next question, what drug would you really really like to try?

i know they still make them in africa..they put benadryl in them also..
i dont know the origin of this piece of horned equestrian flatulence...

there is always magic afoot. One never knows where the magic comes from, nor where it goes. Blessings are as blessings, to the devout, to the needy, to the hopeful, to the unsuspecting, to those true of heart, to those pure in nature or to those who are just plain lucky.

rory420420 said:

i know they still make them in africa..they put benadryl in them also..
i dont know the origin of this piece of horned equestrian flatulence...

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they are

rory420420 said:

i know they still make them in africa..they put benadryl in them also..
i dont know the origin of this piece of horned equestrian flatulence...

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those are mandrax, lovely pills with a perfect cross. You are far likely to encounter parest, 400 mg of methaqualone hcl that is ever so slightly more powerful than a roher or Lemmon 714 which is 300 mg of methaqualone base. There is some magic in the base that cannot be quantified but the difference is made up for by the increase in potency of the parest. I believe that there is a lipid afinity inherent in the base but theory indicates that the base converts to a salt in stomach acid. studies have never been done. There are studies that indicate that diphenhydromine does not potentiate methaqualone.

I never noticed a difference. Some of the benzodiazapines do have a potentiating effect but it is short lived and dangerous.