Re: I seemed to have misplaced my schedule 1 narcotic drugs...
 

I used to not care so much about smoking and told myself that I'd just smoke a little bit and then quit, but since my step dad died recently of lung and throat cancer I've been somewhat cautious about smoking, but I don't think this is going to be the end of smoking, it's just a break until the shock of cancer goes away. Alcohol and other drugs in liquid form and any other drugs not taken through the lungs are fine by me and in fact I just took some morphine (mixed it with grapefruit juice yummm :)). All drugs are dangerous though and I'm especially scared when I take them alone but there's something that lures me to the stuff. It's not addiction, but it's the idea of drugs that gets me. Drugs, like several other subjects, are things I obsess over to the point that it's crazy. Not that I take drugs like crazy but it's just one of those things that if I hear something I'm like "Oooo! Oooo! Let me into the convo." I remind myself of this kid who, when I had my huge train set out for everyone to see, whined to his mother "mom I want to go play. Come on... He's got toys! Please mama." Poor kid really wanted to play tisk tisk.

Re: I seemed to have misplaced my schedule 1 narcotic drugs...
 

You do realize you build up a tolerance to opiates, right? I'd seriously suggest taking whatever pills and what not you may have, and trashing it. You're dealing with the devil when you start messing with the poppy, bro.


Yeah, I really can't stress enough how foolish it is for you to be even considering taking some more when you don't actually need it.

Re: I seemed to have misplaced my schedule 1 narcotic drugs...
 

Seeing my brother get fucked up by weed scarred me for life, never touching any drugs. Ever.

soothing high. Didn't get addicted
 

I flew over my bicycle after hitting a curb at night and smacked into the cement and ending up in the hospital, the doctor gave me vicodin to ease the pain of my arms that were jammed and formed a 90 degree angle. That vicodin was pretty good stuff and that was the best high I've had--the most soothing high. Didn't get addicted to it (I don't get addicted to anything) but my friends thought I would. Well, it was good. It made my stomach warm and happy and my head feel light. As a bonus I'd fall asleep afterwards. My boss wasn't too happy about me taking all those pills but 'I was in pain.'

Re: I seemed to have misplaced my schedule 1 narcotic drugs...
 

i remember kids in my old class used to sniff lysol