what do you think...

what do you think the effects of research chemicals are? i feel like 2ci kinda fucked my body up a little , wondering if anyone else feels like that.

 

they make your penis smaller and grey pubes go in your pumpkin ice cream in a waffle cone

 

Research chemicals make you want to eat rice crackers in a really clean remote controlled car.

 

Are you saying that mad scientist that made the Research Chemical(s) is controlling the car through my nervous system? [I sprayed cracker crumbs on the dash as I tried to say that out loud.]

 

Naw, just sayin' (admittedly in a kind of oblique way) that to talk about the effects of "research chemicals" in a blanket way is pretty pointless; there are many different classes of "research chemicals", and even within each family of chems there are significant differences between each chemical.

 

I think 2c-e might have damaged my body as well.

 

Wait... WTF!

What is this shit?

"i feel like 2ci kinda fucked my body up a little"

" I think 2c-e might have damaged my body as well."

You simply CAN NOT say something of this nature and fail to go into the highest possible detail about how many times you've done a given RC, what exactly you mean by "damaged" or "fucked", etc. DETAILS are requisite if you plan to make a claim of such magnitudae. Fuck damnit, I want your fucking medical history to prove that the "damage" wasn't pre-exisiting.

What the fuck were you thinking?

 

^^^Dude, 2cesarewild has already gone into plenty of detail on page three in this sub-forum entitled: "Teh suck... read if you're into 2c-e ".

 

Yea, actually he has gone into MAJOR details more than once.

 

No, what the fuck was I thinking eating 25 mg's of 2c-e 3 days in a row every week for months and months. Many others feel like 2c's have damaged them as well.

Like relayer said I've already explained myself. Was in perfect health before this now I am falling apart in a most unpleasant way at 21 years of age.

 

All I ever remember specifically is "acid reflux up to my collarbones". That sounds nasty enough though. As for 2ces' medical history, he also has a mental illlness manifesting itself through an obsession with dolphin sex.

 

Hey leave my obsession with dolphin ass out of this.

On top of relentless 24/7 acid reflux because my lower esophagal sphincter doesn't work, I have trouble swallowing, can't 'push' when I shit, have trouble urinating, muscle spasms all over my body and tremors too. Sounds like fun doesn't it? The tremors and spasms make it harder to fuck dolphins on the beach, it sucks.

 

Dolphins on the beach la la la!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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"Esophagealsphinctersayswhat?"​

 

It doesn't say anything, cause it doesn't work lol.

 

I'm sorry, you just startled me a little bit when you said "damage."

I read the thread you posted, and my fears were greatly assauged. Your use defines the word "excessive" and I have no intention of binging on any research chemicals, nor do I smoke excessive amounts of marijuana, nor do I drink to the point that I throw up (the trick is finding a medium between intoxication and puking).

That said, I am still going to go through with my original plans to sample the phenethylamines.

I'm sorry about your situation btw. But... you only get one body, you really should have had more respect for it.

 

lollerskates at your condescending attitude, whatever. The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.


Smoking marijuana and drinking have nothing to do with this. At the very most this could contribute to the hiatal hernia and its associated problems.

 

I was thinking about stopping at the palace of wisdom on my next family vacation. It's in between our stop at Wall Drug and Mt. Rushmore.

 

It's not so much that I'm trying to being condescending as I can't possibly imagine what knowledge you've gained that you wouldn't gladly trade for a healthy body.

The road of excess can also be a road to ruin.

Sorry, I just find this a little hard to be supportive of:

 

It's not so much that I'm trying to be condescending as I can't possibly imagine what knowledge you've gained that you wouldn't gladly trade for a healthy body.

The road of excess can also be a road to ruin.

Sorry, I just find this a little hard to be supportive of: