I changed the title to read mephe and not meth to avoid confusion as meth is a different drug to what you are talking about. meth normaly means meth-amphet and mephe means mephedrone.
I used to bomb mephedrone and really enjoyed taking it that way, it lasts longer and has a cleaner buzz then snorting it imo. I just used to chuck it in my mouth with out wrapping it in a rizzla and it would hit me full on in about 20 mins.
@General Lighting 475713 wrote:
strangely enough the only broken nose I remember in recent times (well about 27 years ago) I was responsible for, but the dude shouldn’t have called me a slant eyed chink.
But this was back in school when there was more racism, and I’m sure that if you are a karate instructor you certainly aren’t racist. TBH if you were doing this since 11 the folk in Oriental nations would be impressed…
Incidentally sometimes stereotypes paid off, as in the 80s people automatically assumed that if you are Oriental and made enough noise and hit enough people with fists, feet, head or any other object to hand, that you were some martial arts expert and left you alone. but these days I prefer a much more peaceful existence. would rather stay out of prison/mental home.
Karate seems very popular in East Anglia, perhaps its due to the coastal influence…Daftfader probably knows more about proper martial arts than I do, he was considering learning Chinese..
My best friend used to employ this tactic to avoid getting bullied at school, he was a bit geeky but by no means a pushover. He wasn’t asian/oriental looking in the slightest but people still kept well clear of him after a few years of sticking up for him self in extreme ways (apart from the people what saw it as a challenge). :laugh_at:
He did end up in mental hospital though because of anger and some other issues he went through when he was younger, he’s fine now but it was hard for him for quite a few years to deal with.
@norfolk-partier 475715 wrote:
its actually 12 years, i miss counted 🙂 started when i was 5, and it is big in east anglia because my old club was ESKA (eastern shotokan karate association), which one of the, if not the biggest karate club in the UK, and hold the national record for having the most black belts recognised by the JKA (japan karate association)
🙂
I was a member of that when I was about 11/12 but stooped learning karate for years, I was a member of Zendoryu Karate Association, learning Kyusho-Jitsu until June last year when my license ran out, but I still practice. I’m more into my Chinese martial arts then Japanese though atm.
