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Modafinil anyone?
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But let us face it, if you found something that was legal, let you function at the peak of your ability and wore off, pretty safe with few side effects, wouldn't you be tempted? -
what a f@ggot.
I hate social workers anyway
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Not really.Originally posted by socialworker View PostBut let us face it, if you found something that was legal, let you function at the peak of your ability and wore off, pretty safe with few side effects, wouldn't you be tempted?Comment
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When you cahrge by the hour or have a plan B, long days are quite acceptable.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI think you got this forum and permieuk.com mixed up.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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I just did 8 months of 7 days/ 12-16 hours a day to finish off a major coup.
A massive effort with zero drugs, why ? because I am a fooking contractor and therefore hard as fookin nails.
now I can sit in the sun and drink ale till it comes out of me fookin gills.
So stick yer drugs up yer fooking @rse and fooking fook the fook off. you fooker
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I'll claim my fiver now, cheers:Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI just did 8 months of 7 days/ 12-16 hours a day to finish off a major coup.
A massive effort with zero drugs, why ? because I am a fooking contractor and therefore hard as fookin nails.
now I can sit in the sun and drink ale till it comes out of me fookin gills.
So stick yer drugs up yer fooking @rse and fooking fook the fook off. you fooker

“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Modafinil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Modafinil seems to inhibit the actions of the dopamine transporter, thus leading to an increase in extracellular and thus synaptic concentrations of dopamine."
So much the same as cocaine.
THE BRAIN FROM TOP TO BOTTOM
"Cocaine, for example, mainly increases the amount of dopamine in the synapses"
Sounds like a dangerous path to head down.Comment
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and you can fook off an all you fooking square head. fooking drug pushing coonts, pushing fooking drugs to me kids and dont get me started on social fooking workers.
twats
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Looks like someone's found MF's PCP stash.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postdarmy
and you can fook off an all you fooking square head. fooking drug pushing coonts, pushing fooking drugs to me kids and dont get me started on social fooking workers.
twats

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When I was doing the US music software company gig 15 hour, 7 day weeks were the norm. Can a coke and a Mars Bar plus fags n booze saw me through it.
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