Morphoid
Bluelighter
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- Oct 31, 2010
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I had spent a good few years off the needle and unfortunately, after a recent chance encounter with an old friend who has hooked us up with a supply of the best gear we have ever come across (I'm serious ... it's incredible), I have ventured back into shooting gear. (I already feel horrible about it and the guilt is already crushing ... so please don't make me feel worse about it than I already do guys. I know ... I'm a moron.)
That said ... owing to the fact that almost all of the primarily accessible and useful veins in my hands and arms are either collapsed or too deep to find without poking around too much, I have taken to using a couple of fat veins in my feet. (I am aware of all the undesirable effects and risks this carries also, so please ... just let's skim over that. For anyone else thinking about going in your feet. DON'T! It's a bad idea and should be avoided.
I have noticed some rather interesting things.
The first point, is not really a mystery, as the gear has to travel further and is probably slightly more spread out in my blood flow before it reaches the brain. But why is the rush less intense? Is it because it is more spread out or diluted? Or is there some other reason.
I use the word gear of course to refer to freebase diacetylmorphine/heroin. Apologies, it is common parlance round these here parts.
That said ... owing to the fact that almost all of the primarily accessible and useful veins in my hands and arms are either collapsed or too deep to find without poking around too much, I have taken to using a couple of fat veins in my feet. (I am aware of all the undesirable effects and risks this carries also, so please ... just let's skim over that. For anyone else thinking about going in your feet. DON'T! It's a bad idea and should be avoided.
I have noticed some rather interesting things.
- The hit takes far longer to happen after a perfect administration into the vein in my foot, compared to say, a cephalic administration.
- The rush is far less intense.
The first point, is not really a mystery, as the gear has to travel further and is probably slightly more spread out in my blood flow before it reaches the brain. But why is the rush less intense? Is it because it is more spread out or diluted? Or is there some other reason.
I use the word gear of course to refer to freebase diacetylmorphine/heroin. Apologies, it is common parlance round these here parts.
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