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hedge said:
I could do without the coke but an exstacy sundae would be nice..
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I can agree with that. Finding out that every time I did coke it put me in a bad frame of mind saved me a lot of money. Hell, I even quit doing it when it was free.

MDMA was never as good to me as MDA but it worked okay.
 
finesse said:
I can agree with that. Finding out that every time I did coke it put me in a bad frame of mind saved me a lot of money. Hell, I even quit doing it when it was free.

MDMA was never as good to me as MDA but it worked okay.
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I never did MDA OR MDA but I sure loved some LSD.
 
finesse said:
I can agree with that. Finding out that every time I did coke it put me in a bad frame of mind saved me a lot of money. Hell, I even quit doing it when it was free.

MDMA was never as good to me as MDA but it worked okay.
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I agree with this. But I have no desire to do either one (nor LSD, which I did for much of 1974-75) any more. But I did enjoy me some cocaine, and it is pretty much the only drug I would still be interested in if I could have any confidence it was fentanyl-free. I was always able to handle recreational drugs recreationally and never had issues being able to say enough, although I had friends and acquaintances who allowed it to interfere with their productivity.
 
Yeah, I'm pretty content with just cannabis these days but from 70-75 I was merely masquerading as sane and was going to abuse whatever I touched. Fortunately, I didn't care for (and couldn't much afford) cocaine and hated needles too much to mess with heroin. Opium and opiated hash was fun to smoke, though so it was good I stayed away from that.
 
ZenMode said:
Drug my ice cream with coke and ecstasy.

Republican drugged granddaughters’ ice cream with cocaine and MDMA: police
James Yokeley has been barred from seeing his granddaughters after being caught on tape

www.salon.com

Republican drugged granddaughters' ice cream with cocaine and MDMA: police

James Yokeley has been barred from seeing his granddaughters after being caught on tape.
www.salon.com www.salon.com
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I know you are joking with the first statement, but just to be clear no one wants to unknowingly take any drugs. Especially psychedelics.

I haven't read the article yet, was he trying to kill her? That's not a good combination.
 
UNCatTech said:
I know you are joking with the first statement, but just to be clear no one wants to unknowingly take any drugs. Especially psychedelics.

I haven't read the article yet, was he trying to kill her? That's not a good combination.
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Not clear — the weird thing is he called the cops about “discovering” the pills in the ice cream and seems like he was trying to blame the DQ workers maybe? But there was security footage in the parking lot showing him planting the pills.
 
ZenMode said:
Drug my ice cream with coke and ecstasy.

Republican drugged granddaughters’ ice cream with cocaine and MDMA: police
James Yokeley has been barred from seeing his granddaughters after being caught on tape

www.salon.com

Republican drugged granddaughters' ice cream with cocaine and MDMA: police

James Yokeley has been barred from seeing his granddaughters after being caught on tape.
www.salon.com www.salon.com
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Was Yokeley trying to frame Dairy Queen? Too woke? What was the motive I wonder?
 
ZenMode said:
My first thought was pedo stuff.
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But he flagged down a police officer to show him the pills in the ice cream. Doesn't seem like a pedo thing, but maybe Munchausen syndrome by proxy? Or to file a lawsuit against DQ?
 
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Bobfripp said:
But he flagged down a police officer to show him the pills in the ice cream. Doesn't seem like a pedo thing, but maybe Munchausen syndrome by proxy? Or to file a lawsuit against DQ.
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True. Whatever it is, he has some very serious issues.
 
farce© said:
I agree with this. But I have no desire to do either one (nor LSD, which I did for much of 1974-75) any more. But I did enjoy me some cocaine, and it is pretty much the only drug I would still be interested in if I could have any confidence it was fentanyl-free. I was always able to handle recreational drugs recreationally and never had issues being able to say enough, although I had friends and acquaintances who allowed it to interfere with their productivity.
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Very interesting.

I'm just the opposite, if I could do anything today, it would be psychedelics, LSD, MDA, MDNA, those types of things. I did really like Speed back in the day.

I had two issues with Coke. One it only seemed to last 20-30 minutes, so it felt like you were constantly having to take another bump. Second was the price.

I could spend $10 on LSD and have a nice weekend. $10 worth of Coke would only piss me off. I can recall spending a thousand dollars on Coke in a weekend. I didn't have the funds for that level of party.
 
Bobfripp said:
But he flagged down a police officer to show him the pills in the ice cream. Doesn't seem like a pedo thing, but maybe Munchausen syndrome by proxy? Or to file a lawsuit against DQ?
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In my opinion, everything points to a lawsuit against DQ. If he had honestly found something in the ice cream, why wasn't the first action to call DQ, instead of the going straight to the police.
 
finesse said:
Yeah, I'm pretty content with just cannabis these days but from 70-75 I was merely masquerading as sane and was going to abuse whatever I touched. Fortunately, I didn't care for (and couldn't much afford) cocaine and hated needles too much to mess with heroin. Opium and opiated hash was fun to smoke, though so it was good I stayed away from that.
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Interesting I stopped cannabis because I felt that when I smoked it I just became a lazy blob. It's one drug that when I stopped, I never looked back and still have no desire to partake.

I've never used a needle for anything. That was one of the few boundaries I had. I've seen people shoot up and it was not appealing.
One guy shot up and basically passed out and fell to the floor. No one seemed to care, though I was scared he was dead. some time later he stood up and was ready for more. That just reinforced my decision to never shoot up.
 
UNCatTech said:
Interesting I stopped cannabis because I felt that when I smoked it I just became a lazy blob. It's one drug that when I stopped, I never looked back and still have no desire to partake.

I've never used a needle for anything. That was one of the few boundaries I had. I've seen people shoot up and it was not appealing.
One guy shot up and basically passed out and fell to the floor. No one seemed to care, though I was scared he was dead. some time later he stood up and was ready for more. That just reinforced my decision to never shoot up.
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I quit cannabis because I just didn't enjoy the buzz any longer. I also drew the line at putting a needle in my arm.
 
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