tj7
Greenlighter
- Joined
- Dec 30, 2024
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'80s racemic P2P
'90s red
'90s anhydrous
early '00s ice (red, anhydrous, racemic and resolved P2P routes)
I've been using this stuff from '89 to the present day in the forms listed above and others and up until 2008 (guesstimated) all of it was very capable of keeping users up for weeks if supply was no issue. You didn't have to try to stay up, it was effortless. Many times I stayed up for 10-12 days consecutively and I remember a particular February where I stayed up for 16 days, crashed for 8 hours then went another 5 days, crashed for 4 hours got up and finished out the month. I know you younger users will insist that I and other older meth users who make similar claims must, unwittingly, have micro-slept and thus incorrectly assumed we had been up much longer. I won't deny that being a possibility at all and it's probably true. So here's my question: If you think that todays meth is just as good as it's ever been and has the same effects it's always had and this is just a tolerance issue, then why doesn't the meth today have you younger users incorrectly assuming you've been up for a week or 2 too? Something else is going on with meth because it has changed fundamentally in recent years.
'90s red
'90s anhydrous
early '00s ice (red, anhydrous, racemic and resolved P2P routes)
I've been using this stuff from '89 to the present day in the forms listed above and others and up until 2008 (guesstimated) all of it was very capable of keeping users up for weeks if supply was no issue. You didn't have to try to stay up, it was effortless. Many times I stayed up for 10-12 days consecutively and I remember a particular February where I stayed up for 16 days, crashed for 8 hours then went another 5 days, crashed for 4 hours got up and finished out the month. I know you younger users will insist that I and other older meth users who make similar claims must, unwittingly, have micro-slept and thus incorrectly assumed we had been up much longer. I won't deny that being a possibility at all and it's probably true. So here's my question: If you think that todays meth is just as good as it's ever been and has the same effects it's always had and this is just a tolerance issue, then why doesn't the meth today have you younger users incorrectly assuming you've been up for a week or 2 too? Something else is going on with meth because it has changed fundamentally in recent years.
