inphinity said:

A good time? Spun out? ROFL.

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blazenn said:

inphinity said:

A good time? Spun out? ROFL.

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Yes meth actually does make you feel good and allow you to have a good time.
Why do you think people do it in the first place?

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I know what meth is and does. Through first and second hand experiences.

Meth makes you feel good? If you're that desperate to feel good through the usage of meth..then you've got problems, which is why someone with problems would probably turn to meth, to feel good.

What happen to alcohol? Makes you feel good and have a good time.

When alcohol isn't enough, do meth? This world's got problems.

Prisoner#1 said:

Cannabischarlie said:

it fucks people up

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like any other drug, it's the people that fuck themselves up

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i dont disagree. people have to be responsible with their choices.

i just think it has a tendency to be worse than others, and really hardcore tweakers are obnoxious.

then again if you had narcolepsy meff is the way to go. even your doctor might agree

Cannabischarlie said:

Prisoner#1 said:

Cannabischarlie said:

it fucks people up

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like any other drug, it's the people that fuck themselves up

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i dont disagree. people have to be responsible with their choices.

i just think it has a tendency to be worse than others, and really hardcore tweakers are obnoxious.

then again if you had narcolepsy meff is the way to go. even your doctor might agree

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tracedwards313 said:

i have never tried meth, why would anyone want to do it?

i have read all about it, its described as "euphoric" but so are mushrooms and many other substances

you can literally loose you fucking mind on meth just read what some people did when they trip, and some for days or even weeks at a time.

i think i would try it once, but idk i know i would not ever use it regularly.

any meth lovers that can explain whats up?

it just sounds way to crazy and you could end up dead or in jail very easily.

do you not always loose you mind when your on it?

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Prisoner#1 said:

Cannabischarlie said:

it fucks people up

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like any other drug, it's the people that fuck themselves up

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Innit, I've seen psychedelics tear peoples lives apart when they can't take how far they've pushed the envelope. A couple of my friends have drug induced psychosis where they've just cracked under the pressure of loops.

Drugs are only as safe as your mental state .

Hanky said:

Dead?  no.  Try as hard as you can, you won't find any records of deaths caused by meth amphetamine overdose.  The amount needed to OD is far above what is practical to snort/IV/smoke.
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http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/theblotter/2009518118_pharmaceutical_opiates_leading.html

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Methamphetamine overdoses continued to decline and caused 13 deaths last year, according to the study, compared with 18 in 2007 and 19 in 2006.

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Quote:

Brenda, a 27-year-old, Native American female, arrived at Lame Deer Clinic Emergency department at 10:30 pm, after her mother found her lying unconscious and choking on her saliva. At the initial evaluation, the nurse noted the following symptoms. Brenda’s pupils were dilated, and her temperature was extremely high. Her blood pressure was abnormally high, and her heart rate was extremely fast.

During the initial evaluation, the doctors immediately ordered fluids to be given to rehydrate her. The doctor then stimulated the contraction of the blood vessels with a machine to increase her blood pressure. At 11:00 pm, while Brenda was being transferred by Help Helicoptor to Saint Vincent hospital in Billings, she began to show signs of a heart attack. The inflight emergency team desperately tried to revive the woman by administering CPR. The effort was successful.

After the helicopter arrived at Saint Vincent, a doctor inserted a tube into the Brenda's vein. Through this tube, a drug was given to control her abnormal heart rate. A nurse checked her blood pressure again, but it was still high. Brenda was then transferred to Intensive Care. About two hours later, she suffered another heart attack. This time, doctors and nurses were unable to revive her, and Brenda died. Following a urine analysis, lab technicians detected that she had ingested a lethal dose of methamphetamine.

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Hanky said:

Your reaction was possibly placebo effect caused by preconceived ideas based on exposure to media propaganda.

If you're told enough that something is very dangerous, disgusting and dirty, it usually will be.

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