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evilbrood

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Hi all !

I am lurking this forum from time to time since I've been interested in drugs, so maybe for 4 or 5 years now.

I am a 22 years old guy living near Paris in France.
I am currently in an engineering school and plan to go to China next year for a year or two.
I listen to a lot of music, mostly Metal (black, thrash, death...), Punk (mostly french, which is of course the best kind of punk in the world) and Rap/Hip-Hop (french and american) but I also listen to some electronic music (IDM, breakcore, berlin school, techno) and everything that is strange/unusual.

I discovered drugs with alcool and cannabis soon after. On the internet I heard about Salvia divinorium, I tried it and found it very strange and special.
I also tried "legal drugs" like codeine and DXM, which i still take from time to time
Then I discovered forums like this one and started to try all kind of stuff I bought on the web.
Cannabinoids, 2c-x, trypamines, some opioïds like O-desmethyltramadol (I still dream about finding this one, one of my favorites), dissociatives and stimulants.

In the last two years I began to take stimulants daily : 2,3,4-fa, ethylphenidate, speed, MDPV (worst 6 months of my life with this one).

I love to be high alone or with my friends who think I am a little crazy to try all these strange chemicals.

I may not post much as I spend most of my internet time of french speaking forums but I will come see you guinea pigs when I'll have questions about unknown chemicals that you are the only one courageous/crazy enough to try.

See ya !
 
Yes I've been to china last summer with a group of friends from my school.

We've been to Chengdu and stayed 2 months, we were supposed to do an internship in an university but our Chinese tutors had no work to make us do so we spent 2 months travelling around Sichuan, visiting the city and the country and going to the downtown at night to party.

It was pretty awesome, food is great (and spicy), cheap, nightclubs are free (some even offer you a bottle for free if you are a group of westerners), chinese people are very friendly, you just to have to walk around the nightclub and somenone will offer you drinks until you say stop or throw up =D

Plus women are beautiful and they like western guys very much :)

It is a very different culture (most of the people have never heard of Bob Marley for instance) with different rules, it was a very enriching experience.


I did not speak a word of Chinese at start but thanks to some of my friends who took some Chinese lessons I was able to order at the restaurant, count and do some little talk.
After this trip I took some Chinese lessons at my school, it is not a very difficult language to speak (but it is very difficult to write), the pronunciation is a little difficult but it is pretty easy to make sentences with a few words.


This was the first trip I did on my own (I've been to some european countries with my parents like Spain or Italy (Sicily)) and it won't be the last =D
 
evilbrood said:
Yes I've been to china last summer with a group of friends from my school.

We've been to Chengdu and stayed 2 months, we were supposed to do an internship in an university but our Chinese tutors had no work to make us do so we spent 2 months travelling around Sichuan, visiting the city and the country and going to the downtown at night to party.

It was pretty awesome, food is great (and spicy), cheap, nightclubs are free (some even offer you a bottle for free if you are a group of westerners), chinese people are very friendly, you just to have to walk around the nightclub and somenone will offer you drinks until you say stop or throw up =D

Plus women are beautiful and they like western guys very much :)

It is a very different culture (most of the people have never heard of Bob Marley for instance) with different rules, it was a very enriching experience.


I did not speak a word of Chinese at start but thanks to some of my friends who took some Chinese lessons I was able to order at the restaurant, count and do some little talk.
After this trip I took some Chinese lessons at my school, it is not a very difficult language to speak (but it is very difficult to write), the pronunciation is a little difficult but it is pretty easy to make sentences with a few words.


This was the first trip I did on my own (I've been to some european countries with my parents like Spain or Italy (Sicily)) and it won't be the last =D
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:) they do cause brain loss memory dsamage lol
 
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