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by Impaler » 27 Jul 2012, 16:51
Taiwan Luthiers wrote:Impaler wrote:Taiwan Luthiers wrote:sandman wrote:Diomedes wrote:I'm getting the prescription tomorrow, and I will pick up as many as humanly possible. Hopefully there will be a few to go around.
Dealing speed is treated seriously here. Jail time, even for a first offense, usually. Be careful.
Dealing any cat. 1 drug (which includes meth, heroin, speed, etc.) is a capital offense. It means that if it's serious enough, you can go to death row and face a firing squad!
Fortunately, EpiPens don't contain any speed, meth, heroin, or other lets-get-high shit.
Yes, but selling prescription drugs, or any drugs without a license is an offense!
The horror, the horror. . . .
Hmm. Let's see. Die horribly because some tard dumped Caesar salad dressing instead of mayonnaise on a sandwich, or *shudder* commit the terrible crime of paying back someone for bringing a spare EpiPen in from overseas . . . wow, that's almost as bad as murdering someone . . . what to do, what to do. . . .
It's amazing what getting out of the care of the Scottish National Health Service can do for your life expectancy.
"Mostly, nature looks after itself, if you let it. If you arrange things correctly, nature will do all the hard work for you, but it takes a lot of careful thought, planning, attention to detail, and a little experimentation. In other words, we're all doomed." -- finley
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by Diomedes » 08 Aug 2012, 14:09
Been here about 9 days and had my first reaction yesterday. A bite from a vendor in the "216 Alley" area (that's what my girl says its called, so I dunno...) had me popping benedryls and wondering if I was going to use the pen for the first time ever.
All okay though, I'm still here.
Had dominos mushroom/pepper pizza this morning and it was safe. Scary though because they have lots of seafood options.
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by housecat » 09 Aug 2012, 01:15
Diomedes wrote:Been here about 9 days and had my first reaction yesterday. A bite from a vendor in the "216 Alley" area (that's what my girl says its called, so I dunno...) had me popping benedryls and wondering if I was going to use the pen for the first time ever.
All okay though, I'm still here.
Had dominos mushroom/pepper pizza this morning and it was safe. Scary though because they have lots of seafood options.
God speed, man.
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by Impaler » 09 Aug 2012, 05:26
Diomedes wrote:Been here about 9 days and had my first reaction yesterday. A bite from a vendor in the "216 Alley" area (that's what my girl says its called, so I dunno...) had me popping benedryls and wondering if I was going to use the pen for the first time ever.
Glad you brought one?
It's amazing what getting out of the care of the Scottish National Health Service can do for your life expectancy.
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by Diomedes » 10 Aug 2012, 20:28
Impaler wrote:Glad you brought one?
Glad I brought 14.
Thank you for the advise.
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