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There's a laser treatment that targets and zaps your hair follicles, killing the cells responsible for growing hair. A friend of mine got it done on his back because he would get nasty ingrown hairs, which prompted a few of my lady friends to get their armpits and legs done.
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It's the only way to completely obliterate the follicle.
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# ? Jun 28, 2016 20:22 |
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Takkaryx posted:There's a laser treatment that targets and zaps your hair follicles, killing the cells responsible for growing hair. A friend of mine got it done on his back because he would get nasty ingrown hairs, which prompted a few of my lady friends to get their armpits and legs done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMpFS4vGRWk
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# ? Jun 28, 2016 20:37 |
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I pay cash money you laser my butthole
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# ? Jun 28, 2016 20:43 |
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Johnny Aztec posted:I pay cash money you laser my butthole This is no lie a real medical procedure for the prevention of perianal abcesses.
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# ? Jun 29, 2016 17:59 |
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Gobbeldygook posted:For a real-life drug urban legend, google bromo dragonfly. Warning, the photos are Bromo-dragonfly a hallucingen and a potent vasoconstrictor. It's so potent that it can cause your fingers and toes to need to be amputated. This sounds like some kind of deranged battlefield bug out chemical, like you're gonna bleed out so you shoot it up and trip balls until evac.
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Research Chemicals are actually dangerous in a slightly more mundane sense, in that they're ended up replacing a lot of the traditional drugs of choice. For example, when the Feds annihilated LSD production in the States, the response of drug dealers everywhere was to find something cheaper and relatively similar, so they turned to the NBOMEs. This is kind of the same story with heroin, MDMA, cocaine, ketamine. Virtually every traditional drug has been replaced, in part by research chemicals, because they're cheaper to get a hold of and users basically have no way of knowing the difference until they're having a seizure in their tent and their girlfriend calls 911.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:This sounds like some kind of deranged battlefield bug out chemical, like you're gonna bleed out so you shoot it up and trip balls until evac. Oh no. It's not a "hold you over in another loving dimension till help arrives". Because it has a duration of action of LITERAL DAYS. So you get to party with satan and lose extremites for a good few days.
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Bromo-dragonFLY IS SOME NASTY rear end poo poo. When its sold as LSD. Its active at such low doses that it a street dose can easily overdose you. And rveryrhing that coulf be said about B-Fly could be doubled on NBOMES since those sre active at yhe microgram level. At least when you get a heroiv dose of LSD all you get is a day and a bit of being in another world. These constrict you veins like a mofo. Nbomes are to LSD as what Spice is to Weed. Except the effects are much more...physical. Rigged Death Trap has a new favorite as of 00:21 on Jun 30, 2016 |
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Gonna guess you're either phone posting, or actually on the stuff at this very moment.
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# ? Jun 30, 2016 00:27 |
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Takkaryx posted:There's a laser treatment that targets and zaps your hair follicles, killing the cells responsible for growing hair. A friend of mine got it done on his back because he would get nasty ingrown hairs, which prompted a few of my lady friends to get their armpits and legs done. Destroying the follicle sounds like it could have some serious down sides: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0923181106003598 quote:Later, studies successively demonstrated that bulge cells possess stem cell properties such as high proliferative capacity and multipotency to regenerate not only hair follicles but also sebaceous glands and epidermis.
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# ? Jun 30, 2016 00:47 |
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ullerrm posted:At least it's easy to convert meth to pseudoephedrine if you have a source of MoOPH! I was reminded of this on Monday when I tried to buy Sudafed in Arkansas and was told they only sell it to people with an AR ID. So I suffered for a couple of days, and when I got back home to Texas this evening I stopped at my local Walgreens and picked some up, and as the pharmacy tech scanned my driver's license, I asked if one can buy it here with an out-of-state ID. She looked at me like I had three heads, and answered "Yes, of course?" When I explained why I asked, she was equally amazed. Same in Louisiana, I've bought it there before. I guess AR just wants to keep the meth money in-state. (Clearly they have the technology -- I can scan my TX DL at the AR lottery vending machines and they'll sell me tickets.)
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# ? Jun 30, 2016 06:04 |
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if you actually buy lottery tickets.
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Delivery McGee posted:I was reminded of this on Monday when I tried to buy Sudafed in Arkansas and was told they only sell it to people with an AR ID. This took a while to process. I kept trying to figure out why you needed to have a gun to buy Sudafed.
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They're very considerate pharmacies and want to make sure you can defend your lab.
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# ? Jun 30, 2016 09:16 |
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Bloody Pom posted:
Well I was phone posting and packed to the gills with ethanol.
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OMFG PTSD LOL PBUH posted:if you actually buy lottery tickets. Eh. Most people who buy them don't expect to win. They get a kick out of having a chance to win and being part of the excitement. It's a few bucks worth of fun. It makes as much sense as buying tickets to a movie.
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Deteriorata posted:Eh. Most people who buy them don't expect to win. They get a kick out of having a chance to win and being part of the excitement. It's a few bucks worth of fun. That's always been my thinking in playing a keno machine at a bar. $5 is cheap entertainment for a good long while if I'm playing nickel slots and the blinkenlights are fun to watch when you're drunk. Plus, some places comp you a drink or three if you're playing (and spending) enough. The chance of winning even part of my money back is kinda just icing on the cake.
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Deteriorata posted:Eh. Most people who buy them don't expect to win. They get a kick out of having a chance to win and being part of the excitement. It's a few bucks worth of fun. Exactly. An hour or three of clicking around Robb Report or the Ferrari Configurator while dreaming about what I'd do with my life if I didn't have to work is more entertainment for dollar or two than I can get most other places. A ~2 hour movie on cheap nights costs $4, hell even a single boring standard domestic beer is usually more than that before you even get to the tip. Buying more than one ticket for a drawing where the odds are in the hundreds of millions to one range is silly of course, but most of us easily waste more than a few bucks a week on things that provide less enjoyment.
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Delivery McGee posted:I was reminded of this on Monday when I tried to buy Sudafed in Arkansas and was told they only sell it to people with an AR ID. So I suffered for a couple of days, and when I got back home to Texas this evening I stopped at my local Walgreens and picked some up, and as the pharmacy tech scanned my driver's license, I asked if one can buy it here with an out-of-state ID. She looked at me like I had three heads, and answered "Yes, of course?" When I explained why I asked, she was equally amazed. Same in Louisiana, I've bought it there before. That may be Walgreens by Walgreens. I have had the same problem with an in-state but not local ID at a Walgreens, visiting my parents in rural southwest Georgia.
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# ? Jun 30, 2016 20:10 |
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A lottery ticket is a ticket into your own head. When the Powerball gets about 300 million or so, I buy a couple of tickets and dream about buying a cheap, crappy NFL team like the Browns or Bills. Edit: for some reason I thought is was the schadenfreude thread.
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Quiet Feet posted:A lottery ticket is a ticket into your own head. It pretty much is. It's the explodenfreude thread.
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Gobbeldygook posted:Salvia is a kappa opiod agonist and some people actually like it. yeah, people who are sexually attracted to grids
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This may be of interest (unless you're too fixed on lottery talk). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrHnLXMTOWM
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Bill Hammack is my personal role model. I love that poo poo.
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Magnus Praeda posted:That's always been my thinking in playing a keno machine at a bar. $5 is cheap entertainment for a good long while if I'm playing nickel slots and the blinkenlights are fun to watch when you're drunk. Plus, some places comp you a drink or three if you're playing (and spending) enough. The chance of winning even part of my money back is kinda just icing on the cake. Nickel slots? Look at fuckin moneybags over here You play maximum lines too, don't you, Monopoly Guy?
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The Glumslinger posted:So how many of these have resulted in hilariously terrifying TCC threads? As a fairly regular poster in the RC thread and user of a lot of the older ones I can tell you probably none because this poo poo is too scary even for us idiots. DemeaninDemon posted:Tcc got into benzos to hilarious results. The big one was phenazepam with some ungodly biological half life of a week. It was a Soviet research drug. Phenazepam is a prescription drug used in Russia fairly effectively therapeutically. It's not that different from Valium but the effective dosage is in the sub milligrammes range and dumbfuck goons were scooping it up with their fingers. I've used RC benzos completely safely but you have to realize the active dose is smaller than a grain of salt. Moist von Lipwig has a new favorite as of 08:09 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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A White Guy posted:Research Chemicals are actually dangerous in a slightly more mundane sense, in that they're ended up replacing a lot of the traditional drugs of choice. For example, when the Feds annihilated LSD production in the States, the response of drug dealers everywhere was to find something cheaper and relatively similar, so they turned to the NBOMEs. This is kind of the same story with heroin, MDMA, cocaine, ketamine. Virtually every traditional drug has been replaced, in part by research chemicals, because they're cheaper to get a hold of and users basically have no way of knowing the difference until they're having a seizure in their tent and their girlfriend calls 911. This times one million. Almost nobody would be doing insane synthetic cannabinoids if they could just smoke weed and get on with their life but instead you have stories of people smoking AM-2201 and having seizures so bad they thought their body has exploded and see their bloody pelvis laying in front of their face while they dislocate all their joints in temporary tetany.
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Anyway, in more FOOF news, I was reading about organic mercury compounds and hormesis the other night and my subjects converged in this research on how low doses of methylmercury cause more birds eggs to hatch than they would at baseline. Hormesis is weird and cool, gonna go back to driving irradiated water and drinking microscopic amounts of alcohol.
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Moist von Lipwig posted:Phenazepam is a prescription drug used in Russia fairly effectively therapeutically. It's not that different from Valium but the effective dosage is in the sub milligrammes range and dumbfuck goons were scooping it up with their fingers. I've used RC benzos completely safely but you have to realize the active dose is smaller than a grain of salt. Therapeutic does was about .5mg to 1mg, recreational dose was about 1mg to 5mg, blackout for days dose was about 4mg and up. Exact amounts are going to vary based on tolerance and any other drugs taken recently, or Phenazepam within the past week. All of those just look like slightly different amounts of powder on the end of a toothpick. Good luck!
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Yeah just eyeball it that'll be fine.
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SynthOrange posted:Yeah just eyeball it that'll be fine. I felt I needed to clarify, some goons thought that's what eyeballing a dose was.
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You forgot about the amnesia, so they forget they've re-dosed and think "Oh hey I think I'll take some" while eyeballing the amount with less accuracy each time. And this cycle continuing for days.Royale with Cheese posted:Hey, just replying to say I'm stil alive. Burned through the 200mg of joose in a week or so and ended up in the psych ward for a bit and $350 damage to a friend's car. Did find out I'm bipolar too, which I suppose is a good thing to find out. thejooseisloose posted:Benn lurking and following this thread since day1. Experience with compo stuff....holy poo poo where to begin. I tried just a little and it was great. Slept most of the day. Few weeks later monday, i try a little more. I wake up tuesday night with a broken arm from crashing my motorcycle in a parking lot,, walk 30 miles the wrong direction home, in the middle of the night, Cop pulls me aside and wis wondering where I'm going (home No ID No money, no cellphone, but keys thankfully), I fail a sobriety test as it as 30 or so out raining and I was cold shivering so i think i got some leniancy. Thankfully he gave me a lift. Wakup wednesday to an email that said if I wasn't in the hospital i was fired, and my fiances father called and said if I called her again he'd get a restraining order. Also the the distinctive way it affected typing. CSS posted:I'll be sitting here browsing and tyng andstuff snd then it hit'd hr like a ton of bricks and i'm farr oaway in some fantasy. BigSuave posted:Oh man well I" in the missle of my fam renion. I think thry'tre on to me. 200 mgs was definitelyenough, aloung with all the weed and itrous chargers my buddy gave me for no reasdon (I don't like nitrous) but holdy god. Lots of crashed cars, too. Bonus: Koopa posted:How much Phenazepam would you think gets stuck to the inside of one of those little well-known bags? It doesn't seem like much. I figure 2 - 6 mg? Obviously it's hard to say. goodfuldead posted:I have. I went to jail for 2 weeks after that. Syd Midnight has a new favorite as of 14:54 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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Syd Midnight posted:<Stories> Jesus loving christ. The way people so casually describe the ruination of their own lives really contrasts with what must have actually gone down. And to think these people are driving around too? Fuuuck. That unsettles me more than driving behind a tanker truck full of anhydrous ammonia. At least the truck driver isn't on... you know what, let's just not think about it and pass as quickly as reasonably possible.
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A surprising amount of western civilisation are regularly driving around on enough drugs to floor a rhino. Opioids and benzo overperscription.
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Moist von Lipwig posted:As a fairly regular poster in the RC thread and user of a lot of the older ones I can tell you probably none because this poo poo is too scary even for us idiots. Yeah using recreational phenazepam is really loving stupid and worthy of ridicule.
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Sestze posted:This does not mean "put some inside of a solution and use an eyedropper to place it into your eyeball." I like to imagine at least one tcc goon was somehow doing both.
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Buff Skeleton posted:Jesus loving christ. The way people so casually describe the ruination of their own lives really contrasts with what must have actually gone down. And to think these people are driving around too? Fuuuck. TCC really is the best anti-drug program I've ever seen .
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Buff Skeleton posted:
Yeah, don't pull that's thread. Sometimes you're lucky if they're just drunk.
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Light Gun Man posted:I like to imagine at least one tcc goon was somehow doing both.
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