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annoying sayings from drug users

tightlywound said:
also random but I'm reading through this and seeing that "Ms" is apparently a super common name for oxy 30s in many areas? how weird, I have never once heard an oxy referred to as an "M" ...around here an "M" is a morphine pill -- as in "M30s," "M100s" etc. why are they called Ms? where does that come from? I thought they had an A (and numbers) printed on them? I have barely ever done oxy though as it doesn't do shit for me w/ my tolerance so I may be mistaken about the print. can someone tell me where the "M" name comes from? around here the most common name for them is "blues." oh and "beans" are usually ecstasy, I've never heard oxy referred to as "beans" either. hm.
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We used to call oxy 30s "m boxes" when they had a m on one side with a square around. Haven't seen those in years tho
 
Erikmen said:
"I'm not addicted, I can use and stop anytime I want."
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This is true for me but I'd never boast about it. 99.9% of people saying it are lying, it's one of those things where if it applies to you, you don't exactly wave it around.
 
"I can't do this. Everyone dies anyway" and from smokers "My grandad smoked until he was 93 and he never had a problem with it."
 
satya said:
"nootropic"

"oh you mean like in the movie Limitless?"

smh
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it's amazing how certain people obtain so much of their information through pop culture, rather than through academia, empirical evidence, observation, and peer reviewed studies.
 
"I got you, you know I'm good for it bro"

Yeah son I'm not a fucking bank, nor am I a loan shark or idiot. Get the fuck out my face.

I haven't loaned or borrowed anything since I was a teenager.

I would have more respect for people like this if rather than begging with bogus promises of paying me back they just put a gun to my head and took shit from me.

At least that's honest and shows some initiative.
 
"The reason i am doing that is because you didn't help me. Because of the circumstances I had no choice."
I believe that one can only recover if he or she admits it's not due to others that you are a junkie.
Nobody could say I'm a junkie because my parents ignored me. It is a easy way out, unfortunately.
 
treezy z said:
"I got you, you know I'm good for it bro"

Yeah son I'm not a fucking bank, nor am I a loan shark or idiot. Get the fuck out my face.

I would have more respect for people like this if rather than begging with bogus promises of paying me back they just put a gun to my head and took shit from me.
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I'm with you on that. One of my good friends (somebody that got me into opiates so I dunno how good I guess..) would always be pressuring me to do things I didn't always feel like (go cop H, etc) and to loan him cash or drugs that he never paid back that I just quit returning his messages. Still bums me out that I lost a friend but homie was kinda unstable--personal health choices...
 
At the end we have to choose personal heathy choices for us and for our beloved ones.
 
"Yeah let's do it after I get my fix and feel better." And then you'll wait until he has nodded for hours and you are anxiously waiting and knowing you should be somewhere else at the moment.

A friend asked me to get him to a grocery store and when I got to his place he was just about to IV some opiates.
 
"The first time I took ___(insert name of any drug from LSD to heroin) I felt like I was truly myself."

No, you felt like you were the self your world had convinced you was the "self" you should be. Your authentic self doesn't need a damn thing to be itself. You knew that when you were three years old but the world has many insidious ways of making you forget that.
 
^ I've known people who've described their first drug experience like that before. Opiate and benzodiazepine addicts especially. The way it's usually explained to me is that the person's brain is an incomplete puzzle with one piece missing, and [insert drug] just happens to be the shape of the one missing piece.

People like that are often the most dedicated drug addicts, in my experience. That's one of the biggest dangers for any newcomer into something like opiates, I think, is that you may just find out that you're a "puzzle piece addict"
 
Yes, like people who says they were born without enough endorphin, reason for which they 'need' to use. Or how their are destined to be on that patch are there's no other way, etc.
 
I used to say at one point that I have to use downers because I use my brains so much during the day and need them to shift my brains from drive into neutral for the evening and to parking for the night.
 
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