Party Vibe

@Tank Girl 519892 wrote:

I may be wrong but it seems there is decent pills to be had again now

I meant the MDMA drought that occured when meph exploded in popularity. Indeed there is decent mandy and pills again.

@Tank Girl 519905 wrote:

I’m wondering if age has summat to do with it? – as I know people who just wouldn’t bother with ‘buying / taking’ pills unless the quality was good, so wouldn’t have taken the crappy pills, and just waited for the decent stuff to come back – therefore not be put off. Who maybe only take substances a few times a year, compared to younger people who are out partying a lot more, and would ‘need / prefer’ to take something, and (unfortunately) had little choice.

(I’m just referring to pills not MDMA crystal / powder in my posts)

That’s a very good point mate, I reckon there may be some truth in that.

@General Lighting 519906 wrote:

I wonder if 245 million pills would have lasted that long though, bearing in mind that the Chinese and other Asians will want their share of them? Not just the mainland but Singapore, Malaysia etc. There must be millions of young Asian ravers these days, but because of their strict family upbringing and monitored Internet connections they don’t brag about their drug use much even if they do take them.

There are enough ravers there that the death penalty for small time posession without dealing has been abolished and replaced by hospital based rehab for problem cases as no country wants to hang its intelligent next generation..

Yep, 245 million ain’t all that much in terms of a worldwide trade bud – 12 million of them woulda been eaten by me on my birthday anyway!

@MC G-Tek 519267 wrote:

Family Guy and American Dad are at least worth tuning in for though – especially as the other channel to watch em on’s Fox!

I was just gonna say :love:

hi again. am not really used to this medium of communication: not really all that old and crusty as am only a step-mum, just am a confirmed anti-tech, but i feel i still have stuff to add to all your comments, purely because there may be people who read this for info who aren’t taking part in the thread. i’d like to add that i took Holly for various blood tests after it first came out that she was in deep with what she was taking. and despite feeling sure of what she had taken there was evidence of substances she wasn’t aware of. eg as far as she knew sh’e only had mcat but tests showed heroin one time and another time coke. she got to the point where she didn’t really care what she was given after that because she felt all her boundaries had been taken from her.
my second point, again not from any great historical knowledge but just from my recent experience is that the clinic on the bbc prog and the one i initially contacted in london aren’t long-standing rehabs left-over from the 1990s, but are very recent. indeed, the leeds clinic is part of a larger rehab centre but the young guy, Roche, who started the club-drugs bit seemed really decent, and at around late 20’s early 30s is a few years younger than me but is on a new venture he seems passionate about. i get the impression he saw the need for somewhere outside of london that had more of an idea of the scene rather than treating people like lifeline does. it’s more about awareness and damage-limitation than anti-drug.

@spanglyfish 520175 wrote:

hi again. am not really used to this medium of communication: not really all that old and crusty as am only a step-mum, just am a confirmed anti-tech, but i feel i still have stuff to add to all your comments, purely because there may be people who read this for info who aren’t taking part in the thread. i’d like to add that i took Holly for various blood tests after it first came out that she was in deep with what she was taking. and despite feeling sure of what she had taken there was evidence of substances she wasn’t aware of. eg as far as she knew sh’e only had mcat but tests showed heroin one time and another time coke. she got to the point where she didn’t really care what she was given after that because she felt all her boundaries had been taken from her.
my second point, again not from any great historical knowledge but just from my recent experience is that the clinic on the bbc prog and the one i initially contacted in london aren’t long-standing rehabs left-over from the 1990s, but are very recent. indeed, the leeds clinic is part of a larger rehab centre but the young guy, Roche, who started the club-drugs bit seemed really decent, and at around late 20’s early 30s is a few years younger than me but is on a new venture he seems passionate about. i get the impression he saw the need for somewhere outside of london that had more of an idea of the scene rather than treating people like lifeline does. it’s more about awareness and damage-limitation than anti-drug.

Hey again – thanks for coming back.
I’m not doubting the results of the blood test, but it seems highly unlikely (to me atleast) that a dealer would cut mephedrone (MKAT) with heroin as they have completely different effects as i’m sure you know, also heroin is a lot more expensive. Are you sure she didn’t intentionally take it to deal with a comedown or something, as i’ve definitely debated it after taking massive amounts of the stuff (fortunately never done it, i wouldn’t even know how to get it thank god).
To be honest your point about the clinics is true then it can only be a good thing in my eyes as anti-drug does NOT work, awareness and damage-limitation is a far better method of damage prevention which is why this forum exists as well as to talk about the general lifestyle etc.