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[Couchy]

Mr. Cowbell, on 26 January 2012 - 06:33 PM, said:

Maybe using the word advocating was a bit strong but by posting the address to a website that sells these chemicals whether you meant to or not you are promoting it.

Firstly they're not bath salts, they're marketed as bath salts because they can't market them as this new legal drug that blows your head off. They have absolutely no relevance to bath salts, exactly the same way as M-Cat had absolutely no relevance to plant food. Secondly they're both the same thing, the website that you posted which sells these more "legit research chemicals" as you put it, are actually selling this "roflcoptr" stuff. It's just sold under the actual chemical formula rather than using the word "roflcoptr".

Never meant to promote it, just an example I guess of how perhaps what people would consider a legit research chem website would go around marketing its goods. If anybody actually used these substances as either plant food or bath salts without getting the results they were looking for then they must be on something already (I'll take that website down).

There is quote a large subculture in the UK who use these substances either recreationally or as everyday stimulants, often replacing over the counter pharmaceuticals or prescribed drugs. Many just don't know about it.

[swede]

Ed209, on 26 January 2012 - 05:17 PM, said:

This shit sounds horrid. Meow meow was revolting stuff (decent high but the come down was beyond awful), and this sounds worse than that shit.

I'll stick to the well tried and tested illegal drugs.

Amen to that, you cant beat the real deal !

[MrZigster]

swede, on 27 January 2012 - 09:57 AM, said:

Amen to that, you cant beat the real deal !

And that is a great one thousandth post Sir.

[swede]

MrZigster, on 27 January 2012 - 12:31 PM, said:

And that is a great one thousandth post Sir.

Why thank you kind sir

[markeee]

Mr. Cowbell, on 26 January 2012 - 04:01 PM, said:

The drugs being sold as "bath salts" or "plant food" are research chemicals, it's illegal to sell a chemical and advertise it for human consumption so they sell them under different titles. Just had a quick look at that bluelight site, I don't know a lot about testing drugs but it seems to me that they're just user reports, (people telling each other what the effects are from personal experiences). Which is a good thing because if you are going to take these modified chemicals, (and that's all they are, modified slightly from the original chemical structure of the drug that they're trying to mirror), then you have the information on what the effects are and what the side effects could be. Although that site is just a handful of people trying to give each other information, the amount of people that take these things every week without having any type of knowledge about it is quite scary really.

I can't believe you are advocating and promoting these things to be honest.



I don't wish death on anyone but that in my opinion, if he's took it knowingly that it was "roflcoptr" and not Ketamine it's his own fault.

Yea Im with you - I see no desire to take any kind of weird research chemicals - and whilst people on bluelight may post reports of their own experiences, these arent all going to be people with a kowledge and understand of chemistry and the drug itself/side affects - just what happened to them..fair enough it helps tell people what could happen

How I react to it may be differently to you, hence some people are allergic to things which you/I might not be

Why do people feel the need to mess about in these areas where very little is known?! not for me anyway!

Edited by markeee, 23 February 2012 - 04:30 AM.