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What is the rarest drug you ever used?

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I've taken pure mescaline in a capsule. Lots of people like to try to tell me it probably wasn't pure mescaline, but they don't know my dealer. I know my dealer. I know what I took. Pure freakin mescaline, bitch =D
 
Probably pure delta-9 THC, even I was extremely surprised when I got it, id say it was somehow synthesized rather than extracted. It was ok, id rather just smoke weed though.
 
Ive taken most drugs:
Shrooms, MDMA, PCP, HEROIN (and assorted Pain Killers ie: Percocet, Vicodin, OxyContin), Coke, Crack, speed, Weed, salvia...

The rarest will be PCP, I have dont it 2-3 times in my life (would never do it again!)
But I haven't seen or heard anything bout PCP in a long time...
I never see it around.
All the other ones I listed are easy to find.
 
rikerliker707 said:
Talwin as in pentazocine? Did you do this with tripelennamine in a T's and Blues format?
Pentazocine was known as Fortral in Britain, think it's still about but only for terminal cases and women in labour- like pethidine. It's a drug midwives are allowed to independently supply for this reason.
(I think that's what Ts and blues refer to. Blues back in the day also referred to Numorphan oxymorphone pills and some form of strong pharmy amphetamine, but now refer to Diazepam 10mg on the street.)
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Drug: PENTAZOCINE (Talwin, Fortalgesic)

Description: Patented in 1962, pentazocine belongs to the benzomorphan group of mixed agonist-antagonist opiate drugs. That means that it bonds to some opiate receptors but can unseat some already-consumed opiates binding to other receptors. Roughly one-third as powerful as morphine, pentazocine, is also of shorter duration. On the other hand, withdrawal symptoms are comparatively mild. At one time, Talwin was widely used on the street, particularly in combination with an antihystamine (an injected formulation nicknamed “Ts and Blues”). Talwin tablets have a high talc content, however, which causes talc deposits and lesions in the lungs when injected. Moreover, Winthrop has taken to formulating Talwin with naloxone, a pure opiate antagonist, which causes abrupt withdrawal symptoms when injected. Consequently, Talwin has pretty much fallen off the street drug map.

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I forget the name of one pill thats popular or rather used to be in Europe, strong opiate. I forget, ah diacol*? fuck. Oxymorphone used to be very rare for me. I only was able ever to get oxymorphone suppositories once and Numorphone once or twice in 20 yrs. Now Opana has the oxymorph market semi flooded.

Peace,
Seedless

Diaconol?
 
I think my entry in this thread is going to be pretty high up on the rarity list, although I won't be surprised if some people think I'm full of shit. Here's a hint: I didn't get it from a drug dealer.

Racemorphanol

And for those of you who are interested, it was surprisingly like Ketamine in terms of its psychedelic effects, but crazy euphoric. What I would imagine fairly high doses of K and H taken together would be like I guess.

Also, a lot of these drugs that people are saying are rare can be found easily at any one of a dozen music festivals I can think of...
 
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Rarest opiate is Oxymorphone(Opana), then opium which I come across twice in my life.

Other drug I done thats quite rare are 2C-B, and DMT.

-PLUR
 
bagochina said:
Drug: PENTAZOCINE (Talwin, Fortalgesic)

Description: Patented in 1962, pentazocine belongs to the benzomorphan group of mixed agonist-antagonist opiate drugs. That means that it bonds to some opiate receptors but can unseat some already-consumed opiates binding to other receptors. Roughly one-third as powerful as morphine, pentazocine, is also of shorter duration. On the other hand, withdrawal symptoms are comparatively mild. At one time, Talwin was widely used on the street, particularly in combination with an antihystamine (an injected formulation nicknamed “Ts and Blues”). Talwin tablets have a high talc content, however, which causes talc deposits and lesions in the lungs when injected. Moreover, Winthrop has taken to formulating Talwin with naloxone, a pure opiate antagonist, which causes abrupt withdrawal symptoms when injected. Consequently, Talwin has pretty much fallen off the street drug map.

link

I forget the name of one pill thats popular or rather used to be in Europe, strong opiate. I forget, ah diacol*? fuck. Oxymorphone used to be very rare for me. I only was able ever to get oxymorphone suppositories once and Numorphone once or twice in 20 yrs. Now Opana has the oxymorph market semi flooded.

Peace,
Seedless

Diaconol?
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Diconal? I hear that has a great rush. Spelled something like that, I guess I didn't get it right either. You've done it?
 
Smoked "real" opium once. I was already mad nice from killer NYC bags. Smoked the opium and just went to another level.
Used to see tons of fake opium at Dead shows (soap-ium) and shitty red rocks, but the real deal only once.
 
fentanyl...but in the hospital so it wasn't that enjoyable. I don't remember any of it. Otherwise, I never hear of it around.
 
^I envy you. I've come across a lot of drugs but mescaline is one that has never found its way to me despite my endless searching.
 
Saucy said:
^I envy you. I've come across a lot of drugs but mescaline is one that has never found its way to me despite my endless searching.
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I wonder if it is easier to get hands on in the Southwest United States, primarily due to it's strict legality to the Native American Church.
 
2-Aminoindan (2-AI) nah j/k just never heard of this before i looked it up on erowid.. i have a feeling a lot of the post are just people going to erowid and then looking for the most absurd chemical they can find and then posting it lol...
 
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