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OwlFancier posted:Wait, you can literally buy morphine over the counter for it's constipatory qualities? It's like how dihydrocodeine, ordinarily a class B drug, can be sold as a pharmacy medicine as long as it's mixed with enough paracetamol to box your liver if you try and get high off it without extracting it. Which ends up having some pretty dire consequences from a harm reduction point of view. That and the British medical establishment has always had something of a soft spot for morphine for historical reasons. Heroin too as the UK is one of the few countries that will prescribe diamorphine. e: Dead Goon posted:When I was suffering from Trigeminal Neuralgia the incredible amounts of various codeine based pain pills I used to take stopped me up good and proper. e2: 1938 - OwlFancier posted:"Guys Hitler isn't Hitlering over here right now so let's be nice to him" was literally Neville Chamberlain's foreign policy. Guavanaut fucked around with this message at 15:52 on Mar 8, 2016 |
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Guavanaut posted:Oral morphine tends to cause horrible constipation unless you already have the opposite. If you drink enough to get any narcotic effect (especially when it's sold mixed with clay) you're going to have a bad time on the toilet for the next two days, literally making GBS threads bricks. Huh, guess that makes sense. Can't wait to see the reaction when someone dies from injecting immodium. E: also slightly worrying because I have a feeling I could probably fraction those parts out with my failed A level chemistry. StoneOfShame posted:All opioids and opiates cause constipation in my experience. I know opiods cause constipation I just got confused as to how you could just sell them for that side effect without people buying them to get hosed up on. OwlFancier fucked around with this message at 15:52 on Mar 8, 2016 |
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Mar 8, 2016 15:50
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All opioids and opiates cause constipation in my experience.
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Guavanaut posted:Oral morphine tends to cause horrible constipation unless you already have the opposite. If you drink enough to get any narcotic effect (especially when it's sold mixed with clay) you're going to have a bad time on the toilet for the next two days, literally making GBS threads bricks. you'd have to drink an absolutely massive amount of liquid morphine to get any narcotic effect that isn't just feeling itchy from it otoh you can eat a load of immodium with a lot of black pepper and get hosed up and die on that like that one goons husband
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Mar 8, 2016 16:00
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is that the one who baked to death in his car or the one who died in a cinema while watching a children's movie or something
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Mar 8, 2016 16:01
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OwlFancier posted:E: also slightly worrying because I have a feeling I could probably fraction those parts out with my failed A level chemistry. If you go to the same chemists each day claiming your 20 children all have blocked noses and diarrhea then they will quickly refuse to serve you.
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Oberleutnant posted:is that the one who baked to death in his car or the one who died in a cinema while watching a children's movie or something Probably the latter, iirc the car one was the guy selling DA JOOSE and his wife showed up to tell the forum he was dead and goons freaked out wondering if they would get their joose still, then she tried to get get goons to help her commit insurance fraud. Guavanaut posted:I bet you could make meth from sudafed with your failed A level chemistry too. It's more useful having a costive that's milder than Imodium (or a decongestant that actually works) than the harms of someone obtaining a relatively trivial amount of a controlled drug. Making meth is in principle a piece of piss but its also really easy to blow yourself up if you dont know exactly what you're doing. I know a guy who did I never got any so dont know if it was decent, he was a moron so i suspect not.
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StoneOfShame posted:Making meth is in principle a piece of piss but its also really easy to blow yourself up if you dont know exactly what you're doing. I know a guy who did I never got any so dont know if it was decent, he was a moron so i suspect not. Also hard to do discreetly unless, for example, you can put your lab into an RV and drive it into the middle of a giant desert (of which we're a bit short over here). (did your friend have a slightly nebbishy-looking middle aged friend with a cool hat by any chance?)
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Mar 8, 2016 16:22
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I can't imagine it's any harder to do surreptitiously than making normal speed, and there used to be a ton of speed labs in Manchester back in the 70s. Maybe that's because the police genuinely didn't give a gently caress or were bent by crime gangs though.
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feedmegin posted:Also hard to do discreetly unless, for example, you can put your lab into an RV and drive it into the middle of a giant desert (of which we're a bit short over here). No, he looks like and is a junkie punk with one long black dread and the rest of his hair short, a look I have never understood but know lots of people with.
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UKMT TCC Edition: Constipation NationGuavanaut posted:Oral morphine tends to cause horrible constipation unless you already have the opposite. If you drink enough to get any narcotic effect (especially when it's sold mixed with clay) you're going to have a bad time on the toilet for the next two days, literally making GBS threads bricks. I think I've found the solution to our housing problem 
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Well, looks like it isn't just historical, some of the old boys are trying to come out of retirement. How topical. http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/trafford-pensioner-dock-accused-trying-11005625
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Renaissance Robot posted:UKMT TCC Edition: Constipation Nation You still need permits to built your houses, though it might be easier to convince the Tories that the poor should be allowed to construct and live in literal poo poo houses.
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Mar 8, 2016 16:32
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Does TCC have a thread with a running death tally? I feel it might be useful and instructive.
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Guavanaut posted:Well, looks like it isn't just historical, some of the old boys are trying to come out of retirement. How topical. I wonder what effect Breaking Bad has had on the numbers of amateur drug labs.
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GaussianCopula posted:You still need permits to built your houses, though it might be easier to convince the Tories that the poor should be allowed to construct and live in literal poo poo houses. They do, it's called 'the streets' - my town has a homeless person sleeping on the streets every 10-20 metres in the centre. Before 2010 I saw one in a blue moon, and never for long since our services for the homeless was resourced enough to help them.
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Lord of the Llamas posted:I wonder what effect Breaking Bad has had on the numbers of amateur drug labs. Don't you remember that Muslim lad arrested on terrorism charges for buying ricin because of it? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-33708611
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Lord of the Llamas posted:I wonder what effect Breaking Bad has had on the numbers of amateur drug labs. Those guys seem more like old pros from the glory days of Mancunian speed, the window between pharmacies holding less stock and in bigger safes and everyone switching to ecstasy in the second summer of love. It's telling that they went for standard amphetamine (a class B) and not this new fancy American meth (moved up to a class A in 2005 or something).
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Richard Herring is still going strong. https://twitter.com/Herring1967/status/707218332580225024
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He does know you don't have to argue until you collapse yes?
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Mr Carney rejected Mr Rees-Mogg's statements as "wholly unfounded" and said: "With respect, what concerns me is your selective memory." lmao
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OwlFancier posted:He does know you don't have to argue until you collapse yes? From what I've seen very few of the people he corrects engage with him and he responds to even fewer. There are just a lot of them. (it's Nov 19th)
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So is there any evidence that polling and the figures included actually influence the way people vote significantly?
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OwlFancier posted:He does know you don't have to argue until you collapse yes? Fascinating, I believe we may have discovered an entirely new type of liberalism. Ober, could you please check your list?
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Voting Plaidd in May, disappointed in my fellow countrymen for even considering UKIP over them. I mean, vote Tory or whatever sure but not the guys who want to get rid of the assembly you're loving voting for. Like, if you're gonna vote for a nationalist party, at least vote for the one that actually represents your nation, christ.
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Mar 8, 2016 18:17
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Anyone got those gifs of george smacked off his tits handy?
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OwlFancier posted:Anyone got those gifs of george smacked off his tits handy? 
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May or may not embed http://i.imgur.com/afWgMtD.webm
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Saith posted:Voting Plaidd in May, disappointed in my fellow countrymen for even considering UKIP over them.
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Much obliged, just want to instil mortal terror in my girlfriend.
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Imagine a naked George Osborne coming towards ye, his wee nubbin flappin in the breeze, unable to get hard cos of the massive pile of coke he's just inhaled, demanding to be spanked because he's been a naughty boy.
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Still less terrifying than him giggling behind a bunch of children frankly.
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Party Boat posted:Richard Herring is still going strong. He really ought to have just asked someone to make him a bot.
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Oberleutnant posted:You can I think it's in minuscule quantities, but chemistry-inclined junkies separate it out to get high because they're industrious and have a can-do attitude. As described in this informative song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkp2PeFIeos Interesting map (with some horrendous comments) from YouGov about EU referendum voting intentions, here: https://yougov.co.uk/news/2016/02/28/eurosceptic-map-britain/ Could this illustrate the previously overlooked Coohoolin Effect?
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EmptyVessel posted:As described in this informative song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkp2PeFIeos DON'T SCROLL DOWN DON'T SCROLL DO.. AARGH 
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thespaceinvader posted:He really ought to have just asked someone to make him a bot. It's already been made https://twitter.com/19th_Nov He's trying to John Henry this poo poo.
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In contrast to the Guardian the Independent is painting Corbyn as the messiah. Corbyn has been drawing 1,000-strong crowds in ex-mining communities - but they're poor, so it doesn't matter quote:The average audience size for the Cynon Valley Labour Party’s annual Keir Hardie Memorial Lecture is 50-60 people. One year David Miliband managed to fill the hall at the local bowls club.
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Gonzo McFee posted:Imagine a naked George Osborne coming towards ye, his wee nubbin flappin in the breeze, unable to get hard cos of the massive pile of coke he's just inhaled, demanding to be spanked because he's been a naughty boy. Pay me £500 an hour and I might consider it. (I'd beat Osborne for less, but you're paying me to stop when he wants me to.)
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