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why the fuck would you even wanna try that shit??????? hope you od and die |
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one cannot justify railing, injesting, hooping, injecting, smoking, etc if you do one of the above. a drug is a drug is a drug. stickin crystal up your nose is any better. uber loading your body full of saratonin and paying for it a week later is better.... sticking caps up your ass is a lot better.. a drug is a drug is a drug. oh ya, back to my point. shut the fuck up. |
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My personal thought of the drug, is it is nasty!!!
If you haven't done it, don't! But I say that with all drugs, if you haven't done it, why bother...but that's my opinion! DRUGS ARE BAD! Have you ever heard of hard drugs helping peoples lives??? |
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short little reply though: something doesn't have to help one's life in order to provide justification for itself. Last edited by inkster; Jul 14, 03 at 04:35 PM. |
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e's are good at raves 100000% but not outside of raves for surely makes MY life more enjoyable :smoke1: |
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Vancouver police are warning the public about an unprecedented number of possible sexual assaults in recent days, all linked to a date-rape drug.
Sergeant Tom McCluskie of the VPD sexual offence squad said police are investigating eight reported cases of GHB (gamma hydroxy butyrate) being slipped into women's drinks at city bars and nightclubs in the past 10 days. As many as 24 similar incidents have been reported since May. "It's an alarming trend right now. That's an unusual amount," McCluskie said. "It's a considerable amount more [than in years past]. Certainly, without question we're seeing an increasing trend." The most recent incident occurred Tuesday night at a night club in south Vancouver. The female victim was found unconscious in an industrial area after she left the establishment. McCluskie said police have reason to suspect the woman was sexually assaulted. All the recent cases involve women who live in the Lower Mainland and were drinking at public establishments. Police are not revealing the names of the women or the establishments. McCluskie said GHB is considered a 'party drug' that can, in small doses, increase sexual arousal. In large doses, the drug can lead to complete loss of consciousness, giddiness, slurred speech, loss of inhibition, even death. Someone who overdoses on GHB typically passes out for about three hours and cannot be awakened. GHB is clear and, when diluted in a drink, has no taste. Combined with alcohol, the drug's effects are more pronounced. Victims often wake up with no idea what has happened to them, McCluskie said, which makes the job of investigating the recent rash of GHB poisonings difficult. "People are basically rendered unconscious for a period of time, somewhere between two and four hours where they have absolutely no recollection of the specific time period," McCluskie explained. "Typically, the victim takes two or three days to come around, to realize something terrible happened. We don't have the luxury of getting proper toxicology [tests completed]. We don't get their urine, we don't get their blood, because they don't come in [to the police station to report the possible assault]," he said. "First of all, in effect, we have no witness. The victim themselves can't tell us what happened. They don't know if there was a sexual assault, but there are some circumstances that are concerning to them. "One is that they woke up naked in their bed and they don't remember going to bed, don't remember even going home. There is an assumption, because they're naked that they were sexually assaulted, and that's not a quantum leap. "They remember getting to a stage where they were either tipsy or there was a loss of balance that was inconsistent with the amount of alcohol consumed and the next thing, they wake up several hours later, usually it's nude, often it's in their own residence," McCluskie said. Police are currently reviewing surveillance videos from the bars the women were drinking in and talking to their friends in an effort to discover with whom they might have left the drinking establishments. McCluskie does not believe the eight recent incidents are the work of one individual. The sexual offence squad plans to meet today to discuss enforcement strategies and a public awareness campaign to prevent more people from being victimized. According to McCluskie, the best defence is vigilance. Asking friends to take care of your drink is not a foolproof plan because while you're dancing or in the washroom, those friends may look away for a few moments and it takes "less than two seconds" to administer a GHB dose powerful enough to knock a victim out. "You have to never lose visual contact with that drink. If you do, don't drink it," McCluskie warned. |
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Effects of large doses?
Sedation, sleepiness, rambling and incoherent speech, difficulty thinking, silliness, giddiness, unconsciousness, or death. Effects of overdose? Sleep or sedation from which the victim cannot be awakened by any means for two to three hours, or death. |
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ppl shouldn't be telling other ppl that what they say ain't valuable because they think that they're a druggie you're not them so don't say they're something that they may not be. IT MAKES YOU LOOK CHEAP |
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the kid was hitting his dad and telling him he ruined his family and shit like that. why do something that could lead to that |
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thanx. :) pm me your number, i'm living not too far from where you are (commercial and frances). we gotta get together sometime. wurd. |
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I LOOK CHEAP TO A STRANGER ON A MESSAGE BOARD?!! WHAT EVER AM I GOING TO DO?!!! |