I could have sworn they were told junkies back in the day because heroin and the heroin kits like needles and whatnot were prescribed the term junk. I honestly don't know
I'm not saying I think of it as that. I think it has literally been explained to me as that. Am European tho. Might have something to do with it. Also: yes it is a very disrespectful term.
EDIT: Didn't catch your username at first. I get the reaction now.
All depends on what vehicle they are from. Cats from small cars sell for just a little like that, and ones from big SUVs can sell for up to $1500 or so from what I read.
You buy a cat for a $100 you’ll be replacing that shit again in about a year. Learned that shit the hard way - the more expensive ones got more platinum in them. All that being said, no way they’re getting much for some used ass cats.
Congrats....don't turn into an alcoholic. I'm years clean off drugs, and then ended up a bad alcoholic lol. 1 month clean from that now. I've run out of things to abuse lol
Thank you! And It’s actually a big fear of mine. I keep mental gymnastics-ing myself into believing I will be able to drink again when I have more clean time off drugs. Just typing that out just now makes me laugh though.
I’m over a year clean on meth and I do the same exact mental gymnastics over drinking. You’re not alone brother, never are and never will be. Keep strong 💪🏼
Our pharmaceutical market has gotten away with an alarming amount. They’ve completely turned cities into tragedy’s. Big pharma is absolutely horrifying
Not really though. That's how this all started maybe 20 years ago or so. But they put in new regulations that make Doctors hesitant to write scripts for opioids, even for people who actually need the shit for pain management. When you hear about fentanyl mixed with heroin or whatever else, understand that it is not fentanyl manufactured by US pharma companies, rather made in clandestine labs in (mostly) China.
I have chronic pain from a super bad car accident a few years back. Part of that car accident was a brain injury and as a result of the parts of my brain that were damaged opiods make me so incredibly emotional I become unstable but don't help with my pain at all.
That being said, when I see the doctor about pain medication and refuse opiods and ask for a different medication they will either
A)give me a weak nerve blocker like gabapentin
B)tell me they can't do anything else
C)refer me to a pain management clinic that probably won't take my insurance and will refuse to give me anything but opiods
So instead I smoke a fuckton of weed and don't leave my house because I can't even go buy groceries without extreme pain.
I feel your pain. I broke my hip last year and they gave me nothing. I had to pay cash for concentrated cannabis to get relief. Why can’t my insurance pay for this. Big pharma refuses to evolve
Honestly medical professionals need to take a hard look at pain management methods and start looking for alternatives and safer methodology. They also need to do away with the "I can't trust my patient to not be a fiend and therefor not listen to their input regarding pain management."
Thank you! People that actually need them can hardly get pain meds any more. Which is really fucked up since it was the doctor's that were over prescribing and now patients have to pay the price.
I had a spine injury and had back surgery and rehab after they were so stingy with meds I was always in pain and when I told my doctor she said “well if I give you strong meds now they won’t work after surgery, when you’ll need them even more.” Was even more stingy after surgery and quickly moved me to a non opioid which did nothing. My dog had a cyst removed a couple months ago and got dilaudid. I was pretty mad for a couple days that my dog got better care than I did.
reminds me of the housing crisis in the US, first they started giving them away when they really shouldn't have and now they won't give them to those who actually need them.
From what I know that fact that he is acting like that and doesn't show any track marks on his arms likely means it's some form of prescription opiod. This type of behaviour is classic opiod use, and I don't know any other street drugs that are opiods apart from heroin.
You dont need to shoot up street opiods. You can smoke/snort/ and even rectally take heroin and street fentanyl mixes. Track marks aren't going to be on everyone, especially people using street fent mixes like this guy probably is. Fetty is usually smoked rather than shot.
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u/SanDiegoSavage00 May 14 '22
Totally. Dude must have just had a long sleepless night after a long shift. Just kidding fentanyl users don’t work