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Coz I have flu. No access to other drugs. And will stop completely when im over this bug
now...
just sayin' buddy... there's a time and place for ACID... when ur down and looking for reason to life is not one of them. That's when it becomes dangerous, coz it is replacing and therefore hindering the development of: your own minds ability to work through and find answers to your problems...
knock
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So you've got this thing that can (apparently) stand in for the "minds ability" but, when you're mind is not able, you shouldn't use it? Keep it for when you don't need it? What function does it serve then?
Just saying.
ColtDan
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Booze and 4-FA hex, yeah i would have thought physcs at a low point in life wouldnt be wise but scotch knows what he/she is doing,
Plus its not a way out.... its a way IN. its not escapism, physcs teach you about yourself. insight gaining, enlightening
Might have sorted a lift for tonight, weather is absolute shite, i aint catchng a bus then treking 2 miles across exeter
Plus its not a way out.... its a way IN. its not escapism, physcs teach you about yourself. insight gaining, enlightening
Might have sorted a lift for tonight, weather is absolute shite, i aint catchng a bus then treking 2 miles across exeter
ScotchMist
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Again in your opinion. I find it therapeutic, cleansing... I appreciate the concern, im a big boy though Raas..
Id try Lempsip if I were you to.. just saying
Id try Lempsip if I were you to.. just saying
foolsgold
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no l.s.and depression not a good mix
WithMyLife
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Urgh, flu and booze. I think it's beating flu and sobreity, but by a tiny weeee
Shambles
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Blimey that rain's coming down hard out there by the sound of it. They said that it's gonna be a wet weekend even by Welsh Wales standards. As long as they've equipped the postie with a canoe or summat I don't mind.
Think I may just have an early night actually. That'll teach me for being up at 9am without a suitably stimulated overnight run-up... or perhaps it's the stimulated overnight run-up from the night before extracting its pound of snooze. Oh I wonder... but not too much. Nighty, all
That'll be the booze - don't buy it you rent it, as they say 8)
Think I may just have an early night actually. That'll teach me for being up at 9am without a suitably stimulated overnight run-up... or perhaps it's the stimulated overnight run-up from the night before extracting its pound of snooze. Oh I wonder... but not too much. Nighty, all
That'll be the booze - don't buy it you rent it, as they say 8)
foolsgold
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night shambles
foolsgold
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If the wet and windy weather is making you miserable you are not alone – penguins staying on our shores are sharing your pain.
The birds are being given antidepressants because the British climate is making them sad.
Staff at the Scarborough Sea Life Sactuary, in Yorkshire, are putting the ‘happy pills’ into the gills of dead fish during feeding time.
The South American seabirds hail from Chile and Peru and are used to a sunnier climate.
It is the first time the dozen Humboldt penguins at the sea life centre have needed the sporanox pills because of the woeful weather.
Lyndsey Crawford, the centre's display curator, said: “Humboldts in the wild on the coast of Peru and Chile can be subjected to some pretty wild extremes of weather.
“What they don’t get though is weeks of almost daily downpours and high winds,” she added.
“After the first week our birds were just a bit subdued, but after over a month now, they are thoroughly fed-up and miserable, much like the rest of us.
“They’re doing the trick so far, but we are all praying for the weather to change and at least a few successive days of sunshine to give the penguins the tonic they really need.“
Depression can lower the body's natural defences in penguins even more than in humans, experts claim.
The Humboldt penguin, also known as the Peruvian penguin and the Patranca, is named after the Peruvian cold water current it swims in.
But it is not the first time the penguins have been given medication at the Scarborough centre. In 2011, they were given antidepressants after suffering stress following a break-in.
They were left traumatised after a trespasser broke in and chased them.
Penguins are particularly vulnerable to any change of routine, but staff said they recovered from the incident.
Long-term stress plays havoc with the immune system and increases the chances of catching a cold for both penguins and humans.
The birds are being given antidepressants because the British climate is making them sad.
Staff at the Scarborough Sea Life Sactuary, in Yorkshire, are putting the ‘happy pills’ into the gills of dead fish during feeding time.
The South American seabirds hail from Chile and Peru and are used to a sunnier climate.
It is the first time the dozen Humboldt penguins at the sea life centre have needed the sporanox pills because of the woeful weather.
Lyndsey Crawford, the centre's display curator, said: “Humboldts in the wild on the coast of Peru and Chile can be subjected to some pretty wild extremes of weather.
“What they don’t get though is weeks of almost daily downpours and high winds,” she added.
“After the first week our birds were just a bit subdued, but after over a month now, they are thoroughly fed-up and miserable, much like the rest of us.
“They’re doing the trick so far, but we are all praying for the weather to change and at least a few successive days of sunshine to give the penguins the tonic they really need.“
Depression can lower the body's natural defences in penguins even more than in humans, experts claim.
The Humboldt penguin, also known as the Peruvian penguin and the Patranca, is named after the Peruvian cold water current it swims in.
But it is not the first time the penguins have been given medication at the Scarborough centre. In 2011, they were given antidepressants after suffering stress following a break-in.
They were left traumatised after a trespasser broke in and chased them.
Penguins are particularly vulnerable to any change of routine, but staff said they recovered from the incident.
Long-term stress plays havoc with the immune system and increases the chances of catching a cold for both penguins and humans.
pinkpapaver
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anyone here from Chester? the geezer on the cctv there has put me off going there. see tonights pisode.http://www.channel5.com/shows/criminals-caught-on-camera
monstanoodle
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Yorkshire born n bred
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeejjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjgggggggggggggggggggggg I'm so glad to get my lappy back.
I've lost all my production product files so I'm gunna start from scratch and try different styles.
Proper fucked tonight though = Got my meds early so Codeine, Diazepam and Gabapentin are in excess. Had a bottle of DXM around so I've had some of that and some Gin n Cider.
Makes a refreshing change from smoking MDPV for about 2 weeks 8(
NEED TO MAKE MUSIC!!!!!
Love to you all 
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeejjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjgggggggggggggggggggggg I'm so glad to get my lappy back.
I've lost all my production product files so I'm gunna start from scratch and try different styles.
Proper fucked tonight though = Got my meds early so Codeine, Diazepam and Gabapentin are in excess. Had a bottle of DXM around so I've had some of that and some Gin n Cider.
Makes a refreshing change from smoking MDPV for about 2 weeks 8(
NEED TO MAKE MUSIC!!!!!
Love to you all
pinkpapaver
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should try getting a job . I'm feeling a bit sad as the boys I was helping with their English don't need me any more. It's great helping little children.
joe90
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trippy drugs best left to the youngens... more interfering with my cheese sandwich than enhancing it
foolsgold
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gutting as fuck
Police have seized drugs worth almost £8m hidden inside pallets of frozen food.
Traffic officers found 225 kilograms of ketamine and more than 50 large packets containing cannabis after stopping a VW van on the M6 close to Sandbach services.
Detectives estimate the ketamine, a class C controlled drug, has a street value of £6.75 million and the cannabis to be worth in the region of £1 million.
As well as the 46-year-old driver, from Middlesex, officers from the north-west's regional organised crime unit, arrested a 66-year-old man at a house in Salford and two men aged 21 and 31 at an industrial building in Trafford Park .
All four men have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to supply Class A and B drugs and will be questioned tonight at various police stations throughout the North-west.
The investigation continues.
all that ket just gone
Police have seized drugs worth almost £8m hidden inside pallets of frozen food.
Traffic officers found 225 kilograms of ketamine and more than 50 large packets containing cannabis after stopping a VW van on the M6 close to Sandbach services.
Detectives estimate the ketamine, a class C controlled drug, has a street value of £6.75 million and the cannabis to be worth in the region of £1 million.
As well as the 46-year-old driver, from Middlesex, officers from the north-west's regional organised crime unit, arrested a 66-year-old man at a house in Salford and two men aged 21 and 31 at an industrial building in Trafford Park .
All four men have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to supply Class A and B drugs and will be questioned tonight at various police stations throughout the North-west.
The investigation continues.
all that ket just gone
hexagram
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well, isn't this as weird turn of events.
My ex, who spectacularly dumped me and ignored me for ages, I saw her out, pretended I didn;t recognize her, and she pushed me up against a wall and made out with me for ages.
seriously. what the fuck is happening. That's so weird. The moment I find someone else and start to move on, she randomly out of nowhere, pushes me agsinst the wall and kisses me. Weird
My ex, who spectacularly dumped me and ignored me for ages, I saw her out, pretended I didn;t recognize her, and she pushed me up against a wall and made out with me for ages.
seriously. what the fuck is happening. That's so weird. The moment I find someone else and start to move on, she randomly out of nowhere, pushes me agsinst the wall and kisses me. Weird
BlindHelperMonkey
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yes, and youve been thinking of it constantly ever since and are now posting about her motivations to anonymous bods on the internet
seems to me her plan worked quite well
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