Check erowid.org if you wanna research drugs lol
take it , and die. works good.
why not take a smurf pill , and try n close urself in the oven?...
burn baby, burn.
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If you're talking about amphetamines:
A friend of my did it (he quit a while ago because he has a GF now, if not he would continue). And that shit fucks up your nose, it's fucking addicting, you will loose weight very fast, your face will look horrible when you used it.
If you're talking about meth:
I have no experience with that, becuase I don't know anybody who uses it, and it is hard to get here.
Speed is probably one of the less addictive drugs and with the least side effects if you know what your doing. Although if you take too much, you have a weak heart or other cardiovascular problems it is strongly discouraged for you not to take it. And it doesn't take a lot to OD so do it with someone who knows. And you don't really get high with it unless you take massive amounts which is dangerously close to overdosing. The feeling is akin to the energy buzz you get with an energy drink times 50. Plus for some people their sense of time gets distorted so everything seems to slow down so you feel like your moving at super speeds. Also you probably won't be able to sleep for a day after you take it and afterwords like taking energy drinks you will crash. And when I mean crash I mean crash hard. Prepare for at least 12 straight hours of sleep after your first day and a lot of people if it's their first time will take up to a week to recover.
My advice is don't take it. Everyone that takes it agrees that you really don't feel good while taking it. It just speeds you up. Hence the name speed and the reason why it's not popular.
And on a side not how much did your friend take?
How the hell can you pour gas? Gas of any type is a gas, so you can't really poor it unless it is much heavier than the air around it.Throw his ass in a ditch and then pour gas in there and light it
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Side effects:
* Dizziness
* Decrease in appetite/weight loss
* Euphoria
* Insomnia
* Visual disturbance
* Aggressiveness
Cardiovascular:
* Vasoconstriction
* Tachycardia
* Palpitation
Ear, nose, and throat:
* Decongestant
* Xerostomia
Eye:
* Mydriasis
* Relaxation of ciliary muscle
Gastrointestinal:
* Decreased secretions
* Decreased peristalsis
Musculoskeletal:
* Involuntary movements
Neuropharmacology:
* Indirect dopamine agonist
* Indirect norepinephrine agonist
* Indirect serotonin agonist (lesser)
* MAOI
Respiratory:
* Bronchodilation
ALSO:
Routes - Oral, intravenous, vaporization, insufflation, suppository (ROFL), sublingual

