Party Vibe

@tryptameanie 987161 wrote:

The amount of MDMA in pills now is massive. I would hate to think if my son ever did MDMA he whacked that much into his body at once.. 220mg and reports of 240mg pills make that seem a common dose these days as there are lots about at that dose.

I would warn the lad if you haven’t done so already.

He is at the age when he will be becoming interested in “that sort of thing”.

If his Mum won’t let you talk to him directly with such stuff front of her, there is usually some opportunity where you both of you can go for a walk in the moors or to somewhere like the railways museums and say to him “Now, son, if tha’ will tak’ these things, then be careful I tell thee…”

OK I know you don’t actually speak like that and its more like a dude closer to Yorkshire a decade or two older :laugh_at: would speak but it fits in more with the atmosphere of such a discussion. :laugh_at:

OK some lasses reading might throw their hands up in horror at this “outdated gender stereotyping” and it does sound like a bit of a ITV sitcom straight from late 1970s/early 80s but there are times when it might still be required..

My own Dad did stuff like this, and encouraged me to read medical books and stuff about dosages as well. That is a big reason why I survived the 80s and 90s, and how I landed the career I am in today (and why I can be confident he did indeed get into Heaven with Mum)…

If your lad does choose to indulge (he might not even want to go near drugs at all) then its easy enough for the both of you to obtain something for splitting pills or at the pharmacies (if you do not look old enough yourself to be needing medications, then they can be for “nan or grandad”, people even in England still often have older friends they call “Nan/Grandad” who aren’t 100% biologically related).

Otherwise useful (but not dangerous or weapon like) blades/knives, small storage boxes are just the sort of thing a father and son might both purchase at a model/crafts shop just before Christmas “as you are making some gifts/decorations for the rest of the family out of reused materials”. Measuring and weighing equipment is also perfectly legit to buy for lots of uncontroversial scientific hobbies – you might also want to encourage your lad to also take up one of these hobbies with “dual use” equipment. That way it doesn’t look suspicious to his mum either…

@Digital Buddha 987168 wrote:

As far as the shopping GL mentions, the pill cutter or pocket knife makes sense but you’re going to catch some looks buying a scale with your son, lol.

Depends how you go about it. There are quite a few hobbies where (if purchased with other items) it would not look that suspicious, such as building a miniature model aircraft where weight it critical, its also common to add weight to model railway trains to prevent them from derailing at speed on corners. Fishing lures also require known weights, folk also (especially in the regions where Tryptameanie lives) do stuff like recreate medieval manuscripts and art and mix their own inks and pigments like the monks once used to…

TBH you can also buy the scales no questions asked from Amazon at least in UK and DE – not sure how accurate they are but they do sell calibration weights to go with the better ones. However with a modern “Europill” you can just divide it into halves or quarters which would bring the dosages to safe levels..

the 5 years I posted was referring to the average prison sentence a class A dealer who was charged would get from the Courts (of which only half is actually served in prison, the rest out on license).

The “prescription time” you refer to here is what we call “statute of limitations”, the maximum time that can elapse between someone committing a crime and prosecutors being able to charge someone for it. This is I think around 10 years for minor drugs offences.