Coke is tulip IMO
I have a much better time on pints of larger, coke turns you into a moody arrogant ***** and I'm already half there without anything so ill stick to the alchohol thanks.
To be honest whenever I have experimented with drugs they havn't had much of an affect on me than other people, and I've never worked out why.
Never ever paid for drugs in my life, if I've ever taken anything it's always just an experiment of a mates and I've never done it again just a waste of money IMO. Now beer thats a different story
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Originally posted by AtWSounds perfect for exam revision - back in my time I used coffee with lemon in it.
Finally remembered what it's called - Modafinil
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Originally posted by RantorSpot on - used to drink industrial, quantities of snakebite on the whizz as well and the post-speed crash plus a hangover was awful. I remember sitting in a bus at 8 in the morning in glasgow thinking I was having a coronary after a particularly bad night and I was only 20 then.
At best a youngsters recreational chemical and its not that much cheaper these days than its south american cousin.
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Originally posted by hattraIt's also supposed to improve your memory
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If you just want to stay awake, there's much better stuff around these days. I was reading about something the other day (can't remember the name at the moment) which allows you to stay awake for 48 hours without after-effects, but doesn't stop you sleeping if you want to. It's only licensed for treating narcolepsy in this country, but you can get it on the internet.
It's also supposed to improve your memory
If only I could remember what it's called .. . .. .
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Originally posted by snawIn my youth.
OK when your 21 years old and wanna dance all night like a, well like a drug crazed teenager, but forget it if you wanna shag, sleep, eat or feel ok for a few days. There's better alternatives.
At best a youngsters recreational chemical and its not that much cheaper these days than its south american cousin.
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Crap, but then I'm not drawn into the drugs hype, much prefer beers.
Do you want to stay awake all night really? You may think so but at 6am it gets beyond a joke. Then you feel tulip for 2 days after due to sleep deprivation. Never again!
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Originally posted by snawIn my youth.
OK when your 21 years old and wanna dance all night like a, well like a drug crazed teenager, but forget it if you wanna shag, sleep, eat or feel ok for a few days. There's better alternatives.
coke is better imo, but had a speedy bomb once and was dancin for hours with no bad come down. Them were the days
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In my youth.
OK when your 21 years old and wanna dance all night like a, well like a drug crazed teenager, but forget it if you wanna shag, sleep, eat or feel ok for a few days. There's better alternatives.
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