Shambles said:Good luck with that. Wish I'd thought of it - would have saved me a lot of trouble.
i8hooked said:A lifetime of using drugs and my antidepressants cause withdrawl...go figure eh?

johanneschimpo said:^ Well sure. If you're (for example) 80 years old and have a terminal illness, or something like that, why the hell not? Nothing to lose at that point, may as well bust out the Brompton's cocktail and have a party.![]()
hamonz said:Yeah
it does
i dont have H addicting
i like the high
but im not addicted
its like candy
i like the taste
but i dont need it
but H is really good candy!
:D
like tootsie rolls or something
. This is probably why you are not addicted - it's hard to fund a H habit on the average 14 year old's pocket money. Keep playing with smack and you will swiftly learn that it bites back. Tread very carefully with opiates, my young friend - they are not toys. Your life and all that, but I would strongly advise that you quit whilst you're ahead on this one. You will not win.Gaian Planes said:people skinpop smack yes I believe it is what addicts do who are heavy tolerance and are trying to maintain their habit.
ToxicFerret said:Good lord hell fucking no!
If I so much as miss a tiny drop, which is very fucking rare, but happens, my shit SWELLS like a bitch! I can't imagine pumping a full CC of that shit under my skin... ugh the pain! and itching!
50 - 100 units. a cc is not the same as a unit. most insulin syringes are 1cc the newer, little ones are 1/2ccsixpartseven said:Again, I think you're confusing skinpopping for IMing. Most addicts end up IMing to maintain a habit. Skinpopping is highly inefficient and trying to maintain a habit with it would be impossible.
I hate to be nit-picky, but "a tiny drop" is pretty much the same thing as a "full CC." Most syringes are either 50 - 100cc's. 1cc = 1ml.
