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amphetamines and the individual

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CryoPhuze

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how many people do you know or did know that regularly used speed? how many people do you think that did it in extreme levels and for days still use it currently? how many new kids have you seen trolley into the devil realm of tweak? well the answer to all of the above is most likely yes to all q's. tis a sad sad reality, although i enthrall inside even today, i am not near what i used to be, back in the pre-discovering days of blind fun. speed is not as bad in terms of negative probabilities, since the user is basically going to feel more alert and speedy, hence, x and other harder types has shown negative solidly over the use of non-MDMA properties. meth is still negative, and its downfall is the mental alterations made during withdrawl and similar assumptions. my observations through self and friends proves its tendency to make good friends become irritable and grumpy as well as negatively anti-social. these effects on the personality can be negated and ceased through responsible use, by regulating use, and keeping to a sleep pattern that is healthy. i know tweakin out for days is fun, but the harm done on one's body is not worth the damage. and why this seems odd, well milk and cheese is a great thing to eat to ensure calcium levels are normal.
 
haha think about vasoconstriction buddy! Those amphetamine binges that go on for days- ya know you lay there and tweak out and then your leg falls asleep... its called an indicator sign for a stroke..
 
Shit... shut the fuck up.
Reality is, your' not going to have a stroke or a heart attack from occasional meth use or even binging for days unless you already have some sort of medical problem already.
Now if you start doing the shit all the time you might have some eventual problems, but most of your heart attacks/strokes/kidney fuck ups and hosts of other problems usually only show up with long term use (years).
Avoiding long term use is definately in your best interest. Unfortunately, doing so will probably be very hard especially if you have a constant source of the devil crank. It will suck the life out of you and turn you into a 90 pound shell of your former self. You don't want to depend on a chemical to feel normal.
So my advice would be to avoid this drug not because it might make you have a heart attack or stroke, but because of the way it might rip apart your life, livelihood, and relationships, (and your wallet), if you get addicted to it.
 
would you like to omit the shut the fuck up, concidering the fact that its true, and yes you can have a stroke from it, even if your healthy... You dont have to be an amphetamine whore like myself to have a stroke from it. So cool your jets.:\
 
Neptune said:
Shit... shut the fuck up.
Reality is, your' not going to have a stroke or a heart attack from occasional meth use or even binging for days unless you already have some sort of medical problem already.
Now if you start doing the shit all the time you might have some eventual problems, but most of your heart attacks/strokes/kidney fuck ups and hosts of other problems usually only show up with long term use (years).
Avoiding long term use is definately in your best interest. Unfortunately, doing so will probably be very hard especially if you have a constant source of the devil crank. It will suck the life out of you and turn you into a 90 pound shell of your former self. You don't want to depend on a chemical to feel normal.
So my advice would be to avoid this drug not because it might make you have a heart attack or stroke, but because of the way it might rip apart your life, livelihood, and relationships, (and your wallet), if you get addicted to it. [/QUOTE

"shit, shut the fuck up" what the fuck kinda way to agrue with someone is that

hope you were just being a little smartass, and not serious. now, prior medical conditions aside, you can have problems from both acute and chronic use of any drug. meth is actually a rather tough one on the body, due to the massive release of NE. now, you binge for days, your body is operating with an increased heart rate, dehydration can set in, bp goes way up which can cause rupturing of any weakened blood vessles in, ect.

telling someone they will not die from occasional use is wrong. calling someone stupid for saying they might is worse. while the odds are against it, it can happen.

why don't you apologizes to WV and go back and study before you post.
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well i know of all of its negative effects. but calcium is priority for me cause my teeth are unusually weak for someone who has the dental hygiene of the likes of Qbert. My genetical passdown gave me weak teeth, and heart complications i worry of, but set aside for the time, since i am only 23. but i am one of few who conserves speed like a bank, and do not enjoy gettin so twacked that sweat pours and hands tremble. i like minimal doses, because i dont like the unnatural heavy heartbeats, and such. I like to dose myself on speed for initial purposes relating to hyper brain function. Thus allowing me to stay focused, and complete tasks and creative output. Instilling too much speed only makes me restless, and unable to sit still, and become depressed from my overbearing buzz that blocks me from staying within focus of my projects.
 
ceryc said:
might is worse. while the odds are against it, it can happen.

why don't you apologizes to WV and go back and study before you post. [/B]
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Why don't you blow me? Bizznizidliditch. :p
 
Arguing over the internet is like competing in the special olympics, even if you win you're still retarded.;)
 
Neptune said:

So my advice would be to avoid this drug not because it might make you have a heart attack or stroke, but because of the way it might rip apart your life, livelihood, and relationships, (and your wallet), if you get addicted to it.
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This is true, but only for fucking stupid asses like you who shouldn't be taking drugs in the first place.

It's possible to use any drugs and not become addicted. I'm living proof of that.
 
Yeah everyone here is real smart and we got all the answers.

Truth is there is no solid advice because results are never the same, especially when referring to drug use. If you say meth is safe, you're wrong. If you say it isn't safe, you're wrong again. It's not a fucking sureshot people, but I know that after getting run down by a car i don't walk in front of traffic anymore.

Now go eat some fucking calcium.
 
CryoPhuze said:
well i know of all of its negative effects. but calcium is priority for me cause my teeth are unusually weak for someone who has the dental hygiene of the likes of Qbert. My genetical passdown gave me weak teeth, and heart complications i worry of, but set aside for the time, since i am only 23. but i am one of few who conserves speed like a bank, and do not enjoy gettin so twacked that sweat pours and hands tremble. i like minimal doses, because i dont like the unnatural heavy heartbeats, and such. I like to dose myself on speed for initial purposes relating to hyper brain function. Thus allowing me to stay focused, and complete tasks and creative output. Instilling too much speed only makes me restless, and unable to sit still, and become depressed from my overbearing buzz that blocks me from staying within focus of my projects.
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Just a question, and please don't take it the wrong way:

Are you a non-native speaker (typer) of English? Or are you just trying to be poetic? I understood what you wrote but you use some strange word choices and the writer in me gets curious.

In any event, my best advice from observing methamphetamine use in friends and relatives is to either do it very infrequently or just leave off.

And Jesus H. Christ, while you may not be an addict now, don't get too cocky because it is a slippery slope. You realize how strange that last sentence sounds? Well, in any event, I'm not trying to diss you or anything, but the way you post makes it sound like you consider yourself invincible, I thought we'd learned enough lately to squash that feeling in most of us.
 
And Jesus H. Christ, while you may not be an addict now, don't get too cocky because it is a slippery slope. You realize how strange that last sentence sounds? Well, in any event, I'm not trying to diss you or anything, but the way you post makes it sound like you consider yourself invincible, I thought we'd learned enough lately to squash that feeling in most of us.
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I'm sorry JHC, but I have to agree with JerryBlunted. I'm not picking on you, just warning.
The first time I tried meth was three years ago (damn, time flyies :)). During the first two years, I would use meth maybe once every three, four months. Thinking that I might get addicted didn't even cross my mind.

I associated with people that were hooked on meth for years. Everytime I spoke to them, I would feel sorrow, pitty and... disbelief. I couldn't comprehend how they fallen into the trap of addiction. I used to love listening to their stories - how it all started, the 'adventures' they had. How they drove from one end of Australia to the other in a stolen vehicle (this guy used to steal cars, not for profit, but for the thrill and the love of cars). I might get them to post on BL one day - very interesting people.

Anyway, as I said, my meth usage was very low. However, just recently, out of nowhere, I started craving meth. From doing it every weekend, to using it for school work during the week. The idea that I will never get addicted definetly didn't help. Fortunately, I realised that my usage is getting out of control, so I'm cutting down. Nevertheless, I still have cravings for it.

The point is, don't be too cocky. The notion that you'll never get addicted might just turn around, and slap you in the face. Right now you might think everything is under control, but with that additude, things might get out of control. Just be careful.
 
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