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O_pwn

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This is going to be one of my corkier posts I guess.

So probably apparent what the subject is and I will say first I don't recommend it which that is not from personal experience though.

I am proposing the use of hard drugs (schedule 2) combined with soft (schedule 1). Only for the sake of hilarity that some one could be stupid enough to do so but it also could be a possibility that it was an accident, maybe...

Has anyone come across a story of such?

I imagine a hilarious story of a speed freak, coke addict or other unfolding something like this:

They are already high on the hard stuff and they some how come across say dmt but think it is the same as what they already took (unlikely but hypothetical) so they gack up a large amount of the divine in which they then realize it was not the intended drug. The slow painful process of insufflation then occurs but they are also still quiet high from the first chemical but now they are in galactic space.

From there I can only think that their reaction would be of shear terror because they probably never even imagined a chemical of this power and, to me for my own amusement of the story, would end up cartoonishly trying to run away in this void from what I would expect to be dark forces.

But hey I could be wrong. It could be one of the most wonderful experiences anyone has felt before, though I think that is unlikely.

Another story I won't elaborate on could be a heroin junkie accidentally taking ketamine and so on so forth.

Intriguing to me, thats all.
 
I remeber back in 90s there was this trance record DJ DRC always mixed in..'25 cents" that goes on about all drugs being 25 cents a bag. Fact is that the western man (and east) has to realize that if the best way to keep kids off drugs is to see a dead body in the street and hold there face up to him and say "this is what drugs do!" All the crime is because of cost/illigality. You cant tell me that you didnt drink more BEFORE you were 21 then after..thrill is gone. Think Soylent Green..big scoop truck picks up the junkies bodies in the streets, and those that can be sane wiht it are OK. If it was legal there woulndt be the paranoia problems that are the other side of violence than cost. I dont get it..all the things that were considered immoral like homosexuality are on public TV yet they still want to punish you for ingest substances in your OWN body. What they need are treatment centers not prisons. This is the problem wiht half ass socialism.. cut down prisons and prohibition and someone will be out of a job YET they let theses corp a-holes take jobs overseas and allow the product back here. Ive done about every substance there is to do but never became a theif or violent person. Idont think it would be funny at all if someone was doing coke or meth and got DMT instead. Alot of normal guys do a crack weekend because WHY...?? Because weed shows up in your system for WEEKS instead of days...thats just how backwards this controlling government/insurance companies have made it. Something to consider
Peace
 
O_pwn said:
I am proposing the use of hard drugs (schedule 2) combined with soft (schedule 1). Only for the sake of hilarity that some one could be stupid enough to do so but it also could be a possibility that it was an accident, maybe...

Schedule 1 drugs are "more illegal" and under the law perceived to be more dangerous than schedule 2 drugs (even though we know this to sometimes be untrue, where you have the psychedelics and heroin in the same "family" as far as the law is concerned). I don't see the big deal with these combinations anyway. Most narcotics muddy or hazy up the DMT experience anyway, but if it's unexpected, it really could shake you out of your boots.
 
InMotion said:
why not remove schedules and treat it as a health issue.
Amen! This is the best thing that could happen, IMO.

But lets not forget that keeping drugs scheduled the way they are is the basis for a multi billion dollar industry that is, the war on drugs. Tens of thousands of jobs, if not more depend on this rediculous system to remain exactly the way it is. I dont see much changing in my life time.
 
uh k only global had an understanding of what im conveying
 
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