Monthly Archives: February 2009

My son absolutely loves the taste of paint. Whenever I come home from work I see him poring this stuff down his throat from the can. I read somewhere that this can’t be good.

I want to know, is their an alternative to lead based paint that is healthy for my son to drink? I remember my addiction to cocaine in high school. I don’t want him to suffer from the same withdrawals I am used to now.

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SAMHSA Accepting Applications for $1.5 Million in Grants for Supportive Housing Services (2/27/09)

SAMHSA Accepting Applications for $11 Million in Grants to Expand and Strengthen Treatment Services for Persons Who Are Homeless (2/24/09)

Date Added: 02/27/09
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I’m watching a movie right now about a cocaine addiction, and I’m curious as to how long it takes for a person who is addicted to cocaine to get over it completely. What happens to a person who stops using? Like what happens to their body?
Thank you for the info so far..

But does anyone know the typical time it takes a person to feel normal again when they try to stop using? Like the typical time period of vomiting, achy, etc. before feeling normal again?

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I am a pretty big skank. And that’s big coming from me as i’ve met a lot of skanky bitches up in my life.

to make myself clearer, i am skankier than Tara Reid, Paris and Nicky Hilton, Pamela Anderson, Hugh Hefner and Chansey combined together. And i’ve had 36 babies with 35 different men and women.

I just hope my drug and sex addictions don’t get in the way of me posting this message *snorts five lines of cocaine*.

Oh yeah, has anyone seen Amy the Red-Nosed Winehouse

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This is all hypothetical, but it’s a question I’ve been pondering for awhile.

Say someone gets blackout drunk, to the point of no memory, and does cocaine 5-10 times whilst blacked out. This person has never done cocaine before. Without any knowledge the next day of doing the cocaine, is it really possible to be physically addicted? I understand the chemical addiction in the brain, but how would the user know? Would he sit there and all of a sudden feel like doing a drug he’s never done before, or would it just be a strange withdraw feeling?

Purely hypothetical, but nonetheless a bit interesting.

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Okay, first of all, if all you are going to say is “drugs are bad, don’t do them”, just DON’T ANSWER please.

I’ve been doing drugs frequently for a while now, like every weekend. Not pot, but harder drugs like: cocaine, ketamine, mdma, ghb, oxy, etc.. and i have a question for people who are doing the same thing.

Have you noticed any changes in yourself, and how long have you been doing them for. Do you think these changes are having a negative effect on your life. Do you wish you had never done them? I’m just curious about it, because i’ve asked my friends, but i also want opinions of different people.
Do you consider yourself addicted?
could you stop doing all drugs for two months?
Things like that.
oh, shitty that you got arrested.

yeah i am doing lots of uppers at once,
but almost always with downers.
I’ve learned a lot about my limits.

The only thing i’ve noticed that has changed with me is my sleep pattern.

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My story is about a young boy genius, who was teased in his early years of high school (not to mention ignored all through elementary school), and selfishly turned to cocaine to cure his depression. The title of the story is ‘Misery Loves Cocaine’, and the boy’s name is Natsu Chou Kisu, which in Japanese mean Summer Butterfly Kiss. Here it goes, it’s very long:::

“I went into that bathroom, that same, precious bathroom I always go in. No one was there: Most students at high school usually left this horrible place to eat their ‘fatty foods’ and smoke their ‘death sticks’ at lunch time. Although this school was the reason for my insanity, it was also the only place I could feel anywhere close to sane. I walked on the stained, tiled flooring, and I stopped in front of a stall that read ‘out of order’. Of course it was ‘out of order’, it was the drug house: A little stall of heaven, where teenagers like I could feel at peace with their selves and the world. I locked myself up tight in that cozy little stall, and dropped my book bag to the ground. Looking around the stall, you could definitely see that this was MY piece of heaven, and I had claimed it well. Strange, tripped out drawings of butterflies were all of the walls and the floor, done with markers, nail polish, and a few done with facepaint from Halloween.

I knelt down on the dirty ground, and reached into my bag. When I pulled out my hand again, I held a piece of paper, and a small plastic bag filled with my powder of joy: Cocaine. I put the paper on the closed toilet seat and poured the white dust carefully onto it, making sure to get it in as perfect of a line as possible. When I had it just the way I wanted it, I took out my own, personal, modified snorting device, and looked at the cocaine with hungry eyes. Sure, this high came with a price, but it was a small amount to pay for ten minutes floating high in the sky. With not even a slight pause, I snorted up the cocaine off of the paper, trying as hard as I could to not miss even a small particle of it.

After a little while, I could start feeling it kick in. It felt to me like rain, pouring off my skin. I forgot about how horrible my life was, if only for a few minutes, leaning back against the walls, drawing even more butterflies all over the infected walls. The powered corrupted my brain, and I leaned my head back, closing my eyes. I stayed perfectly still, drinking in each little drop of happiness my addiction brought to me. Every time I snorted my stash, I felt like a butterfly myself: Slowly drifting, too stupid to know my fate, and the fate of the world. Floating on and on, without a care in the world… until, of course, the crash. When I finally burned out, I felt like I was that same butterfly, only mounted up on the wall, dead.

I felt trapped when I looked at my watch, noticing there was only about twenty minutes left before this bathroom because inhabited with many people. I growled loudly to no one and nothing in particular, and closed my bag. I left my stall, closing it behind me, and threw my bag onto the line of silver sinks. My reflection in the sinks was distorted, and made me look like some kind of monster. Really, I was, wasn’t I? I was a cocaine addict. That’s as horrible of a monster as I’d ever get. A pathetic, fifteen year old cocaine addict in the twelfth year. But oh god, what a high.”
Note, I did all of this from just research, never actually even CONSIDERING snorting ANYTHING before. I don’t like drugs, I took enough pills in my childhood for the rest of my life, thank you.
I’m actually a random sixteen year old >< I’ve been writing since I was eight though.
It’s set in a high school in North Dakota. Natsu was born in Japan, but moved to America when he was eleven.
Oh yes, Bleeding Pen, thank you. It’s became, not because.

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If one of your tires blows out, you should apply your brakes immediately.

A. True

B. False

2. LSD can make a person

A. Have illusions and hallucinations

B. Sleep better

C. Feel more perceptive

3. Cannabis is

A. Marijuana

B. Cocaine

C. PCP

4. Prescription drugs

A. Are always okay to take when driving as long as they are prescribed by a doctor.

B. May never be taken when driving.

C. May be illegal to take when driving.

5. ____ of manslaughters are due to alcohol

A. 68%

B. 71%

C. 50%

6. If you accumulate too many points on your license, it will be:

A. Canceled

B. Suspended

C. Revoked

7. EACH YEAR COLLEGE STUDENTS SPEND __________ ON ALCOHOL

A. 5.5 BILLION

B. 2 BILLION

C. 5.5 MILLION

8. Driving under the influence of anger can be as dangerous as driving under the influence of alcohol.

A. True

B. False

9. When you drive through deep water, you should dry out your brakes by driving slowly in low gear and apply your brakes lightly.

A. True

B. False

10. Which muscles in your body are affected by alcohol first

A. Eye Muscles

B. Hand Muscles

C. Leg Muscles

11. Amphetamine is a

A. Narcotic

B. Stimulant

C. depressant

12. Alcohol is a good source of nutrition

A. True

B. False

13. The maximum speed limit for a school zone in Florida:

A. Is usually 15 m.p.h. but never higher than 20 m.p.h.

B. Is usually 10 m.p.h. but never higher than 25 m.p.h.

C. Is usually 20 m.p.h. but never higher than 25 m.p.h.

14. Tolerance can cause an overdose

A. True

B. False

15. The economic cost to society each year from crashes and injuries on US highways is about 230 Billion dollars.

A. True

B. False

16. What does cross addiction and cross dependence mean

A. You can become addicted to drugs in different class even if you never use them

B. You can become addicted to drugs in the same class even if you never use them

C. You become addicted to all types of drugs

17. You may lose your license

A. When you turn 70 years old

B. If you accumulate too many points on your driving record

C. If you stop driving for more than five years

18. Alcohol related crashes cost the public _____.

A. $10 million

B. $100 billion

C. $116 billion

19. Each year over ______ people die in car crashes.

A. 15,000

B. 27,000

C. 42,000

20. Addiction is

A. Compulsive

B. Repulsive

C. Voluntary

21. BAC stands for

A. Basic Alcohol Consumption.

B. Basic Alcohol Comprehension.

C. Blood Alcohol Concentration

22. A large car fire presents the possibility of

A. an explosion.

B. toxic fumes.

C. both of the above.

23. You can maintain a proper following distance by using the three second rule.

A. True

B. False

24. When crossing a street, pedestrians

A. should always use a crosswalk, if it is available

B. should wait for traffic to stop for them

C. all options

25. You may be cited for driving at the posted speed limit.

A. Never

B. If the posted speed is not safe at that time.

C. Only if you are driving a special vehicle like a truck.

26. The best safety feature for preventing whiplash is the:

A. Seatbelt

B. Headrest

C. Airbag

27. There are about ________ licensed drivers here in Florida

A. 170 million

B. 200 million

C. 14 million

28. If you accumulate too many points on your license, it will be:

A. Canceled

B. Suspended

C. Revoked

29. You should always:

A. Have an emergency escape route planned.

B. Drive at exactly the posted speed limit.

C. Drive between two cars.

30. Good survival strategy for driving includes

A. Knowing the rules

B. Practicing defensive driving, which includes communications, skill, courtesy and cooperation

C. All options

31. ____ of assaults are due to alcohol

A. 26%

B. 62%

C. 30%

32. A diamond shaped sign is:

A. Regulatory

B. Warning

C. Guide

33. Every year ______ die from alcohol

A. 10,000

B. 100,000

C. 200,000

34. Your driving record:

A. Is totally confidential

B. May be available to the public

C. Is available only to your employer with your authorization

35. Chances are, if you are involved in a crash, it will happen:

A. During a long trip

B. Within a close vicinity of your home

C. During the day

36. People who worry that a safety belt wrinkles their clothes can:

A. Place a small hand towel or handkerchief between them and the seat belt

B. Drive with one hand and hold the belt away from them with the other

C. Wear only their lap belt

37. Close to ______ of fatalities on the road are related to alcohol:

A. 25%

B. 40%

C. 80%

38. About one of ever

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