DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Fentanyl addicts don't have freedom.
They are slaves to their addiction.
Helene aftermath
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They are slaves to their addiction.
So? That's just the easiest place to find it. I've watched plenty of Border Patrol video of catching smugglers with backpacks in the brush.
newfie
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who knows what goes on in ones mind. when you look at your biologics its pretty obvious what you are. No one would have ever thought to challenge their physical being until it became acceptable to do so.
Commercial Inside Release
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Most opiate overdoses are actually due to the function of drug tolerance, in conjunction with the strength of fentanyl. Fentanyl is one of the strongest opiates, so it is hard to get the dosage consistent in a clandestine operation. Just a small variation can cause a wide discrepancy in dosage. Also, as a user's habit gets worse, they build up a tolerance to the drug, requiring ever increasing doses.
Eventually, when they switch dealers or try using in another location, they encounter stronger pills and get an overdose. More common, however, is when someone quits (or is incarcerated,) and then picks up using again after their tolerance has diminished. They try the same amount as last time, but their tolerance is now lower and their usual dose actually overdoses them.
In the old days, people would try a little of their opiates to see how strong they are, before they try a full dose. Nowadays, people are too ignorant, lazy, sloppy and careless to check strength before trying a full dose.
If you follow this procedure, your chances of overdose are minimal. Those testing kiosks/trailers are often corrupted into dealing or touting (quietly) for other dealers... That's why they are under scrutiny by the authorities.
Eventually, when they switch dealers or try using in another location, they encounter stronger pills and get an overdose. More common, however, is when someone quits (or is incarcerated,) and then picks up using again after their tolerance has diminished. They try the same amount as last time, but their tolerance is now lower and their usual dose actually overdoses them.
In the old days, people would try a little of their opiates to see how strong they are, before they try a full dose. Nowadays, people are too ignorant, lazy, sloppy and careless to check strength before trying a full dose.
If you follow this procedure, your chances of overdose are minimal. Those testing kiosks/trailers are often corrupted into dealing or touting (quietly) for other dealers... That's why they are under scrutiny by the authorities.
PT Car Washer
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I'll remember all of this the next time I shoot up. LOL
Commercial Inside Release
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Or the next time you are walking a beat, in the mean streets of an urban warzone.
Know your enemy, understand your prey...
BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
fishtm2001
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Countering Election Falsehoods: Lessons from the Hurricanes
More plain talk, and more websites rebutting lies.
www.thebulwark.com
fishtm2001
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oldngray
nowhere special
Blast of winter weather plunges areas of North Carolina, Tennessee hit hard by Hurricane Helene into freeze
The weather has been cooperating in areas of western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee since Hurricane Helene devastated the region weeks ago, but a cold front that blasted through the region has sent temperatures tumbling and flakes flying in the higher elevations.
www.foxweather.com
Appvol
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Had the 1st snow of the year yesterday in WNCBlast of winter weather plunges areas of North Carolina, Tennessee hit hard by Hurricane Helene into freeze
The weather has been cooperating in areas of western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee since Hurricane Helene devastated the region weeks ago, but a cold front that blasted through the region has sent temperatures tumbling and flakes flying in the higher elevations.
Appvol
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BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
fishtm2001
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Countering Election Falsehoods: Lessons from the Hurricanes
More plain talk, and more websites rebutting lies.
www.thebulwark.com
fishtm2001
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"The posts would be laughable if they weren’t taken by many people as gospel. Among them: Infowars’ Alex Jones, who claimed that Hurricanes Milton and Helene were “weather weapons” unleashed on the East Coast by the U.S. government, and “truth seeker” accounts on X that posted photos of condensation trails in the sky to baselessly allege that the government was “spraying Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton” in order to ensure maximum rainfall, “just like they did over Asheville!”
The Atlantic
The Atlantic
Thebrownblob
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Aren’t you the guy that has the UFO thread?
fishtm2001
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Stick with MTG. She's super smart.
Thebrownblob
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Apparently, her constituents think so. as opposed to you who sits on an Internet website with about 50 people plagiarizing 90% of your posts lol.
Keep seeking the truth it’s out there somewhere!
fishtm2001
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She has definitely cornered that "billy" vote. The GOP has noticed too as evidenced by the dumbing down of their campaigns in recent years.
Maybe Roy Cooper is just talking about building back in floodplains here.
