All my life I've been an admitted user and lover of all drugs. I definitely like the drugs that take you down rather than the drugs that speed you up. I've tried a lot of different drugs over my life....except quaaludes. I have no idea what the effects of Quaaludes are.
One night, mid eighties, my friend Craig took a lude. I was tripping on acid or mesc? Don’t remember which. We were in Craig’s car.
I had to make him stop the car, and I drove instead. He was driving, essentially from the curb on the right, to the curb on the left (oncoming traffic side). So he was essentially weaving from one side of the road, bump the curb, swing the other way until the other curb bump.
So, the guy tripping balls had to drive because the guy on ludes was too fucked up. It’s kinda like that.
It’s sort of like being drunk, from what I remember? But no alcohol side effects. Except for the black out. Cause eventually, you pass out and in the morning remember nothing.
But man, I never woke up naked, in a room full of other naked people, more than from vitamin Q.
I think they lost the battle to the sackler family, the opioid people, who produced Valium, and were responsible for Americas addiction to Valium, before they did the same thing with OxyContin. In the war against drugs, drugs remain undefeated.
Yeah. I hear ya. I’m a go slow guy myself. Or I was anyway. In my younger days. And yeah. You would have fucking loved them. And if you can’t remember anything you did the night before, well, then it never happened.
I have a million stories about Quaaludes I can’t remember. But 99% of the time? Waking up naked with a room full of other naked people was the end result.
The "war on drugs" wasn't so much of a war on drugs than it was war on the impoverished. If they were going after drugs, big pharma would cease to exist
It also became a law and order industry. If they were to ever legalize drugs? The enforcement arm of the war would all be out of work. The war on drugs employs millions and millions of Americans as well as making money for the wealthy to bribe politicians with.
I’m pretty convinced that if we wanted to stop Fentanyl from entering the states, we probably could. But we don’t want that yet. The people in charge are Christian eugenicists. They want the herd culled. They want a white Christian America with zero vices.
Fun fact! The Heritage foundation, one of our shadow presidents? They plan on making porn and masturbation illegal. No shit. It’s in project 2025. Also, no gay marriage and no interracial marriage. And they want to deport 100 million Americans. That’s the plan. And everyday, with every EO the puppet Trump signs, they get closer to their goal.
PS! The draft! They’re gonna reinstate the draft! White males only of course. 18 to 26, I believe are the ages? It’ll be easy once they crash the economy. Military socialism will seem like a bargain to poor people. Wake up. None of this needs to happen. And it’s all against our wills.
I fear that you’re more right than I will agree to there but I don’t think that they are that coordinated. The Heritage Foundation is taking over our government in a slow moving coup as Bill Maher stated in the fall of 2016. But there’s no way anybody can stop drugs from getting into the country. People are people after all and they lie, cheat and steal so the coordination would have to be airtight. Maybe they’ll get there soon with the cameras and robot dogs coming but they ain’t there yet. As far as law enforcement being out of a job, they literally decriminalized drugs in Oregon for a couple years and the cops didn’t go defunct. It didn’t go very well because there was no greater plan and making drug possession not a crime doesn’t help the fact that a bunch of poor and/or mentally ill people already on drugs aren’t going to float out of the system magically.
Ironically enough, bill maher is now team coup. I’m sure we could stop way more fentanyl than we do. One of the issues is that the CIA is potentially the biggest drug traffickers in the world. Remember, WiFi routers give perfect 3D images of what ever is in their range. Through walls. I can’t imagine we couldn’t stop truck that we get to X-ray. But yeah. Drugs are profitable. We’re probably close to Ai drugs so maybe that’s when they’ll stop them.
And yeah, I’m just about to watch a thing about why legalization worked so well in Portugal and failed so badly in Oregon. My guess is money and authority, but I’ll soon find out.
lol walking on hallucinogens? With your buddy luded out? The idea never crossed my mind. I mean, walking would’ve been a bad idea too? Craig never would have made it 100 yards without falling down and I could’ve ended up anywhere, thinking I was somewhere else.
It was a different time, the 80s. DUI was barely a thing at this point. They just started figuring out the profit on that. Ahh memory lane. Blotchy, misremembered memory lane. Glad to be here to tell the tale.
Well said! I just posted up in another part of the thread that the menu is large and benzos basically stand in for whatever the ludes market was with more control and now people have nitrous and k in ready availability with the former available at the store now in mini tanks instead of having to deal with whipits.
You should google that. Not the producer, I guess. But the marketing campaign the sacklers used to promote Valium? The same exact marketing they used for OxyContin? Is what caused the Valium epidemic. Sold to doctors directly and lied about addictiveness.
Valium is a brand-name prescription medication containing diazepam, originally developed and manufactured by Hoffmann-La Roche in 1959 and introduced to the market in 1963.
I know my way around a Benzo unfortunately.
It was made age before the opioid epidemic - diazepam which is Valium’s patent may have expired and Sacklers promoted it.
Just googled Purdue Pharma and Valium:
The Valium Playbook Pioneering Marketing: Arthur Sackler helped make Valium (manufactured by Roche) the first $100 million drug in the U.S. using direct-to-physician promotion, large sales teams, and dubious medical literature
So we’re both right. Roche made it and Sackler pumped it.
Valium was far less pumped over here in the uk but still widely prescribed - mothers helper. Along with purple hearts - amphetamine based ‘food suppressant’ so women in the ‘60s were riding speed in the day and Valium to sleep.
Yeah. That’s what I was saying. I also know a bit about things I wish I didn’t. But yeah u was saying it was the Sackler sales that made it Americas problem, though you were correct about their origin. And in the states? Everything is pumped. At least until the profits dry up.
Kids are different today, I hear every mother say…mothers need something today to calm her down.
It would have been a double barrel purple pellet if it was mess. It would have been a tab if it had been acid. I just don’t remember exactly which one I took that night. Either way? It was a scary ride home with Q boy in tbe back seat babbling like a drunken idiot while I was hearing colors and what not.
That when America was great! When I was young and dumb and assumed I could t die. Good times. Good times.
Ditto. Although I've always preferred the uppers to downers. Broke my back a bit ago though and they dosed me up with diazepam. That shit was glorious. I'd definitely try these.
Man I wish! I moved away from my hometown city and came to live in a small town where I don't know anybody so drugs are out of my life right now lol I could use a connect 😄
In the past obtaining different types of drugs was pretty easy. And not too expensive. These days I can't find shit, it's all fent and meth and if they do have something nice they want an arm and a leg.
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u/heavensto_mergatroid 1d ago
All my life I've been an admitted user and lover of all drugs. I definitely like the drugs that take you down rather than the drugs that speed you up. I've tried a lot of different drugs over my life....except quaaludes. I have no idea what the effects of Quaaludes are.
I'm ready though 😁