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you have to really have a problem with being sober to resort to abusing deleriants. they're not fun physically or mentally and mostly just serve to distract you from depression/make life somewhat more interesting. work on fixing those and i guarantee you the deleriant problem will go away because they are literally the worst drugs
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# ¿ May 13, 2015 23:09 |
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# ¿ Apr 28, 2024 14:00 |
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i very much doubt anyone in this thread is cooler or gooder than fatbeard
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# ¿ Jun 4, 2015 02:23 |
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TitanG posted:Eh. Honestly you can get legit drugs off the darkweb easily and safely (MDMA prices are currently low in part because of that, for example), and legal testing for known drugs is done by non-profit orgs anonymously and fairly cheap (think it costs like tenbux) which the suppliers generally take into account. Most of popular synthetic drugs are 50s-60s chemistry anyway, as long as you can get the precursors unmonitored it's fairly easy to make. Even the RCs generally come in high (98%+) purity, the only problem is that nobody knows how you're going to react to them, but if you're eating brand new untested synths you're probably off the deep end anyway. the problem isnt that you dont get what you ordered, the problem is you get exactly what you ordered and now you have a gram of super powered opiates that will kill you if you inhale a bit accidentally
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# ¿ Jan 12, 2017 06:36 |
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A SWEATY FATBEARD posted:The stuff takes at three weeks to kick into gear. I don't feel any improvement just yet, but in a week or so, I'm expecting a big improvement because I've been taking citalopram before and I know how the stuff works. whats the fun of doing biperiden? i did dph a bunch as a teenager and it was always terrible physically an mentally. not to mention that inducing delirium is like really bad for your brain (like you're drastically increasing the risk of developing dementia among other things with anticholinergics)
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# ¿ Jan 29, 2017 03:07 |
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A SWEATY FATBEARD posted:It's not about Biperiden - this stuff doesn't get you high by itself, instead, it causes a MASSIVE release of dopamine in your brain and it is this dopamine that gets you euphorically high. The idea about taking Biperiden isn't to get into delirium, release of dopamine is THE thing about biperiden. That's why I always say to people that they shouldn't redose after the effects subside or they're gonna end up in a delirium which is not fun and the dopamine rush will not repeat itself until your poor brain gets some rest. Thats pretty cool, I didn't know. You should be aware though that anticholinergics are really bad for your brain and as someone thats schizophrenic (if i remember correctly) it's like twice the bad and you're seriously way better off just doing tramadol or w/e
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