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Comment · 11 years ago
I've always thought people smoke cigarettes so they have something to do with their hands while talking.
Comment · 11 years ago
No problems.

There are bunch more waiting to come out that I can't wait to try. MXE hole in the market still needs to be filled as it gets slowly banned everywhere.

Comment · 11 years ago
There's been a lot of crack downs in China. Prices are about 70 bucks a gram on the darknet, and much higher locally. Local stuff is cut to shit to, and you'll likely never find liquid.
Comment · 11 years ago
I've tried ket, but at this point it's way too expensive. You normally pay 70 to 90 dollars for 10 to 5 uses depending on your tolerance and other factors.

It does help with depression but only temporarily.

I've also experimented with other drugs in the dissos category. Namely:

MXE - Twice as potent, twice as long ketamine but a bit weirder. Currently one of the most popular dissosatives for the people who do research chemicals. I've used this heavily in the past for depression but it's lost it's effectiveness for me.

DXM - This drug always feels dirty to me, mainly because you have to take a bunch of cough syrup to get it's effects. You can get the raw powder but isn't really worth the hassle. Longer duration and unique feeling. Does help with depression but not worth it to me

MXP- Feels like cleaner DXM. Didn't really enjoy it, didn't really help depression.

MXM- Brand new, haven't tried it much, but really promising for depression in my eyes. Shorter then MXE, longer then ket, has a very unique feeling to it.

3-MEO-PCP - In my opinion this is the best for depression. you can't hole on it, and it ends up very stimulating. Basically mania in powder form. Generally people see the PCP in there and run scared. I will note PCPs in general are extremely hard to dose. Cheap scales can't normally do bellow twenty mg, and anything over 5mg can't fit on blotter. 3-meo-PCP doses between those two.

N2O - does work for depression, sort of. Way too addictive to be worth it, and honestly leaves you feeling sort of blah.

As for how you know what you're getting, you really don't. You rely on reputation and the crazy people who test these things.

This whole process started for me when a dose of ketamine basically transformed me from suicidally depressed to fairly normal and functional in one use. It's like a light switch flips and given that current depression drugs take weeks to start working I hope that they figure this out.

Comment · 11 years ago
I like to be subbed to it just purely because it makes me make sure I'm actually reading and not just skimming mindlessly.
Comment · 11 years ago
Having a handbrake is comforting to many people. Also I see what happens to long boarders shoes. Wouldn't want that to happen if I were in anything but my cheap sneakers.
Comment · 11 years ago
I'm not too surprised at this. Recreational drug users have been doing this for years. I'd guess they are likely getting any number of not yet illegal stimulants like this too.
Comment · 11 years ago
I personally used those cheap canvas tarps you get to put down while painting. You can paint them, they're huge for the money, and they prevent weird echos in my cavern of a living room.
Comment · 11 years ago
Thanks so much. It's a really cool image and thank you for making it available.
Comment · 11 years ago
Would you consider selling posters of that needle shot as a way to support you? I'd love to get a poster of that to hang and I'd love to be able to fund you doing more cool stuff (your channel is great).
Comment · 11 years ago
Comment · 11 years ago
Hell, even most driving games. Why would I want to use my hands to work phantom controls rather then get the physical feed back of an xbox controller.

I for one am looking forward to GTA 5 which I'm convinced they added a first person mode to future proof against VR.

Comment · 11 years ago
A vague tiling like functionality has been available in Windows since 7. In 10 it looks they're finally expanding this to have more options then just halves, something I've been doing with a third party program for awhile now (it has halves, thirds, and quarters).

This is not a true tiling WM but I've personally found their use a bit limited as there are times when it makes sense to have multiple windows overlapping, at least in my own work.

Comment · 11 years ago
Literally the first smart phone I owned had that. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_Atrix_4G

It was sort of gimmicky (as were a lot of the features of the Atrix) but it existed on Android first.

Of course it never worked once I switched to cyanogen mod and I never used it even when it did work.

Comment · 11 years ago
Plus, it happened multiple times. Even if no one was actually killed the guy still tried to have multiple people killed.

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