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HELP I am looking for a supplier of research chemicals who can send to the USA. I understand that Legalhighs.org is a sham. Please, can anyone email or PM me some info. My Morning Glory seed mush is just drying of the Naphtha in preperation of its immersion in Everclear to extact LSA. It has been 7 years since I have tripped on anything. I am more than overdue. I would really like to try 2C-I and 2C-E. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
UK : East : Drug-fuelled drive ends in tragedy IMO its because of incidents like this that drugs remain illegal despite the problems with prohibition..
yet another person who couldn't control his own drug use has not just cost two lives but fucked up so many others, including the lives of his own children he brought into this world and made it harder for the rest of society to accept there are people who can regulate their use...
what is worse is the age group, not only was he young but it seems like he would have been one of us who got into drugs in the 90s and then got more and more into being high all the time...
http://new.edp24.co.uk/content/news/story.aspx?brand=EDPOnline&category=News&tBrand=edponline&tCategory=news&itemid=NOED19%20Jun%202007%2021%3A08%3A04%3A880
Quote:
Drug-fuelled drive ends in tragedy
20 June 2007 06:07
A “criminally reckless” father-of-three took a cocktail of drugs before losing control of his car, killing himself and a motorcyclist, an inquest heard yesterday.
Lee Stimpson, 33, took heroin, cocaine, cannabis, methadone, morphine and the sedative Diazepam before setting out in the car with two of his sons, aged four and five, tests showed.
Cannabis resin and an ampoule of yellow liquid were found in the vehicle.
Earlier that day a concerned motorist reported Mr Stimpson to the police after seeing him driving dangerously.
Mr Stimpson, of Barrett Road, Lakenham, Norwich, lost control of the burgundy Peugeot 309 GTi outside the Dunston Hall hotel on the A140 just south of Norwich on December 16 last year, hitting motorcyclist Robert Key, 23.
Both men were pronounced dead at the scene, and Mr Stimpson's sons Toby and Joshua were injured.
Eye-witness Dr Salehuddin Samsudin told the inquest in Norwich he saw Mr Stimpson's car travelling south, negotiating a right-hand bend outside the hotel at about 8.25pm, and estimated it was travelling at more than 60mph before crashing into Mr Key and his motorcycle.
“I was watching it very closely. I was concerned about my safety because of the speed he was travelling,” he said.
Mr Key, of Hempnall, was leaving the hotel on his Honda 125cc motorcycle and waiting to pull out on to the A140 when he was struck by the car.
Sara Clarke said she had been driving on the A140 from Long Stratton to Norwich at about 11.55am on the day of the accident when Mr Stimpson's car overtook her.
It then overtook another two or
three cars even though it was unsafe
to do so, causing oncoming traffic
to swerve, she said. She then saw it turn into a lay-by at Saxlingham Thorpe, crashing into a mobile snack bar.
“I said to my husband 'That was very erratic driving. We need to report it to the police because that will cause an accident later'.” Mr Clarke telephoned the police.
Paul Tunmore was serving in the snack bar when the car struck it. Mr Stimpson apologised, telling him, “I have just got this car and I went to hit the brakes but hit the throttle.”
He then bought a burger and a cup of tea, paying Mr Tunmore either £30 or £35 to cover any damage to his van.
“He was steady on his feet. He looked OK - a bit agitated but I assumed that was because he had had the accident,” said Mr Tunmore.
Mr Stimpson's partner Marie Body said he had been to collect his sons from their mother's house in Long Stratton, before taking them out for the day with her own children Jordan and Chloe.
He returned home at about 4.30pm and smoked a joint before taking the boys back to their mother's. Miss Body said she did not know he took other drugs.
Coroner William Armstrong recorded that both Mr Stimpson and Mr Key had died as a result of a road traffic collision, which he said was a “needless and wholly avoidable tragedy”.
He said: “I shall not use the term 'accidental death' because if ever there was a case to demonstrate the inappropriateness of the term 'accident' this was it.
“This was no accident. Two people died and the lives of others put at risk as a result of one man's criminally reckless conduct.”
The coroner added: “This was a man persistently driving in a grossly reckless fashion with complete disregard for his own safety; that of other road users and, what is most horrendous of all, disregard for his own children.”
bad pills recently ive been gettin quite a few bad pills and i was jus wonderin if anyone else had any band experiences on the same ones. about a month ago me and my friends got some euros, we'd never had them before but fuck me they were awful. we all wretched as we were dropping them, and i managed to vom everywhere when we were simply jus chillin with some tunes and plenty of water, and the comedown was horrendous to say we all had 1 each
also a couple of weekends ago i had some cherries n the first 2 i dropped were ok but i dropped a third and fuck me it was like some strong acid. i tripped out constantly for about 2 hours, good trips, but still ive never experienced it before on pills, and they also had my legs stiff as fuck caining on the come down
anyone any ideas what mad substances are goin into these?
and has anyone had similar experiences?
Did anyone go to the party in the woods last weekend in Sheffield? ive posted this in the peace in the park section as well but i thought more people might see it on the main page... so did anyone go to that party in the woods after peace in the park with that reggae sound system and the housey rig? Loads of people there seemed like it was going to be quality, it took a fucking age to get ready tho!I had to leave at 4.00am tho cause i had given myself sunstroke during the day and my head was pounding!Anyone know how long it went on till. Sunday was roasting i was well pissed off i had to leave!
Its Just Man Things…. 1, OPENING JARS – nnnnngg, she's struggling. You take it from her
hands, open it effortlessly and pretend she loosened it for you. She
didn't. Jars are men's work.
2, CALLING SOMEONE 'SON' - Especially policeman
but even saying it to kids makes you the man.
3, DOING A PROPER SLIDE TACKLE - Beckham free kicks? Gay. A Stuart
Pearce tackle is the pinnacle of the game, simultaneously winning the
ball and crippling the man. Magic.
4, SHARPENING A PENCIL WITH A STANLEY KNIFE -
Blunt, is it? Hand it here love. No, I don't need a sharpener, you
think I can't whittle.
5, GOING TO THE TIP - A manly act which combines driving, lifting and
- as you thrillingly drop your rubbish into another huge pile of other
rubbish - noisy destruction.
6, DRINKING UP - Specifically, rising from the table, slinging your
coat on and downing two thirds of a pint in one fluid movement. Then
nodding towards the door, saying, "Let's go" and striding out while
everyone else struggles to catch up with you. God, you're hard.
7, HAVING A THIN BIT OF WOOD - in the shed, solely to stir paint with.
8, HAVING A SCAR - Ideally it'll be a facial knife wound, but even an
iron burn on the wrist is good. "Ooh, did it hurt". "Nah".
9, HAVING A HANGOVER AND THICK STUBBLE - When birds have been partying
they just whinge. You, on the other hand have physical evidence of
your hardness, sprouting from your face. "Big night?" Grr, what does
it look like.
10, NODDING AT COPPERS - A moments eye contact is all it takes for you
to share the unspoken bond. "We've not seen eye to eye in the past",
it says, "but someone's got to keep the little scrotes in line".
11, USING POWER TOOLS - slightly more powerful than you need or can
safely handle. Pneumatic drilling while smoking a fag? Superb.
12, KICKING A FOOTY AGAINST A GARAGE DOOR -
Clang-g-g-g-g-g-! Stitch that, Becks, I kick so hard I set off car
alarms.
13, ARRIVING IN A PUB LATE... and everyone cheers you. It doesn't mean
you're popular, it just means your mates are p***ed. However, the rest
of the pub doesn't know that.
14, NOT WATCHING YOUR WEIGHT - fat is a feminist issue, apparently.
Brilliant. Pass the pork scratchings.
15, CARVING THE ROAST - and saying "are you a leg or breast man" to
the blokes and "do you want stuffing" to the women. Congratulations,
you are now your dad.
16, WINKING - turns women to putty. Doesn't it?
17, TEST SWINGING HAMMERS - ideally, B&Q would have little changing
rooms with mirrors so you could see how rugged you look with any DIY
item. Until then, we'll make do with the aisles.
18, TAKING OUT £200 FROM A CASHPOINT - okay, so its for paying the
plumber later but with that much cash you feel like a mafia don. The
only thing better is peeling notes
off the roll later.
19, PHONE CALLS THAT LAST LESS THAN A MINUTE - unlike birds, we get
straight to the point. "alright? Yep. Drink? Red Lion? George, it is
then. Seven. See ya."
20, PARALLEL PARKING - bosh, straight in. first time. Can Schumacher
do that? No, because his cars got no reverse gear which, technically,
makes you the world's best driver.
21, HAVING EARNED THAT PINT - Since the dawn of time, men have toiled
in the fields in blistering heat. Why? So, when it's over we can stand
there in silence, surveying our work with one hand resting on the beer
gut while the other nurses a foaming jug of ale. Aaaah.
22, HAVING SOMETHING PROPERLY WRONG WITH YOU - especially if you
didn't make a fuss. "Why was I off, nothing much, just third-degree
burns"
23, KNOWING WHICH SCREWDRIVER IS WHICH - "a Phillips? For that? Are
you mad, bint?"
24, TAKING A NEWSPAPER INTO THE LOO - a visual code that says that's
right, i'm going in there for a huge, long man-sized sh!t.
:biggreen::biggreen::biggreen::biggreen::biggreen::biggreen::biggreen::biggreen::biggreen:
Real player Why does it buff movie clips so slow when everything else seems so smooth.
Faded pictures bad sounds and even static pumping out of my speakers :you_crazy
But tuning into the bcc radio is good,it only happens with the movie clips.
Youtube goes international – but will censors win now? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6757525.stm
and its looks good for the users who may not use English as their main language..
but as it stands its not difficult to use your own language on the current US-based YouTube, plus it has the "safeguard" of the current western consensus on "freedom of speech"
If you are in a foreign country with a questionable record of freedom and youtube suddenly goes "404" (becomes inaccessible), then if your internet is still working at least you know something shady might be afoot..
It all looks good now - the deals are being struck in countries with a reasonable standard of freedom - but what happens when other countries with differing views have local youtube sites, or when views and attitudes change?
With a "local" version of youtube, I can easily see national Governments/communications ministries calling for the right to censor the content that goes into each nation, perhaps using content rights from their state broadcasters to gain leverage.
This could easily be done without any wider debate or consulation as it could be argued that a deal between youtube and a national govt ministry is a "private business contract - "commercial in confidence".
Glade Roll Call I know its been done before but as we near an almost sell out for this years glade I'm curious to know who's going and who you're most looking forward to seeing.
I reckon I'm gonna steer well away from the bangface tent this year, rekon itll be proper packed.
other than that i'm up for everything
:crazy_diz:you_crazy:crazy_diz12
UK : Photographers – might be worth a trip to Jessops for bargains… Profits warning - lots of stores closing so they are going to want to clear out stock..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6225070.stm
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uklatest/story/0,,-6725458,00.html
http://www.eveningstar.co.uk/content/eveningstar/news/story.aspx?brand=ESTOnline&category=News&tBrand=ESTOnline&tCategory=News&itemid=IPED21%20Jun%202007%2009%3A13%3A06%3A283
Might be a good time to get stuff like camera cases, "end of line" kit and the more obscure/esoteric stuff as well (particularly if there are any of you left who still shoot film!)
What I have never understood about Jessops is why they often had two stores in the same town within walking distance of one another - this happened in both Reading and Ipswich :you_crazy
wristwatches.. No, I am not trying to take on the spammers at their own game and start selling them here[1], but whilst reading about dimensions I got sidetracked by the concept of measuring time in itself..
I've noticed a lot of people now use their mobile phone as a timekeeping device as well as for communications..
This is understandable as these days a phone displays a very accurate clock, often synchronised automatically to atomic time when your phone accesses the 3G/internet services)
But I still find it odd not to wear a watch...
In March my last digital watch which was already playing up gave up altogether when the clocks changed (it was one of those that has an MSF receiver [2]) and got stuck on some random time....
All I needed to do now was to wear a daft hat, start living in the middle of the forest with the dormice and hares and start inviting young girls to never-ending tea parties - but there seemed to be lots of people round here already doing this anyway so I just ended up getting another watch instead..
how many others here still wear a watch?
[1] although all I would probably have to do is ring one of my uncles and get a crate-load shipped over from Malaysia to the docks :laugh_at:
[2] this picks up the correct British time (slightly different to atomic time) from a radio transmitter up North somewhere..
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