Bonus points if you convince the cop to direct you exactly to the newest dope house, as that's where your sick relative must be and the clock is ticking.
I'm gonna try that next time. Lol
Bonus points if you convince the cop to direct you exactly to the newest dope house, as that's where your sick relative must be and the clock is ticking.
Is heroin hard on your kidneys and liver? How would you suggest a newer user should consume it? And finally lets just say the dope is average quality, about how much should one do without accidentally going overboard and being sick? I hear a lot of people talking about several bags at a time when they pick up. How much is usually in a bag and how many bags would you suggest a new user start off with?
Yeah. oh well. When I get my own career, I'll have a fresh insurance (I'll be off my parent's) and I'm gonna keep drug history hidden. Assuming I'm off methadone by then, of course. I just turned 23, and I'll need to have my own insurance/career by 26, so that will have been 4 years on methadone. That seems like a long enough time, possibly. We'll see. I'm still glad I got on done, its like that "miracle" drug, for me anyway. So yeah, no regrets, Its just weird/frustrating seeing (Even though I know it has been happening for a very long time) the way doctors treat methadone patients in person.That's exactly why I've never opted to go the done route..
^^ Good grief...this smells funny. You are hardly breaking ground with your "research". It's all been done before...
http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/gang-violence-heroin-new-breeds-vice-lords/Content?oid=8761736
Well obviously I'm not doing this to break new ground, it's for a class and for a grade. And if you search this topic in academic journals, nothing has been written about this topic. Academic papers on heroin and Chicago only bring up results about users, not about the dope boys and how they operate. So maybe it would be better to interview them but I'm not sure things would go well if I walked around Pulaski and Madison with a clipboard and tape recorder. And yeah, I'm using that article as a source.
Gang Leader for a Day (Venkatesh) and Freakonomics (Leavitt) are popular books derived from the author's scholarly work that directly addresses drug dealing in Chicago.
lol...good thing i got more subs than a fucking jimmy johns
I really want to get on methadone and maybe get my life back. Its either that or kill myself. I am so tired of the roller coaster. all my friends and family hating me. The fuckinh shame. It really sucks I picked such a socially unacceptable addiction. The main thing stopping me is not ever getting take homes since I am a major pothead. Do you guys think it will be worth it to try done knowing that its probably my last option before suicide? Or am a just deluding myself into thinking I will eventually feel better?
The drugs are only a part of the equation. For as long as I can remember killing myself is the first thing I think about when I wake up and the last thought before bed. That's why I started heroin all those years ago. It masks some of the feelings I have but this shit is not really sustainable. And I am just really tired. Deep down inside I am just not good enough, not strong enough. I cant really cope. So why torture myself? Because society thinks living the longest life possible is the ideal outcome? I don't know. I am not saying I am 100 percent gonna kill myself. Its just an idea I have been kicking around more and more lately. And if I do it will be with a drug overdose. Which will be tricky since my tolerance is so fucking high. I appreciate everyones concern my original post was out of emotional frustration. my apologies for the drama