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So,Zombies are real?
#21
Bath salts are freaking evil is all I know. I've known a few people in my area that were on them and while under the influence it was almost like they were possessed with someone else inside their body.

Just like the K2 it started out legal to sell that garbage (bath salts) in stores for quite some time. My state (IA) has banned them after people started having serious health issues from taking it. The stuff is like meth x1000 with PCP like side effects in some. The worst part about it is that it's different in each person, each time. I've seen some take it and it's like they took some speed and they are normal, while others get rage/seizures/become sociopaths while on bath salts.

This isn't actually that surprising, that stuff is the devil.
http://www.iowa.gov/odcp/drug_informatio...salts.html
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#22
Sarah Wrote:He was on "bath salts", a new drug that no one really knows much about except that it makes people batpomegranate insane. The guy was GROWLING. And he ate the old guys eyes.

I've taken bath salts, a lot. They don't make you go insane. Any stimulant can cause psychosis (incl. caffeine)
Mephedrone or Methylone, either are marketed as that. They're phenylethylamines like ecstasy; empathogens.
I think they're rather unsafe, just cause I've had friends knees turn blue and lose motor control of just their thumbs while they were on it.

I would have thought PCP or 2C-T-7...

oh and I'm pineappleing ready for zombies


Mark Wrote:Nope. LSD doesn't make you violent.

Legit zombie.

Bad trip?.. herpderp
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#23
dr4ngd Wrote:Bad trip?.. herpderp

No.

Zombie.
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#24
dr4ngd Wrote:I've taken bath salts, a lot. They don't make you go insane. Any stimulant can cause psychosis (incl. caffeine)
Mephedrone or Methylone, either are marketed as that. They're phenylethylamines like ecstasy; empathogens.
I think they're rather unsafe, just cause I've had friends knees turn blue and lose motor control of just their thumbs while they were on it.

I would have thought PCP or 2C-T-7...

oh and I'm pineappleing ready for zombies




Bad trip?.. herpderp

You learned alot in rehab didn't you.
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#25
some one is making zombie drugs, okay? zombie army!
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#26
Mario Wrote:You learned alot in rehab didn't you.

[video=youtube;qGNO-Fc9OHM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGNO-Fc9OHM[/video]

where's my drivethru?
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#27
Moar zombie-ness

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/31...60149.html
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#28
even local celebs have done it

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b08_1203391329
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#29
Currently, the speculation I hear is that this new drug 'bath salts' can cause excited delirium in the users; http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/video/ba...m-16463936

If this is true, law enforcement will have their hands full with super strong humans immune to pain aha They can spontaneously die when handling these individuals as well, so it will be quite difficult to deal with if this is true.
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#30
- Naked man in Miami eats 75% of the face of a homeless man

- Authorities in Canada launch a massive manhunt for a suspect after sending body parts to political parties and a torso that was stuffed in a suitcase

- A Maryland man admits to killing his housemate, cutting him up, then eating his heart and part of his brain

- A New Jersey man rips his torso open and throws his intestines at police

- Man eats wife's lips in Sweden



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#31
Jerry-Boyle Wrote:Currently, the speculation I hear is that this new drug 'bath salts' can cause excited delirium in the users; http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/video/ba...m-16463936

If this is true, law enforcement will have their hands full with super strong humans immune to pain aha They can spontaneously die when handling these individuals as well, so it will be quite difficult to deal with if this is true.

if you take too much of an anti-depressant, it'll cause delirium... with just as many side effects.
it's actually called serotonin syndrome, which can trigger a drug-induced psychosis in people with a negative disposition.

not impressed by the tabloids, any emerging drug that gets traction is going to have people not experiment carefully, since you're pretty much the guinea pig. I really doubt they went online to check for a correct dosage.
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