What are you doing right now? - Page 9

carrie721 · #**121** 09-17-2006, 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

Unless, of course, he's giving you coke. Then, you can stay if you wanna be a coke 'ho.

no thanks!

sparky · #**122** 09-17-2006, 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

the only people who do coke in the midwest are people who haven't discovered meth yet. unless you're my friend who does both.

Where my vomit emoticon ? Run, run far away.

carrie721 · #**123** 09-17-2006, 02:50 AM

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Originally Posted by sparky

Tell me about it.

really? women?

carrie721 · #**124** 09-17-2006, 02:51 AM

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Where my vomit emoticon ? Run, run far away.

no kidding. i've never seen anyone decline as fast as he has since he started meth. it's tragic.

amber · #**125** 09-17-2006, 02:52 AM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

the only people who do coke in the midwest are people who haven't discovered meth yet. unless you're my friend who does both.

My god. It's like the nightmare friend from the parallellethed universe. I keep friends with more money and less habits than I have. It's the only way to stay ahead. Wise up, Carrie!

Why do cokeheads dump money into women? Because after you do coke for so long it takes five or six of them to get you up? Hmmm. Deep thoughts.

sparky · #**126** 09-17-2006, 02:53 AM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

no kidding. i've never seen anyone decline as fast as he has since he started meth. it's tragic.

That's what it does. In short order, and cheaply too. So everyone can join in the fun.

carrie721 · #**127** 09-17-2006, 02:55 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

My god. It's like the nightmare friend from the parallellethed universe. I keep friends with more money and less habits than I have. It's the only way to stay ahead. Wise up, Carrie!

Why do cokeheads dump money into women? Because after you do coke for so long it takes five or six of them to get you up? Hmmm. Deep thoughts.

by "friend," i mean "dude i care about but don't spend time with anymore." i know to keep my distance.

who knows. i don't want to think about it, because that means i have to think about my boss and women.

amber · #**128** 09-17-2006, 02:57 AM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

by "friend," i mean "dude i care about but don't spend time with anymore." i know to keep my distance.

who knows. i don't want to think about it, because that means i have to think about my boss and women.

Soon the entire planet will be on meth. Like cockroaches. That is so sad about your friend.

carrie721 · #**129** 09-17-2006, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by sparky

That's what it does. In short order, and cheaply too. So everyone can join in the fun.

yeah. it's sad, because i look at this kid and can see that he is seriously brilliant, but he's been using and drinking since he was, like, 12. once you start using meth, though, that is a true point of no return. you just can't stop using that **** on your own.

sparky · #**130** 09-17-2006, 03:00 AM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

yeah. it's sad, because i look at this kid and can see that he is seriously brilliant, but he's been using and drinking since he was, like, 12. once you start using meth, though, that is a true point of no return. you just can't stop using that **** on your own.

It's the worst drug on earth, no doubt about it. People can quit, but the odds are not so great. It's easier to kick heroin, supposedly. The recidivism rates are worse, anyway.

carrie721 · #**131** 09-17-2006, 03:01 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

Soon the entire planet will be on meth. Like cockroaches. That is so sad about your friend.

meth is so scary - you can get hooked in an instant, and detox is so long. like, you can still be going through withdrawal symptoms 9 mos later. actually, my friend's gf's aunt is the person who introduced meth in ohio. he hangs with some really healthy people.

carrie721 · #**132** 09-17-2006, 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by sparky

It's the worst drug on earth, no doubt about it. People can quit, but the odds are not so great. It's easier to kick heroin, supposedly. The recidivism rates are worse, anyway.

the stats i've read say 5.6% of users recover. some recovery experts say the numbers are higher, that relapse is a normal part of quitting, but to me, that just validates an unhealthy spiral of recovery/relapse/recovery/relapse, and where does it end?

sparky · #**133** 09-17-2006, 03:13 AM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

the stats i've read say 5.6% of users recover. some recovery experts say the numbers are higher, that relapse is a normal part of quitting, but to me, that just validates an unhealthy spiral of recovery/relapse/recovery/relapse, and where does it end?

The morgue, 90% of the time.