sir albion
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I tend to pop the odd pill here and there,great buzz and these herbal pill's sound shite
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Legal Ecstacy
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lordlush1972
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Mdma caps
The best way to do mdma crystals or powder is get some cold and flu capsules empty them out then fill them with mdma that way you still get a nice rush and depending on how hammered you want to get a you can adjust the dose.
The best way to do mdma crystals or powder is get some cold and flu capsules empty them out then fill them with mdma that way you still get a nice rush and depending on how hammered you want to get a you can adjust the dose.
Uncle C
Well-known member
So would that be:
a) A pill manufactured under Clinical conditions using Good Manufacturing Practice and rigorously checked by Quality Control.
or
b) A pill knocked up in some Nigerian garden shed using a random collection of active ingredients and cheap fillers, and known on occasions to cause painful death.
Doctors who battled for 36 hours to save the life of a student who collapsed after taking ecstasy told an inquest yesterday that her blood ran through her veins like water in the hours before her death.
The inquest in Cambridge heard that she foamed at the mouth, her body temperature shot up and she had a look of "sheer fright" on her face before her death.
"Her skin was hot all over. Her words were not coming out correctly. They were backwards or gibberish.
"She was losing all sense of balance. I physically had to hold her to take her to the toilets."
"Lorna was squirming so violently they had to strap her down," he added. "She was also foaming at the mouth."
"Lorna's face was blazing red... Her eyes were rolling around her head and she was chattering."
Alan Futter, an ambulanceman who helped Miss Spinks on the journey to Addenbrooke's hospital, Cambridge, said she had a look of "sheer fright" on her face. "Her eyes were wide open with her tongue sticking out," he told the inquest.
Ian McKenzie, a consultant at Addenbrooke's, said Miss Spinks began bleeding internally and externally and her limbs became stiff.
"She was extremely rigid," Mr McKenzie told the court. "Both her upper and lower limbs were extended and shaking. She was covered in sweat. Her blood was not clotting at all. It was almost as if she had water running through her veins. She was bleeding through every needle puncture."
Miss Spinks was put on a life support machine but died after 36 hours when her lungs and heart failed.
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a) Legal ecstasy variants have also caused a number of deaths, and in some instances are more dangerous than real ecstasy.
or
b) E's have caused few deaths when you consider the vast scale of it's use.
Cian
Well-known member
Can't remember the exact figures, but a friends father works in the drugs strategy agency here and well over 95% of "Ecstacy" deaths here are caused by underlying heart conditions or over-drinking water, not by the tablets.
ben andrews' girlfriend
Nurse Laura
But the pills exacerbate the heart condition, or make you drink until you basically drown. It's cause & effect.
Cian
Well-known member
True, but if you've got a heart condition you shouldn't be taking anything which can affect heart rate.... the water intake is, though.
ben andrews' girlfriend
Nurse Laura
But if it's underlying - you don't know it's there. I cant remember the figures, but it's something like 10-20% of people have heart conditions that theyre unaware of!
Uncle C
Well-known member
Well said Laura. The same goes for other unprescibed drugs like Viagra.
We had someone on here a couple of weeks ago boasting that he took Viagra and was going to give his girl friend a good seeing to. It then turned out that it gave him adverse effects such as chest pains - bloody idiot.
Uncle C
Well-known member
OK
a) Lets see the facts and figures
b) Many people play on railway lines but only a few die - doesn't make it any less safe.