there's a warehouse fire ... an illegal marijuana warehouse. Cheech and Chong levels of comically thick weed smoke is billowing in a giant plume over the city.

God, it must smell so bad

Already done! Try to make booze with sodium cyclamate. I think it makes something new when fermented. Made me feel very euphoric.

Recipe:

Can of Crandberry sauce

2 pieces of bread

20 calorie free sodium cyclame and dextrose packegs (.8 gs per package)

1 cup of golden sugar.

Cup of orange pekoe tetley tea

Foamed alot when shooken and was done in 4 hours of constant shaking by hand.

Makes me feel like mild MDMA but not the gross chemical feeling. Definitly releases dopamine and serotonin when drank I think.

Science: No yeast, just bread.

Done the same thing with flour and cyclamate for 3 hours and a cup of tea mixed in, it made the same results. Cranberry sauce this time was superb.

>Bro are you claiming that this fermented in 4 hours from adding some bread? Help me understand.

I think the flour or yeast from the bread reacts with the cyclamate. Idk tho. The yeast is on the bread from the air,i let sit on the counter.

I shook it for 4 hours non stop, smoking every 30 mins. Then added cyclamate and tea at the 2 hour mark. It started foaming like mad.

if anyone here has made homebrew; adding granulated stuff will cause foam like heck. but im sure sweetner turns into an MDMA like substance in 4 hours!

someone asks the sensible question

>op are you ok.

I am doing well. Try it for yourself if you do not believe me. People are toxic asf. Lmao. Haters going to dig an early grave, ahaha

another comment:

t feels like the opposite of N-Bome and feels really enjoyable, like a buzz of alcohol(which it does have) but more serotonin and dopamime release. No grog, just like a pleasant subtle buzz that is different than alcohol.

I call it C-BOME for now.

my grape juice booze fermented to dry in 7 days. 4 hours is not going to have any noticeable amount with cranberry lol

>you are a fricking b-word

I am done with reddit. With toxicity, no freedom of speech , and gatekeeping people, this is just one big 16 flame war place. Bye, frick you reddit.

I'm sure everyone else is as fascinated with my painkiller odyssey as I am, so here's an update.

Went 24 hours without oxys. I actually did surprisingly really well for the first 12 or so but it got pretty darn bad after that. So I'm making progress. God willing I might even be off it in a couple weeks. It's been so goddarn long I've got to be healing by now.

Unfortunately doc said I can't keep taking celebrex on a regular basis as it inhibits bone healing or something. Which is a problem because I think that was really helping a lot.

I'm pretty chilled out rn

!druggies

Does anyone here have any experience with making your bathroom dark mid trit (trip shit ) and going to different places? i just love tritting so I feel like this would be such an experience. sort of like those "Where you pooping the hardest" videos? if you have tried this please tell me how it went!

i cant imagine dxm would be fun while pooping water every 5 minutes tbh, lucky i dont get sick from it dark showers are cool

source

I feel fricking amazing, I will consider getting addicted

Hey guys. I've never done any drugs before but I decided to start doing them because I'm bored.

I heard of this thing called "ego death" and it sounds really gay. What drug should I do if I want the opposite of it (increased sense of self / superiority to the rest of humanity)

tonights gonna be a good night

Thought he was just a weed and coke dealer but in the middle of the night i found out he makes meth. He visited my house. I don't want any doing that shit in my living room

Woke up from a nap and my first thought was where's the coke. Stumbled down the stairs to my dining room and snorted 2 lines. At this point I'm fairly certain that makes me an addict and could possibly OD.

>A high price is justified for a drug with a lot of value to patients, but "prices are just going up and up without any clear rationale as to why," said Dan Ollendorf, chief scientific officer at the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), an influential group that evaluates the value and prices of medicines.

Oh that's good.

>He said many rare disease and cancer drugs are not being priced relative to their benefit, but the lack of alternatives gives manufacturers negotiating leverage.

Does this make anyone else a little homicidal or is it just me.

>The U.S. gives drug manufacturers market exclusivity, fee waivers, direct funding for research and development, and tax credits for such orphan treatments.

>"We created a lot of incentives for innovation for rare diseases and the market responded," said Dana Goldman, director of the USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy & Economics. "The hope is that eventually we will see some therapeutic competition in this space and bring prices down."

It's cool that drugs are being made to treat rare diseases but it kinda sucks that taxpayer money is given to pharmaceutical companies to research and manufacturer this shit just to have them gouge the price because they have all the supply and the people who need it have no other options.

https://twitter.com/drefanzor/status/1758565853044633876

But then I found it today, tucked in between the pages of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes on my bookshelf.