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Sodium Pentathol

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Effigy

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Has anyone tried sodium pentathol? It's a barbituate that is used as a truth serum drug. It removes users inhibitions so much that often say things that they normally wouldn't say.
One of my favorite aspects about using drugs is that they lower my inhibitions. I would like to try this drug.
Does it have any recreational value? Is it perscribed for anything? I guess I am just really trying to find out how I could acquire it.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
 
Its a barbituate. Its used to render patients unconsious for quick surgerys. No its not prescribed for anything, sorry. You'll find, that much like other barbituates it will lower your inhibitions. This is mostly because your so "out of it" you don't know whats going on anyway. At low doses you will feel intoxicated, at mid doses you will be put in a stuper, at high doses you will lose consiousness. Its not exactly recreational.
 
Man, I had access to a big huge jug of this a few years ago when I was robbing a vet clinic with an employee. We passed it up because she misinformed me it was something used to put dogs to sleep with.
Oh well. It's been 3 years. I should get over it.
 
Just because she says they use it to put dogs to sleep with doesn't mean you should pass it up! What about Ketamine? "They use that to knock out kitty cats for surgery. I wouldn't want that!" :)
-ikarus
 
Ketamine is used on all animals including humans. I dont know why people associate it with cats.
 
I think it's associated with cats because cats and dogs are the most common animals to take to the vet. And I'd rather have a drug be associated with cats than dogs. Why? Well when I do bumps of K while I'm rolling I prefer to be "kittyflipping" rather than "doggyflipping". It just sounds better :)
-ikarus
 
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