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where there is Blame there is a claim.Originally posted by zeitghostIt was quite remarkable really.
All little yellow pills, but with different stuff inside them.
I assume the Pharmacist was sacked?
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This pharmacist sounds good. Plan B to get heroin and sell it on?Originally posted by zeitghostNope.
Very blissful apparently.
Another time she was dispensed valium intead of antihistamine.
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I bet the heyfever didn't cause her any pain......Originally posted by zeitghostOddly my sister was given some of this by a pharmacist by mistake instead of some antihistamines.
Not sure it did much for her hayfever though.
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Since I was pointing out how stupid your statement was, I'm glad you realised it was stupid.Originally posted by escapeUK View PostThat's as stupid as Gentile saying she would only ever have a rescue dog, and when questioned revealed she had never owned a dog, ever.
Even if that were true, it's nearly as stupid as eUK's arguments... we don't legalise things by comparing to the most dangerous thing which is legal.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostPot and E are no more hazardous than lots of legal stuff.
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WHSOriginally posted by escapeUK View PostWe should definitely make it legal and tax it, the same with harmless drugs like pot & E.
Pot and E are no more hazardous than lots of legal stuff.
<Pedant> The captions on those photos had been rewritten by Yoda (or his two year-old kid) when did Fleet Street sack all the subs and proof readers?</Pedant)
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Pray you never find out in real life!!!!Originally posted by KaiserWilly View PostWho is HAB?
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That's as stupid as Gentile saying she would only ever have a rescue dog, and when questioned revealed she had never owned a dog, ever.Originally posted by d000hg View PostReally? The only way to find something is safe is to test it personally? Clearly drink-driving, unprotected sex with an AIDs sufferer and jumping into the Artic Sea are equally safe until one of us tries them.
I never tried heroin either... that's also not harmless.
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Really? The only way to find something is safe is to test it personally? Clearly drink-driving, unprotected sex with an AIDs sufferer and jumping into the Artic Sea are equally safe until one of us tries them.Originally posted by escapeUK View PostReally, what was your experience trying them?
I never tried heroin either... that's also not harmless.
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View Profile: HairyArsedBloke - Contractor UK Bulletin BoardOriginally posted by KaiserWilly View PostWho is HAB?
a famous member
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