Crystal Meth

[Bisto]

@Fagan ODowd

Where’s home?

da banks…

[artfoley]

@The Selfish Giant

what about the ket phase you went through with the vet - what were the social factors behind that. 2 lads from different sides of a track with a mutual love of horse tranqulisers

nothing wrong with a bot of vitamin K

[Fagan_ODowd]

@scumpot

da banks…

I thought he said he was a Dubliner with a family connection to Cork?

[Bisto]

@artfoley

nothing wrong with a bot of vitamin K

keep in shape with a serving of special K …

[anon98850436]

[QUOTE=“scumpot, post: 1117006, member: 182”]crack is here already…the more gangs from different parts of the world in a place the more they look for their own niche…you could get crystal meth in America 15 years ago, i’m sure its made it here in some shape or form…
its more than just Inglewoood Inglewood always up to no good![/QUOTE]

I know it’s here, you can get anything if you look for it but I meant its in fairly small amounts, there’s no real network to distribute it or sell it widely.

[maroonandwhite]

The dublin posters love turning gangsta and talking ‘in the know’ when theres talk of drugs and crime on here. Scumpot hasnt seen unwelcome crack since last togging for a minor match in ballyboden 16 years ago.

[Chucks_Nwoko]

An Australian MP stunned guests at an anti-drugs summit when she described an incident where a young man gouged out his eyes and ate them while high on methamphetamines.

Australia’s Central Coast is battling the growing use of crystal meth, and law enforcement officers, health providers and community workers gathered at the Central Coast Ice Summit on Friday to discuss ways of tackling the epidemic.

Event organiser Dobell Federal Liberal MP Karen McNamara opened the summit to hundreds of people with the shocking story, saying:

Let me tell you a story that demonstrates this, about a young boy taken into an emergency department for treatment who gouged out his own eyeballs and ate them. We have to get these kinds of stories out to young people — this is not a recreational drug.

A spokeswoman for Ms McNamara later said the alleged incident she referred to had occurred at the John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle.

@Fitzy that’s no sort of a place to be raising a young fella.

[Thrawneen]

I’ve got a head full of BK 2 Cb and 3-FPM.

Don’t be posting such drivel.

[Chucks_Nwoko]

[QUOTE=“Thrawneen, post: 1147140, member: 129”]I’ve got a head full of BK 2 Cb and 3-FPM.

Don’t be posting such drivel.[/QUOTE]
Did you administer them rectally?

[Thrawneen]

@Chucks Nwoko

Did you administer them rectally?

No. I’ve never done that.

Do you recommend it Chucks?

[Chucks_Nwoko]

[QUOTE=“Thrawneen, post: 1147144, member: 129”]No. I’ve never done that.

Do you recommend it Chucks?[/QUOTE]
I don’t condone the violation of any man’s inner sanctum. Unlike some of the sick fuckers on here.

[The_Most_Infamous]

@Chucks Nwoko

I don’t condone the violation of any man’s inner sanctum. Unlike some of the sick fuckers on here.

Do you ever get drugs off the Mangrove river boys Chucks?

[Chucks_Nwoko]

@The Most Infamous

Do you ever get drugs off the Mangrove river boys Chucks?

To be honest, I’d keep my distance from those lads. I learnt the hard way unfortunately.