marques de sade
09-21-2007, 10:05 PM
i took 3mg wednesday just to test it for bad reactions and stuff and it didn't
make me sick or anything... it was an o.k. trip, i didn't see trails or
anything but i was quite energetic and my memory seemed to be super-active, i
guess it lasted about 12 hours or so... but my question is, would i be able to
repeat like say saturday night? i wanted to do 6mg, but if it's gonna feel like
3mg, i'd rather wait for another week... does anyone know how long you should
wait before you repeat? thanks a lot for any info...
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octinomos (http://www.nyx.net/~dlongori/strck.htm)
``By joining hands with the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), which intelligence sources say bankrolls itself by selling heroin and cocaine, the United States also would become partners of a sort with Osama bin Laden, the international terrorist behind last year's bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, the Washington Times reports. According to the newspaper's sources, the KLA is linked to an extensive organized crime network headquartered in Albania. In 1998 the State Department listed the KLA as an international terrorist organization that supported itself with drug profits and through loans from known terrorists like bin Laden." --FROM 'THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN,' May 28, 1999. (http://emperors-clothes.com/news/binl.htm)
make me sick or anything... it was an o.k. trip, i didn't see trails or
anything but i was quite energetic and my memory seemed to be super-active, i
guess it lasted about 12 hours or so... but my question is, would i be able to
repeat like say saturday night? i wanted to do 6mg, but if it's gonna feel like
3mg, i'd rather wait for another week... does anyone know how long you should
wait before you repeat? thanks a lot for any info...
--
octinomos (http://www.nyx.net/~dlongori/strck.htm)
``By joining hands with the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), which intelligence sources say bankrolls itself by selling heroin and cocaine, the United States also would become partners of a sort with Osama bin Laden, the international terrorist behind last year's bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, the Washington Times reports. According to the newspaper's sources, the KLA is linked to an extensive organized crime network headquartered in Albania. In 1998 the State Department listed the KLA as an international terrorist organization that supported itself with drug profits and through loans from known terrorists like bin Laden." --FROM 'THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN,' May 28, 1999. (http://emperors-clothes.com/news/binl.htm)