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Tainted Heroin in Detroit (1 Viewer)

GroveDiesel

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48 dead in 12 days.

This is interesting to me because the same thing has been going on in Camden, NJ recently.

Not to be :tinfoilhat: , but putting a tainted product on the street sure would be an easy way to get rid of the hardcore junkies and scare the rest away.

What amazed me the most, was the quote by one junkie in Camden. When she found out that her cousin ODed from the tainted heroin, her first thoughts weren't of sorrow for her cousin or fear of bad drugs, but she wondered if she could get her hands on that powerful of stuff. :(

 
Next thing you're going to tell me is that they're going to reopen the plants and start making hondas
Ah, apparently I didn't spend enough time on the board over the holiday weekend. My bad.
 
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".

I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.

It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.

After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.

Rinse and repeat.

 
Peterman: I'm afraid I have some bad news, Elaine. It appears you will not be

accompanying me to Africa.

Elaine: What? Why not?

Peterman: I'm afraid it's your urine, Elaine. You tested positive for opium.

Elaine: Opium?

Peterman: That's right, Elaine. White lotus. Yam-yam. Shanghai Sally.

Elaine: Ihat's impossible, I've never done a drug in my life. Dr. Strugatz

must have made a mistake.

Peterman: Not a chance. I'm afraid I'll just have to find someone else to

accompany me on my journey. The dark continent is no place for an addict.

New scene.

Elaine's office, Kramer rushes in.

Kramer: Oh, Elaine. Yeah.

Elaine: Kramer, you look terrible.

Kramer: Look, I need the keys to your apartment, I gotta take a shower.

Elaine: What's wrong with your shower?

Kramer: There's no water pressure.

Elaine: Why don't you just go see Jerry?

Just as Kramer is about to answer, Mr. Peterman walks past Elaine's open office

door and pauses.

Kramer: Jerry's got nothing. Newman's got nothing. You're the only one I know

who's got the good stuff, and I need it bad, baby, cause I feel like I got bugs

crawling up my skin. Now you gotta help me out.

Peterman (busting in): Not on my watch! (Grabs Kramer by the collar) I won't

have you turning my office into a den of iniquity! Get your fix somewhere else!

(Throws Kramer out and slams the door closed)

Elaine: Mr Peterman! What are you doing?

Peterman: Elaine, you're out of control. You need help.

Elaine: Huh?

Peterman: I know what you're going through. I too once fell under the spell of

opium. It was 1979. I was travelling the Yangtzee in search of a Mongolian

horsehair vest. I had got to the market after sundown, all of the clothing

traders had gone, but a different sort of trader still lurked about. "Just a

taste," he said. That was all it took.

Elaine: Mr. Peterman, I don't know what's going on here. I am not addicted to

anything.

Peterman: Oh, Elaine. The toll road of denial is a long and dangerous one.

The price? Your soul. Oh, and by the way, you have til' 5:00 to clear out your

desk. You're fired.

 
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.Rinse and repeat.
sounds like you and el floppo should hang out...
 
Tainted Heroin?Is this some new song by Soft Cell?
Sometimes I feel I've got toRun away I've got toGet awayFrom the pain you drive into the heart of meThe love we shareSeems to go nowhereAnd I've lost my lightFor I toss and turn I can't sleep at nightOnce I ran to you (I ran)Now I'll run from youThis tainted H you've givenI give you all a boy could give youTake my tears and that's not nearly allOh...tainted HTainted H
 
Tainted Heroin?Is this some new song by Soft Cell?
Sometimes I feel I've got toLick a taint I've got torub a taintBefore the pain I drive into parts of youI love that bareSpot you've got back thereSo I'll tongue and biteFor (Fro?) you'll scream and moan when I hit it rightOnce I'm done with you (I'm done)You'll enjoy it tooThis tainted H you've givenI give you all a boy could give youCause some tears and that's not nearly allOh...tainted HTainted H
I prefer Tainted Heroine
 
Peterman: I'm afraid I have some bad news, Elaine. It appears you will not beaccompanying me to Africa.Elaine: What? Why not?Peterman: I'm afraid it's your urine, Elaine. You tested positive for opium.Elaine: Opium?Peterman: That's right, Elaine. White lotus. Yam-yam. Shanghai Sally.Elaine: Ihat's impossible, I've never done a drug in my life. Dr. Strugatzmust have made a mistake.Peterman: Not a chance. I'm afraid I'll just have to find someone else toaccompany me on my journey. The dark continent is no place for an addict.New scene.Elaine's office, Kramer rushes in.Kramer: Oh, Elaine. Yeah.Elaine: Kramer, you look terrible.Kramer: Look, I need the keys to your apartment, I gotta take a shower.Elaine: What's wrong with your shower?Kramer: There's no water pressure.Elaine: Why don't you just go see Jerry?Just as Kramer is about to answer, Mr. Peterman walks past Elaine's open officedoor and pauses.Kramer: Jerry's got nothing. Newman's got nothing. You're the only one I knowwho's got the good stuff, and I need it bad, baby, cause I feel like I got bugscrawling up my skin. Now you gotta help me out.Peterman (busting in): Not on my watch! (Grabs Kramer by the collar) I won'thave you turning my office into a den of iniquity! Get your fix somewhere else! (Throws Kramer out and slams the door closed)Elaine: Mr Peterman! What are you doing?Peterman: Elaine, you're out of control. You need help.Elaine: Huh?Peterman: I know what you're going through. I too once fell under the spell ofopium. It was 1979. I was travelling the Yangtzee in search of a Mongolianhorsehair vest. I had got to the market after sundown, all of the clothingtraders had gone, but a different sort of trader still lurked about. "Just ataste," he said. That was all it took. Elaine: Mr. Peterman, I don't know what's going on here. I am not addicted toanything.Peterman: Oh, Elaine. The toll road of denial is a long and dangerous one. The price? Your soul. Oh, and by the way, you have til' 5:00 to clear out yourdesk. You're fired.
:goodposting: :thumbup:
 
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".

I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.

It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.

After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.

Rinse and repeat.
Can you explain this? I never heard of this. They stamp the packets of heroin?
 
Finless said:
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".

I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.

It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.

After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.

Rinse and repeat.
Can you explain this? I never heard of this. They stamp the packets of heroin?
A lot of dope has stamps. Back in the 90's I remember the famous "Viper" coming out of Philly. A lot of shops put logos or names on their bags. This way they can be identified. You get a good bag on the street and people will be jonesing that particular bag...even if the dope inside is different.
:lmao: Right on the money.
 
Finless said:
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".

I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.

It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.

After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.

Rinse and repeat.
Can you explain this? I never heard of this. They stamp the packets of heroin?
A lot of dope has stamps. Back in the 90's I remember the famous "Viper" coming out of Philly. A lot of shops put logos or names on their bags. This way they can be identified. You get a good bag on the street and people will be jonesing that particular bag...even if the dope inside is different.
:goodposting: Right on the money.
Yeah, like the capsules on The Wire. WMDs, Yellow-tops, etc...LSD and Ecstasy are also stamped with "brands", more innocuous than Vipers and WMDs though.

 
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".

I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.

It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.

After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.

Rinse and repeat.
Can you explain this? I never heard of this. They stamp the packets of heroin?
:goodposting: ... What are you, a sally-boy? "They stamp the packets of heroin?" sheesh.
 
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".

I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.

It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.

After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.

Rinse and repeat.
Can you explain this? I never heard of this. They stamp the packets of heroin?
:lol: ... What are you, a sally-boy? "They stamp the packets of heroin?" sheesh.
:goodposting: I am a sally-boy. I never did drugs so I don't anything about the culture.

 
Saints-Man said:
El Floppo said:
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".

I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.

It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.

After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.

Rinse and repeat.
Can you explain this? I never heard of this. They stamp the packets of heroin?
:confused: ... What are you, a sally-boy? "They stamp the packets of heroin?" sheesh.
:shrug: I am a sally-boy. I never did drugs so I don't anything about the culture.
:bs: .... don't tell anyone, but :unsure: either do I.
 
Saints-Man said:
El Floppo said:
When the addicts hear people are dropping dead from someone's Herion, they rush to buy the same brand with the thought of "they just couldn't handle it".

I remember in Atlantic City years ago the addicts were buying "911" and "Tyson" and turning up dead.

It's why they stamp the packets of herion; it's a marketing tool.

After a while they'll switch the hard stuff out for cut up product and make huge profits. The addicts will continue to chase the high.

Rinse and repeat.
Can you explain this? I never heard of this. They stamp the packets of heroin?
:confused: ... What are you, a sally-boy? "They stamp the packets of heroin?" sheesh.
:shrug: I am a sally-boy. I never did drugs so I don't anything about the culture.
:bs: .... don't tell anyone, but :unsure: either do I.
*sniff* So, we are both sally-boys?
 
Finless said:
Finless said:
....I sold heroin for years. I also shot it in my neck.
Are you joking? If not, I have some questions.
I am serious as a heart attack...
I hope you don't mind these questions then. Is it instantly addictive as I have heard? I have heard anecdotal stories that one hit, and you are instantly addicted. Is this true?What percentage of the population would become addicted to heroin if they tried it? I am asking for your educated guess.I have heard horror stories about this drug taking over people's lives. Is that your experience? Or was it like alcohol, destroys some but other handle it recreationally fine?I know may seem like simplistic questions, but I am looking to expand my knowledge on this issue from a public health standpoint.
 
Finless said:
Why the neck? Did you have a pulled groin?
I would often wake up to a speedball to my neck. Three bags of hey-ron and a tenth of coke. I figured the quickest way to get it to my brain was to hit the jugular. I would then puke and be ready for the hurdles the day would present. Some people drink coffee...I shot speedballs.
Pardon my ignorance, but that seems like high dosages. Do you look back on it and wonder why you didn't OD?
 
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