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

So where are all the junkies? I'm kinda curious as to know what type of drugs y'all have been introduced to and whether or not you still do them. Share some of your stories if you have any. If you don't want to share then don't post in this thread cuz your post is a waste of space.

Back in high school I tried pot for the first time but I was really sheltered at the time so after I smoked it I looked it up on wikipedia and found out that weed/pot was marijuana. I was like "shit, I just smoked marijuana. GASP!" It wasn't peer pressure it was just me saying to the hell with drugs and so I just smoked it to see what it did, to satisfy my curiosity. It was ok stuff and had some fun with it but I remember doing some ROTC color guard thing stoned and being scared shitless that someone would find out or that I would screw up the ceremony somehow, but it all turned out well, though I wouldn't let anybody see my bloodshot eyes.

In college I smoked a bit of pot and bought some off my dealer friend because he wanted to get rid of the stuff. He grew his own plants in his dorm room and smoked it in there. It was crazy that he was never caught. Then I was off the stuff for a while. He and I tried salvia but the stuff we got sucked and so nothing happened. It was supposed to make us see some out of this world stuff but nah... nah.

I don't care what some people say pot makes you stupid. Smoke it a few times and you're already screwing up your words when you speak. I guess it's ok to smoke every once in a while though.

A couple months ago whenever 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.'

Prescription drugs are so weird. Heroin in an opiate and so is vicodin(hydrocodone) and codeine, and doctors prescribe the stuff. You can fake pain and get all the vicodin you want. What is up with this?

Oh yeah and I've tried morphine but it didn't do too much so next time I will try more. The stuff kinda scares me cuz I don't want to overdose. I is a scaredy cat.

It's crazy because the vicodin makes me want to paint... a lot. I got plenty saved up in case I want to be... creative.

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Hey, it's a good thing you don't want to overdose. Anyways, i've never even been in the same room as a drug. Guess i'm a stubborn ass, as i'd rather be in pain than take a pill for it. Any kind of pill makes me... feel bad. I have promised myself if someone ever tries to get me to do drugs, i'm going to beat the crap out of them and drop them off at the hospital.

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In high school I smoked a lot, sold vicodin too, mostly 7.5's. I did coke a couple times my senior year, too. I fucking loved it, but I had to grow up.

Be careful with the vikes, the withdrawals a bitch. Funny thing is, you don't even know you need them until one day your driving in your car and you need to pull over and puke.

During my first tour I took tons of amphetamines to stay awake. Everyone hated me because I would just talk and sing all night. Worst crash ever though.

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Once your hooked, the drugs control you...

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Thanks eagle eye. :p

Nothing stronger than aleeve for me. That shit can kill you if you take around 5 at once though.

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You should get hooked on phonics.

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Don't do drugs, the risks outweigh the benefits.

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Mentioning this in the Internets warrants a death sentence.

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oh good one! I forgot to laugh...
:uhoh:

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I hear that stuff is amazing.

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You generalize, as not all drugs have the same effects or risks.
You impose your opinion as if it was a fact. It is evident that to some people the effects outweigh the health risks (for whatever reason), otherwise they wouldn't do it.

On the other side, I don't do drugs, and I don't really tolerate anyone in my closer social circle to use most drugs consistently. There are two drugs I put outside the category of 'most drugs', namely alcohol and marijuana. I am a bit more lenient towards these, however I do not condone consistent use of either, which I happen to look down upon. Marijuana users are generally more comfortable to be around than those intoxicated with alcohol, though, but I generally don't like anything that alters behavior or just the person.

I don't drink, but I have tried alcohol. Nowadays I only take a sip of various drinks, as I'm interested in the taste, but I leave it at that. I have tried salvia extracts, but it didn't do much for me, even though my two friends felt like the world skewed and distorted (facial expressions stretched out and froze, things falling sideways), and that was only a .25gram 5x extract dose each.

The reason for trying the drug is because it's a hallucinogenic drug. I would probably try mushrooms or LSD, because I'm interested in hallucinogens, but only to satisfy my baseless arrogance that I can see through hallucinations, since I cannot fathom how people are unable to rationalize their way through it. I suppose it's to inflate my ego that I'm better than most others, while in actuality it'll only help to stabilize it, since even though I probably have a fair bit of willpower, there's still the physical aspect of it. Don't get me wrong, I willingly let myself be submerged in the hallucination, because otherwise it'd wouldn't make any sense to do it. The point would be to break out of it after it has started, or not break out per se, but to rationalize everything and *know* that it is imaginary. So, yeah, I'd try hallucinogens to broaden my horizon and understand/investigate hallucinations (thus people who suffer from it, such as the schizophrenic).

Only a one-time deal, however, since I'm not interested in any more than that.

Maybe a bit more in-depth than what you were asking for, but, yeah.

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Just posted my opinion, that you get all defensive about it is your problem.

I know a few smokers who admit that the risks of smoking outweigh the benefit but they smoke anyway. Addicted people don't act rationally. Often they will come up with excuses or justifications for their behaviour as it is easier than the effort to stop an addiction.

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I smoke cigars for the taste. I could quit and not smoke on for years if I wanted to, but why? That'd be like stop drinking beer because it is known to cause liver damage. I'll take my chances.

The same goes for people who are obsessed with video games and rationalize that it is good for their eye/hand coordination.

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I used to do glue and crap, all the bad chemicals. Yeah, don't fucking do that.

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I said myself I don't do drugs, so it's not being defensive per se; I also said I agree with you for my part. It was just that you told people not to do it because of your opinion, and I'm pretty sure most people can make up their own opinions on the matter, especially if they were to post in this thread.

And it's still a generalization.
And yes, but there are non-addictive drugs that people continue to use, so physical/psychological addiction isn't the case, but it's more what Jeffro said.

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Well, shooters are. :p

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^Side-scrollers, too. =p RTS and RPG though, not so much.

Anyway, other than "legal" drugs (alcohol in its various forms), I have tried marijuana (weed, pot, herb, etc.), hashish (hash) and I overdid my Vicodin prescription when I had my wisdom teeth pulled.

The weed was pretty good. My first time was two summers ago in Croatia with my cousin. Now I pretty much do it whenever I have access, which isn't all that hard. I have a pretty sweet arrangement because a friend of mine who deals doesn't have a car, and he repays me in product for giving him rides. =p I enjoy the effects. I don't think I feel it as extremely as some others say they do, though.

Hash was a lot like weed as far as the effects, but it's a whole lot smoother going down; there isn't that scratchy burning feeling you get with weed.

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If I was a lawyer I'd be in tears right now.

Even if they have a bias in seeking the justification if they can justify it then it doesn't become any less rational to do so. A policeman has a bias in seeking to find you guilty, but if he does so it doesn't become invalid simply because it was his job to do so. You’re either guilty or you’re not, either justified or not; the bias with which one approaches the issue is irrespective of such things.

I didn't say that the justification of a drug addict always makes sense. A person with lung cancer who continues to smoke doesn't act very rationally, even if he thinks of an excuse that lets him get away with it.

Good for you, but not everyone has the same willpower and people tend to overestimate their abilities in such situations.

Sure, videogames can be addictive as well. In my experience it takes less effort to stop such an addiction though.

I understand that you don't like being told what to do, but I'd risk that minor annoyance for the chance of influencing some unexperienced person who comes here and sees mostly a glorification of potentially dangerous drugs.

I am aware that people will make up their own minds anyway, just as I assumed that people will know enough about drugs to spare me from writing a detailled account of how each drug differs from one another in their potential to ruin one's life.

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First smoked wee din grade 7, my mate found out his dad was growing pot and stole a leaf and we all smoked it in the park, didnt really smoke for 2 years, but i now smoke weed every now and then.
2 of my mates just started growing pot so in some way i am affiliated with that as i go with them daily to check out the plants. hahaha

but other then alcohol and marijuana Ive never done any hard drugs, pills and needles are not for me.

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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.

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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.

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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.'

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i remember kids in my old class used to sniff lysol