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It doesn't look like there are the same margins in this that there used to be.Originally posted by MarillionFan
Circa 1990 ecstasy was £15, resin was £120 and coke £80. Now £1, £80 and £50. Its not as though you can say this is because it is being made cheaper in China these days.
er, I was a volunteer for a student listening and information service at university, it was my job to know these things....
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Cheap heroin curtesy of friendly Afganies who are now allowed to grow their poppy by NATO forces so long as they don't support Taliban, who in turn also allow to grow.
The only possible good thing from cheap heroin is that addicts will need to commit less crimes in order to finance their habit.Comment
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Originally posted by thunderlizardDo those little dashes mean you can't get heroin in Liverpool and Manchester?
It means they will take whatever you offer...they need every penny up there!Property advisor for the people
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'er, I was a volunteer for a student listening and information service at university, it was my job to know these things.... ',
sounds like the secret police
Milan.Comment
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Why don't they just use DHL?Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Reminds me of that cracking 'Dopewars' game which I used to play all the time - 'Officer Hardass and 5 of his men are chasing you...'Comment
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So buy your weed in Gloucester, take a quick trip down the road to Bristol and make a right markup...
...game on!!!
Older and ...well, just older!!Comment
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