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bfuller
8y ago
"dippers" are extremely common.
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bfuller
8y ago
Not everyone has the same access to the health care system you do. For the price of a doctor visit and a script you can easily buy over 3 grams of pure methamphetamine
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8y ago
"never without asking"
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bfuller
8y ago
Nearly impossible, sure. But not impossible. There are professional female illusionists you can look up to see the amount of preparation and effort it takes to pull off.
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8y ago
Also a popular remedy in Chinese medicine.
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bfuller
8y ago
fish sauce is delicious
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bfuller
8y ago
I disagree. I have two dogs, so pet hair everywhere, and my little buddy roomba runs twice a day and I never have to manually vacuum.
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8y ago
Thank you.
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bfuller
8y ago
If anyone is interested in experiencing this (sans psych ward melt down) lavender sachets to put in your pillow are really very nice.
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8y ago
This is what happens when you technologically elect a surveillance apparatus.
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8y ago
I come from a line of smugglers and bootleggers. Luckily I did not choose a life of crime, but I do think being raised in my family and possibly a genetic component helps with risk tolerance.
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bfuller
8y ago
Silicone prosthetics are nearly perfect disguises. And if you pull off a female illusion well, youd be surprised that most people wouldnt think twice about your voice.
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bfuller
8y ago
Is this unreasonable? It seems reasonable to me.
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8y ago
I used aptoide to download morpheusTV. I'll gladly share my data for a slick netflix style interface that allows me to pirate any media I want. Trade off works for me.
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8y ago
By this logic you support giving citations to neighbors whose food cooking smell you dont like.
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bfuller
8y ago
Everyone is moving to vaping distillate. There's virtually no smell if you're outdoors.
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bfuller
8y ago
>as opposed to risk taking and thousands of hours of hard work. one might say it is a privilege to get to do those things.
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8y ago
drugs are technology
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8y ago
You are the same person claiming to have used "pure cocaine" because it was in Colombia. Your product was cut, which is why it was so cheap. Pure cocaine easily turns into an oil so socially consumable amounts almost have to be cu
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8y ago
It works both ways. Society would be better off if some of the people who have no interest in networking accepted it as a necessary evil and learned how to do it.
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8y ago
The love of money. It's legal slavery and the market masters have always loved that
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8y ago
I mean is it even faking it at that point? Or just pointing out how silly the whole thing is?
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8y ago
Germany and other places do opiate maintenance with diamorphine (heroin). You go in and get to shoot up as much as you want then go about your day. Sounds nice.
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8y ago
Occult knowledge = cheat codes
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8y ago
Tigerbelly
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8y ago
A lot of my favorite podcasts are moving to premium content on patreon. Which is a little disappointing to me.
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8y ago
This is interesting. I am the owner of a startup focused on techno and relaying the music history to new listeners can be really hard.
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8y ago
Great place. And if I recall open late for the late night crowd too :)
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8y ago
Thank you for your work.
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8y ago
Microdosing is huge now. As always, psychedelics should be used as a last resort for those with treatment resistant illness. But yeah, for me and mine, it works.
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