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(08-01-2012, 11:41 PM)
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#101
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(08-01-2012, 11:42 PM)
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#102
I've done it before but I wouldn't buy any.
For year 2000 we had a big ass coke party *shrugs* It was my first time. The drug is ok is small doses I guess but DAMN does it make people act wierd. I'm really not the kind of person who should be doing 'ups' anyways. |
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breaking down barriers in gratuitous nudity
(08-01-2012, 11:43 PM)
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#103
Overrated imo. I'd rather smoke a dirty than snort it. edit: Although I avoid dirts anyway. I'd rather smoke an all-weed blunt than a dirty 99/100 times.
Last edited by bone_and_sinew; 08-03-2012 at 02:15 AM.
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demodded, not denutted
(08-01-2012, 11:47 PM)
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#106
If you asked me if I felt some drugs were beneficial, absolutely. They can provide eye-opening and enjoyable experiences that are really no different from bungie jumping or skydiving on the balance; they're all relatively dangerous activities that have some reward (read: high) at the end that you must account for when assessing whether it's worth it or not. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt in assuming you actually have a thought here and aren't just being dense.
Originally Posted by half a moon:
Last edited by Amir0x; 08-01-2012 at 11:53 PM.
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(08-01-2012, 11:48 PM)
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#107
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demodded, not denutted
(08-01-2012, 11:53 PM)
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#108
Using ammonia to separate one thing from another is an extremely common occurrence in the world of chemistry, and you also buy (and certainly use) all sorts of products that were I to list the different chemicals and disgusting shit used to get to the end result, you might freak out. You are not using an end product that is 1 part ammonia, 1 part diesel fuel, 2 parts cocaine. The end result is a pure cocaine powder; that is the power of chemistry. |
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(08-02-2012, 12:02 AM)
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#111
I don't know the stats, but I'm sure that if you include legal drugs, it would be well over 99.999999%.
I don't think some people have even a very basic understanding of chemistry. Synthesis of a chemical compound isn't like no-bake cooking. You don't throw a bunch of shit in a pot, mix it together, and create something that is merely the sum of its parts. Chemistry, as someone once said, is the study of change. |
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demodded, not denutted
(08-02-2012, 12:05 AM)
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#112
1. The government has made arbitrary lines between what drug is legal and not legal; such arbitrary governance should not dictate whether a discussion is OK or not. 2. That it is and will remain a huge part of life for hundreds of millions of people, and trying to hide it just makes that world more dangerous.
But yeah, is as you say. Chemistry is amazing. We should start a chemistry topic |
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Más perro que Dios y Jesús combinados, más machín que blue demon y más famoso que el santo
(08-02-2012, 12:14 AM)
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#114
As it's been said a thousand times in this thread already, you're not snorting that. If the end product is pure, like it's supposed to be, you won't be snorting those chemicals. The coke from that video is full of impurities because his techniques are just terrible and unsanitary. |
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(08-02-2012, 12:14 AM)
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#115
You talk on and on, in multiple threads, about all the positive experiences you've had while high as a kite and for some reason, you don't see that as advocating drug use. People are arguing about whether kids will smoke because of a cartoon camel and you are suggesting that sex on cocaine is like... let me get the quote right... "the feeling is like shooting your entire essence out of your dick or some shit." So yeah, I think you might be advocating drug use just a little. Look, it's your life and you are welcome to waste it in whatever manner you see fit. I don't judge you for using drugs. If you were my friend, I'd beat the ever loving shit out of you, but you aren't my friend and that absolves me of any say in or responsibility for your life. I was merely pointing out that: A) NeoGAF is super concerned about hurting feelings, but not so super concerned about the admitting and promoting of illegal activities. B) You are full of shit. |
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(08-02-2012, 12:21 AM)
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#117
By the same token, the fact that the DEA lists "euphoria" as a possible effect of a particular narcotic is advocating drug use. I'm not sure if you've ever done intoxicating drugs (including alcohol); the fact is, sometimes they can cause pleasure. That's part of their allure.
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(08-02-2012, 12:31 AM)
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#119
I lost a friend. He suffocated while inhaling homemade nitrous oxide inside a plastic shopping bag. It was a senseless, worthless way to die and it pisses me off that he threw away his life chasing something as petty and fleeting as a "nice buzz".
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(08-02-2012, 12:35 AM)
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#120
Also, I genuinely believe that some drugs can be used beneifically, legal or otherwise. |
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(08-02-2012, 12:37 AM)
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#121
i am really sorry that you lost your friend. i really am; i have lost friends too, and it doesn't get any easier. but you're attacking the wrong thing here.
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demodded, not denutted
(08-02-2012, 12:49 AM)
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#123
The problem here is that you clearly have no idea whatsoever what you are talking about. Take the problem you have with my comparison. Comparisons have been made for ages, by actual scientists in actual studies, about the similarities between the very real highs people get when chasing the 'rush' of skydiving and bungie jumping and the very real highs people get when taking drugs. And, like drugs, these activities involve a high level of risk (in fact, base jumping is far more dangerous than most drugs.) Hell, there was a special on National Geographic just the other day where they were having a discussion about what motivates skydivers/base jumpers, and the conclusion was that it's a 'high' similar to any drug. The similarities are so obvious as to be embarrassing for you with your 'kool-aid' talk. Shows you're not thinking about the subject rationally.
And the truth involves being honest about the 'euphoria' these drugs offer. Even drug enforcement websites list euphoria as a side effect... are they advocating drug use? If these rewards were not there, nobody would do drugs. Similarly, as already mentioned, GAF is a global community; drugs are legal or decriminalized in many, many countries. Do you think this is a place where only US-centric topics can be discussed? That does not mean I advocate doing drugs. I have on many, many occasions discussed the various dangers and risk factors involved with doing drugs. I've spoken at length about the safer and more responsible paths for taking them if you have to do it, and how it's extremely important you are making an informed decision before trying anything. Research and understand is crucial before responsibly deciding to do these things or not to do these things. But, the reality is I have had many good drug experiences too. That's simply the truth. And in the final analysis of the subject, one must be open about the reasons people use. If you actual care about reducing drug use and preventing incidents like your friend, you'd put an emphasis on decriminalization, rehabilitation and education. TRUE education, not this half-in, half-out fear shit that is currently endorsed by the government. In countries that have decriminalized and done exactly this, drug use has gone down exponentially.
Therefore, it's inane to say one is 'wasting' life by calculating the risks and determining that for ME personally (and this is not the same decision others should make; it's a personal one) the use of these things is worth it, since it creates pleasure feedback so high that it is literally impossible to replicate in every day life. I feel like I would have wasted my life not to have felt these things. But I admire those who don't do it, and find their pleasure in other ways. THAT is true 'not judging.' too bad you've only hurt your case in this regard.
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(08-02-2012, 12:53 AM)
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#124
Drugs made properly in the correct hands can be highly beneficial. We spend our entire lives getting high. Everything you do is (or should be) designed to maximize your pleasure and minimize your displeasure. You're always trying to be high. A nice buzz feels really damn good. It's like sky diving... except better because you can multi task instead of falling through the sky. |
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(08-02-2012, 01:07 AM)
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#125
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Aliens made this post
(08-02-2012, 01:11 AM)
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#127
What the fuck?
This thread is not about drug advocation. Stop trying to troll Amirox and get him banned, which is clearly what you're trying to do. Its a discussion about drugs in the thread about how cocaine is made. Sqorgar, you're doing nothing but judging...If theres something wrong with something Amirox is saying, a Mod will deal with him. Take your hallpass monitor badge elsewhere. I've had positive experiences on drugs, as well as bad ones. As any person answering the original question noted the ups and down. Drug use is risk assessment, and its directly tied to smoking, alcohol use, or jumping out of a plane. All have its ups and downs, but prescription pill abuse kill more people than cocaine and weed combined. No chemicals in your body is good, but people do things for their own personal reasons, no one in this thread is in any position to judge anyone over it. |
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(08-02-2012, 01:23 AM)
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#130
I feel I have better control and can go longer as well. Is that the case with anyone else? I get the same reaction on narcotic painkillers, which I prefer more than anything out there!
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demodded, not denutted
(08-02-2012, 01:32 AM)
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#131
but painkillers are my vice of choice at the moment, really easy to get, really cheap, fantastic, laid back buzz. |
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(08-02-2012, 01:35 AM)
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#132
Here's a quote from the Bolivian constitution: "The State shall protect native and ancestral coca as cultural patrimony, a renewable natural resource of Bolivia's biodiversity, and as a factor of social cohesion; in its natural state it is not a narcotic. Its revaluing, production, commercialization, and industrialization shall be regulated by law."
So cocaine is illegal... but the plant in it's natural state is not a narcotic. |
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(08-02-2012, 01:40 AM)
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#134
Oxy and morphine I used to do but got pretty messed up over those and rehabbed. Never went back, mainly because how much I like the weaker drugs high. |
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demodded, not denutted
(08-02-2012, 01:48 AM)
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#136
So I'm all oxycodone, Oxycontin 30/60mg style. Sometimes snorted, sometimes taken straight depending on my mood. My problem is that I've let this habit get a little away from me, my tolerance is super high right now. I usually set aside two weekends a month to party on the stuff, and still my tolerance is like 280mg a pop to get that buzz anymore. Anyway, for the Sqorgar's of the world: These drugs can be extremely dangerous and one should do thorough research before trying anything out. Not all drugs are for all people. You may have certain risks of interactions with drugs, a weak heart, rough lungs, anything... and you have to make an honest assessment before determining what you do. Similarly, dosages and body weight factor in dramatically with a lot of these substances. Please be assure you take the minimal amount and work your way up if you MUST do these things. |
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(08-02-2012, 03:11 AM)
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#140
I don't care if someone I've never met or ever will meet does drugs. I'm attacking him for the justification that it is no different than skydiving. Amir0x strikes me as a bright, young person who has become really adept at justifying whatever opinion he wants to have, regardless of how smart or justified such an opinion is. I just want to remind him, and others like him, that just because you've convinced yourself, doesn't mean you are convincing.
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Risk assessment involves knowing the odds. In 2009, there were 4.6 million drug-related emergency room visits. That includes alcohol and prescription drug abuse. Roughly a million visits were strictly illegal substance abuse, with cocaine representing over 420,000 visits, pot 380,000 visits, and heroin 200,000 visits. And not a single fucking one of them thought it was going to be them. Other people are junkies. Not me. Never me.
My friend wasn't an idiot, and that's what makes his tragedy that much harder to take. He knew better. He just didn't think it would happen to him.
You don't really believe this. I know you think you do, but you don't. Deep down, you know it is a flimsy, irresponsible viewpoint and I know that if anyone ever used the same argument against you, you'd shoot them down quickly and think less of them as a person. So why do you think such a statement represents an air tight defense of your behavior? |
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(08-02-2012, 03:13 AM)
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#141
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White WR Defense Force™
(08-02-2012, 03:18 AM)
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#143
hey guys if you need to hear fun horror stories about overdoses/people dying/how I nearly ruined 3 years of my life with the help of OxyContin, feel free to PM me. I can understand people want the whole story, and it seems like thanks to Ami we're (thankfully, for Ami) only getting the good side of the story.
Not to say anything AmiRox is saying is wrong, but I can see the benefits of understanding both sides of the story (somebody that can handle their drugs, somebody that cannot handle their drugs). |