Party Vibe

@p0ly 507597 wrote:

What valium are you getting, they must be wank man.

Nah mate, this is a tolerance which has developed. Initially 30-40mg would put me down. Had both legit prescription valium and stuff I’ve bought off the street. Recently the street gear I’ve been getting is stronger than the docs stuff. I suspect it isn’t valium tbh but it does the trick without leaving me groggy the next day. Are all 10mg valium blue? What I’m getting are white but defo not 2mg as they’re too strong. I’m the only one that requires such a high dose, my girlfriend, brother and a couple of mates only do a few of em and they’re out. Any ideas what I am actually eating?

@TheLostOne 507650 wrote:

Totally the opposite for me. Etizolam does fuck all compared to Valium. If you have good quality valium, it is far superior to Etizolam IME. The Valium ive had latley has been WW and msj’s, both probably black market valium. Valium is cheaper than Etizolam too.

This ^^^

If you haven’t tried MSJs then you haven’t tried good vallies man. I’d take MSJs over NHS diazepam ANY DAY!! they range from 8-30mg a pill and you can tell as they’re fucking amazing.

MSJs are everywhere as well dude atm… find some while you can.

@Tank Girl 507736 wrote:

Prescribed diazepam
White 2 mg
Yellow 5 mg
Blue 10 mg

I have very limited knowledge of non legit diazepam

The only thing I would say is benzo addiction can increase anxiety esp if withdrawing, and if physically addicted can cause withdrawal fits / seizures that can be life threatening – so stay safe

Chances of getting prescribed a 10mg diazepam on the NHS have got to be similar to being hit by a falling lettuce (for good reason).

Diazepam is one hell of a dangerous drug. If it was a person I would probably not talk to him, and maybe knock him out.

Yeah benzos are awfull things to be addicted to, my x girlfriend had been addicted to them for like 15 years. She was always trying to find ways to get more from the doctors and if that was a no go she would resort to either street benzos or sometimes even robbing pharmacies. She got her X-X fella to rob one at knife point back in 2006 on halloween afternoon (using a scream mask) she waited just outside but was still involved and went to court over it. She was lucky spared prison and sent to a bail hostel and got put on a DRR (get clean or prison) cos she was pregnant and was tryng to kick the heroin too. So she got clean off the brown but not the benzos, and then we met. BIG MISTAKE, we knew we were very bad for each other we even said to each other before we consummated or relationship. Anyway she ended up getting back on the heroin cos I was using every day and the relationship didn’t go too well. When I cleaned up she didn’t and was still using the benzos up until november this year when she died from a combo of heroin and benzos. So very sad :'(
This is one reason why I am so worried about people using and MIXING benzos at the moment. It is so dangerous. My friend who is on the RIOT trials over here say that the program is in danger because people are coming in after taking vallis etc, having the hit of diamorphine and collapsing in the clinic. They have to be put on the oxygen and given potentially life saving treatment in the clinic. If someone does croak it after using the RIOT clinic you can say goodbye to the program all together as tollerated opitae use in this country is on thin ice as it is thanks to David Cameron and his band of drug hating fuck wads. Even methadone is under threat, they are spozedly ment to be stopping giving meth scripts in the next few years. Also The subutex scripts are being clamped down on, they told me that once you stablize on a dose and start coming down, if you decide to use again they will not put you back up which is bullshit if you ask me, Anyway listen to me waffle on about crap.

Yeah, I was just taking Klonopin, (2mg), twice a day and they did seem to have a short half-life. That’s why I would rather Xanax since it seems to work much better for my anxiety and insomnia issues, but then again, you’re likely to get addicted to them quickly and it’s no fun, yet not as bad as stopping Opiates. This is why my doctor only prescribes Klonopin to me for three months at a time, twice a year, then it’s back to the Celexa, which isn’t addicting at all; it just helps a bit with my anxiety and OCD issues.

In a way they act like alcohol acts on the brain. It’s tough to explain benzos. I know when I used to stop drinking alcohol after a long stint of drinking, I’d be placed on Librium, which is another benzo because benzos trick the brain into thinking you’ve had a drink, then they can slowly decrease your benzo intake to get you medically safe and clear of the alcohol withdrawals.