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Let's hit the f*ken road!
ephedrine would be the stuff to cut it with. or lactose if you don't want return customers.
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Why is it unlikely? The reasons you gave for why dealers wouldn't do it, yet you agree they do actually do it.I'm not saying it isn't done, just that it is unlikely.
he farms organic organics now. 'nuff said, snuff saidjust another bloated windbag
the campaigner used to live near my local in Sydney and would complain about people coming and going from a pub
lactose intolerance conspiracy theorist. #fluorideinwaterthreadephedrine would be the stuff to cut it with. or lactose if you don't want return customers.
good post 61_99, even tho you prolly ripped it off ctrl c p from one of those spammail aggregation websitesOk, look below. Can you see clen on this list of usual cutting agents for cocaine? Can you see maybe one or two other cheaper, more readily available alternatives that you would use?
Cocaine
Large profits are made by cutting Cocaine to increase its volume. Samples have often been found to contain little or even no Cocaine. A few common cutting agents are listed below.
Benzocaine & Lidocaine - used in UK as a dental anaesthetic and in first aid ointments such as throat sprays and sunburn remedies.
Levamisole - an anti-parasitic dog wormer. In the US the DEA reported that 70% of all Cocaine analyzed tested positive for Levamisole in 2009, up from 30% in 2008.
Levamisole can damage the immune system and has resulted in several probable cases of agranulocytosis. There have been two fatalities according to the US Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration.
Naphyrone / NRG-1 - No safety or toxicity data is available on this drug.
Phenacetine - is an alalgesic (pain killer) withdrawn from the US public in 1983 after it was associated with cancer, kidney damage and even increased risk of death due to renal and cardiovascular diseases.
Procaine - a local anaesthetic.
Methylphenidate / Ritalin – an approved treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy.
Long term phsycological effects are paranoia, schizophrenia, hallucinations and aggression. Adverse health effects include abdominal pain, alopecia, angina, dizziness, and stunted growth.
Ephedrine - a stimulant, appetite suppressant and decongestant. Adverse effects are cardiovascular issues, sweating, acne, anorexia, nausea, restlessness, insomnia, delusions, headaches and dry mouth.
Mannitol – a sweetener used by diabetes sufferers and also used in chewing gums.
Inositol – a sweetener used because of its solubility and near lack of taste.
Pectin – used as a gelling agent in jams and jellies, in fillings, sweets plus as a stabilizer in fruit juices and milk drinks. It’s also found in apples, guavas, plums, oranges and citrus fruits. Pectin was first sold as a liquid extract, but nowadays pectin is often sold as dried powder.
Glucose – a simple sugar.
Maltodrextrin – a food additive
Lactose – a sugar found in milk.
Saccharin – an artificial sweetener.
Aspirin / Acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) – a pain killer
Ketamine – used by vets as a tranquilizer
Amphetamine – a synthetic, addictive, mood-altering drug.
Methylamphetamine - a highly addictive stimulant that affects the central nervous system
Paracetamol – an over the counter pain killer.
Atropine - extracted from the plant deadly nightshade
Sorry, should have posted the source.good post 61_99, even tho you prolly ripped it off ctrl c p from one of those spammail aggregation websites
i just give everyone s**t, including myself on the figbooty, i am an imbiber of scatology
BC, you are fast turning me away from sportshow about this for conspiracy. Pert and McGuire fed them to the wolves, knowing ASADA and AFL wanted more than Saad and Crowley convictions, and were after some scalps at Collingwood, and Keefe and Thomas were expendable cos they were depth players and outside their best 22 if it is September and there is not an injury list. Told ASADA to test these two, on the proviso you dont test Swan and PEndles
No I said I'm not saying it isn't done. It may well be, but it doesn't make sense to do it. I haven't even called the Essendon players drug cheats, so it's not something I'm itching to do with anyone else. I'm saying they've allowed this scenario to be offered up because they'd rather be known as drug users than drug cheats. And that's just a sad all around statement for modern day society.Why is it unlikely? The reasons you gave for why dealers wouldn't do it, yet you agree they do actually do it.
It sounds like you just want to be able to call people drug cheats to be honest. Which is fine, but the logic here is non-existant
It's been explained to you why it happens. You just don't accept the reasons.No I said I'm not saying it isn't done. It may well be, but it doesn't make sense to do it. I haven't even called the Essendon players drug cheats, so it's not something I'm itching to do with anyone else. I'm saying they've allowed this scenario to be offered up because they'd rather be known as drug users than drug cheats. And that's just a sad all around statement for modern day society.
I dont think that is what happened, but I doubt that it was 8 Magpies Filth at Barkly Hotel doing lines off the cubicle seat during St Kilda festival, tho I am sure they did do a line or two at one or two particular times, but I just like how it was all 8 Filth with not even Taz and BJ and Dids and Shaw who were doing donuts on their septums, the story was more BS to cover it up, BS on top of BS and more BSBC, you are fast turning me away from sports
Now I'm thinking of more salubrious pass-times on weekends and in my down time.
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So then people buying it must know it's cut with clenbuterol then, otherwise how does is separate it from other products or justify the price increase? Yeah?It's been explained to you why it happens. You just don't accept the reasons.
They are valid:
- Increases efficacy of product
- Separates from other products (something that is important in the illicit drug industry, why there is 1000s of strains of weed)
- Increases production cost, but also increases value
Depending on consistency, strength, manufacturer etc.
Not ashamed that i've used it a few years ago. ranged from between $150-$550 for a 1-3 month daily supply. I sincerely doubt you could get 3 months of coke for $30
come to think of it, Taz got pretty ripped towards the end of his days.I dont think that is what happened, but I doubt that it was 8 Magpies Filth at Barkly Hotel doing lines off the cubicle seat during St Kilda festival, tho I am sure they did do a line or two at one or two particular times, but I just like how it was all 8 Filth with not even Taz and BJ and Dids and Shaw who were doing donuts on their septums, the story was more BS to cover it up, BS on top of BS and more BS
#bovineexcrement
Not necessarily, the change in the products effects can be enough to do it. Normally you pay more for end result, not because you want to understand the process involved in how it was made.So then people buying it must know it's cut with clenbuterol then, otherwise how does is separate it from other products or justify the price increase? Yeah?
here, pro athletes use PEDS.It's been explained to you why it happens. You just don't accept the reasons.
They are valid:
- Increases efficacy of product
- Separates from other products (something that is important in the illicit drug industry, why there is 1000s of strains of weed)
- Increases production cost, but also increases value
Yes they are, hence comparing per gram price is pointless. You'd be better of comparing "per average usage amount".the acc figures are per gram not per dose, as I understand, and you may know better than me, clen dosages are in micrograms.
Pro athletes also use illicit drugs, illicit drugs are often laced with other substances.here, pro athletes use PEDS.
PEDs help you perform.
clen helps you gain red tissue AND reduce skinfolds,
if you cant afford the best doping preparatore docs who can access igf-ii and aicair and GW and CJC and testo peps and GHRPs and insulin and cortisone,
then clen is a decent substitute one trick pony
come to think of it, Taz got pretty ripped towards the end of his days.
Suss for such a cunctator.
I liked how you capitalised Filth.
Pro athletes also use illicit drugs, illicit drugs are often laced with other substances.
The sides of clen are rubbish for a footballer wanting to actually play by the way.
Wasnt talking immune system sides.this is where the buttifants got it wrong with the skin folds.
some extra weight wrt fat and subcutaneous tissue, is good for health. These are not Olympic tranck and field athletes who need to be measured for such metrics because they are not trying to win the 100 metres. It is no surprise that the amount of injuries and the other illnesses the elite athletes procure because their immune system is functioning less optimally. /poor grammar, sry evo
I think you've just blown the cover on the whole secrecy behind the 'off site needle program' at the dons, they weren't roiding up at all!BC, you are fast turning me away from sports
Now I'm thinking of more salubrious pass-times on weekends and in my down time.
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Shiite! Is that a needle? Oh faaarrkkk! No escape!
BC, you are fast turning me away from sports
Now I'm thinking of more salubrious pass-times on weekends and in my down time.
View attachment 230467
Shiite! Is that a needle? Oh faaarrkkk! No escape!
Yes they are, hence comparing per gram price is pointless. You'd be better of comparing "per average usage amount".
You wouldn't match gram for gram Clen to coke. You wouldn't use much Clen at all. 160mcg of Clen is about the most you'll ever want to do in a day. And that's experienced users.Not if your looking to maximise profitability its not.