Heroin

rollings

pandora wrote:

War on Drugs... Battle those drugs until they can not exist and
I have faith that someday they will not be desired anymore.

all creatures -- human and animal --desire drugs
once elephants learn that squished grapes give you a buzz
they will squish all they can & return every harvest to squish some more.

those elephants squished......and then they squished again :shock: :shock: :shock:

I know that there is a better way than "war" on drugs..because this just equates to war on "human nature"
theres got to be a better way than "WAR"

pandora

Rollings wrote:

pandora wrote:

War on Drugs... Battle those drugs until they can not exist and
I have faith that someday they will not be desired anymore.

all creatures -- human and animal --desire drugs
once elephants learn that squished grapes give you a buzz
they will squish all they can & return every harvest to squish some more.

those elephants squished......and then they squished again :shock: :shock: :shock:

I know that there is a better way than "war" on drugs..because this just equates to war on "human nature"
theres got to be a better way than "WAR"

would like to see that

I only know one thing about hard drugs... killer drugs ... it's worth the battle
most especially when you witness a fine healthy intelligent loving young person
leave this world because of them and then watch their loving parents grandparents siblings
die inside because of it

They deserve a war on the Pusherman

lukin2006

Electric_Delta wrote:

I lost a beautiful friend to it eight (almost nine) years ago.

If you're EVER in a position to keep someone away from that shit, do it do it do it.

What you post made me think of a Carroll O'Conner commercial...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg_G-NeSmW0

WaveCameCrashin

pandora wrote:

WaveCameCrashin wrote:

I have to agree with libertarians on this...


http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=nLsCC0LZxkY

that link doesn't work for me ... help

I'm interested in your opinion

Huh I wonder why? Seems to work for me..Anyway pm sent..

he still stands

watch; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kvs_C0oy ... re=related

(part 1/3... watch the whole thing)

g under p

http://www.manoneileen.com/2011/09/13/t ... nal-drugs/

I was seriously unaware that heroin was STILL a top recreational drug in the US. A friend over the holidays told me of this S Florida band Secret French Kissing Society called "I Gotta Move" from his heroin dealer who lives next door. Love the song to me it's too funny.


it goes

I live next door to a heroin dealer [get high]
I live next door to a heroin dealer [get high]
I live next door to a heroin dealer
Right next door... shes my neighbor

I live next door to a heroin dealer [get high]

Every day i pass by her flat to get high
Every day i pass by her flat to get high
Every day i pass by her flat to shoot some dope
Smoke some crack

I live next door to a heroin dealer [get high]

Its just so sweet for me she lives next door
Its just so sweet for me she lives next door
Its just so sweet she live next door
Its such a breeze for me to score

I live next door to a heroin dealer [get high]

She hooks me up on days when i am broke
She hooks me up on days when i am broke
She hooks me up when i am broke
She knows my habbits thats no joke

I live next door to a heroin dealer [get high]

The lead singer had his issues with heroin...
http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri= ... 2CGs1zB0QU

Peace

Byrnzie

Brass Eye

Drugs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmluVi0L ... re=related

Kel Varnsen

Cosmo wrote:

imalive wrote:

lately, I've been watching and reading a lot of reports about our (USA) heroin addiction epidemic. it kind of blows my mind that this stuff can find it's way out of afghanistan, across the ocean, thru our borders/ports and on into the heartland of our country.

is this an american problem or do all "developed" countries have heroin problems? what about meth? has that made it to europe is is that an american thing? as John Kay said "Goddamn the pusher man!"

our ongoing "war on drugs" needs to take a new direction...

...
"President Bush believes crop substitution is a viable option. Bush believes crops such as pomegranates,
honeydew melons, wheat, and corn are all practical alternatives to poppy cultivation."
ref. http://www.nobleworld.biz/images/Zanavich.pdf
...
Okay... this is why I was pissed off at the Bush Administration in 2005. I mean, seriously... HoneyDew Melons? Competing on the global market with commercially grown melons? What is worth more to some Afghan farmer... heroin or HoneyDew Melons?
Was Bush actually ON heroin when he thought this up?

Wow melons and corn as an alternative to poppies. Although I did see a news story years ago where some group was trying to encourage Afghan poppy farmers to sell their crops legally in order that they could be used to make morphine for use in hospitals. That would seem like it would make more sense then melons.

Cosmo

"Heroin, be the death of me.
Heroin, it's my wife and it's my life Because a mainer to my vein, Leads to a center in my head... And then I'm better off than dead.

When the smack begins to flow, Then I really don't care anymore About all the Jim-Jims in this town And everybody putting everybody else down And all of the politicians makin' crazy sounds All the dead bodies piled up in mounds.

When that heroin is in my blood And the blood is in my head...
Yeah, thank God that I'm good as dead... thank your God that I'm not aware And thank God that I just don't care And I guess I just don't know."

Wobbie

Cosmo wrote:

"Heroin, be the death of me.
Heroin, it's my wife and it's my life Because a mainer to my vein, Leads to a center in my head... And then I'm better off than dead.

When the smack begins to flow, Then I really don't care anymore About all the Jim-Jims in this town And everybody putting everybody else down And all of the politicians makin' crazy sounds All the dead bodies piled up in mounds.

When that heroin is in my blood And the blood is in my head...
Yeah, thank God that I'm good as dead... thank your God that I'm not aware And thank God that I just don't care And I guess I just don't know."

Cosmo, my friend....that really doesn't add much to the discussion....but goddam that's a great song. The version on rock n roll animal is an all time classic :thumbup:

Cosmo

imalive wrote:

Cosmo, my friend....that really doesn't add much to the discussion....but goddam that's a great song. The version on rock n roll animal is an all time classic :thumbup:

...
This is GREAT!!! Someone else that loves the serverely underrated album, 'Rock N Roll Animal'!!!
Just to let you know, Mike McCready also loves this record... I talked to him about it when I first met him. Great album, front to back with some of the best guitar work I've ever heard... like the 'Intro/Sweet Jane'. Just fucking GREAT!!!

Wobbie

Cosmo wrote:

imalive wrote:

Cosmo, my friend....that really doesn't add much to the discussion....but goddam that's a great song. The version on rock n roll animal is an all time classic :thumbup:

...
This is GREAT!!! Someone else that loves the serverely underrated album, 'Rock N Roll Animal'!!!
Just to let you know, Mike McCready also loves this record... I talked to him about it when I first met him. Great album, front to back with some of the best guitar work I've ever heard... like the 'Intro/Sweet Jane'. Just fucking GREAT!!!

dick wagner and steve hunter, tearing it the fuck up :thumbup:

Wobbie

it's crazy

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Los Angeles coroner's office says the cause of death for the 18-year-old son of former NFL quarterback Erik Kramer was a heroin overdose.

Thousand Oaks High School backup quarterback Griffen Kramer was found dead in his Agoura Hills home on Oct. 30.

The Ventura County Star (http://bit.ly/rKnHWk ) says a toxicological report shows the teenager died of acute morphine heroin toxicity.

Friends told investigators that Kramer began foaming at the mouth while consuming heroin with them. Authorities say one of his friends took him home and laid him down so he could sleep it off. The teen was found dead the next morning.

Five have been arrested in connection with Kramer's death.

Erik Kramer's NFL career spanned from 1987 to 1999. He played with Atlanta, Chicago, San Diego and Detroit.

Byrnzie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xhdPmu2dEA

stargirl69

Britain has a HUGE heroin problem.
I work with heroin addicts every day of my working life.They are the most self inflicted tragic people ever,it takes their very souls,lives,children and families from them.They will do anything for heroin,I mean anything.the effect on their children guarantees another generation of fucked up adults,when a 4 year old child shows me him "playing" at using a water hose as a tourniquet.

Wobbie

stargirl69 wrote:

Britain has a HUGE heroin problem.
I work with heroin addicts every day of my working life.They are the most self inflicted tragic people ever,it takes their very souls,lives,children and families from them.They will do anything for heroin,I mean anything.the effect on their children guarantees another generation of fucked up adults,when a 4 year old child shows me him "playing" at using a water hose as a tourniquet.