgot about the vox
  11. You make a point, but the voice has been filtered and he's only speaking 2 words (congo zomby is the only track i play from this really) in a deep voice. His attitude is great, dutch accents are just meh, esp. his. As much as I liked his Astro Unicorn shows.....tough.
  12. Also, his accent is terrible. Maybe his Dutch sounds OK but his american english is pure fart. Not that he can help it really, so I'm kind of punching a blind kid here. Sorry
  13. took this today over in Monterey. Fuckin out of shape man, need to ramp up the gym visits
  14. I will add that since the Analord series and especially here, there's obscene overuse of bass (guitar-like) squelches and burps and stabs. Bit of dyspepsia it creates.
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