EVER WONDER WHERE THE PARTY PILL ECSTASY CAME FROM??

Killed a young local 19 year old girl last week. Liquid.

Need I say more?

no i havent but thanks for the info... interesting

MALI

Yeah, you need say more. Shit kills people all the time. Car accidents, heart disease, etc. Just cause an occasional person dies from drug use doesn't mean everyone dies from the fucking use of the drug, you idiot.

I agree with this. Everything is a poison to some degree. Some things are more poisonous than others, but yet, it's the dosage that really kills.

Water can kill if you drink too much, too quickly.

Last Edited by Aleilius on 01/25/2010 10:14 PM

DID I say everyone dies from the shit.

For your information had half a tab once and it changed the way I lived . Forever.

A very spiritual and awakening experience.

Just saying that the shit can kill you if you get a bad batch and or overdose.... but only fucktards dont know that.

Agree.

The story goes that the US Army had a stockpile of a couple of hundred thousand Ecstacy pills in Berlin - in case of a nuclear war the population were given MDMA so they could take the DOOM easier - just imagine

Well, end of the 80ies the wall came down and the US Army left. Apparently someone found it and knew right away what to do with it... go figure... acid music and raves flourished here in Berlin and I remember them pills being way way way stronger back then than now!

What kind of eperience did you have, ME? What did you take?

Ecstasy is one of the worst drugs known to man. I, in my teenage years, would have done crack or heroin, but never would I have ever tried Ecstasy or Acid.

I like turtles.

And I have also heard from some people who had much familiarity with the drug to never do within the vicinity of 300 in your life or you could wind up very fucked up.

Just had half of what I believe was a ecstasy tablet.

Was at home, just listening to some classical music, and went into some kind of meditative state where I felt like I could see the interconnectedness between everthing. Very hard to put the experience into words, but it was incredibly magical and enlightening. Understood the many co-incidences that have happenend in my life, the bigger purpose to why I am here, why I have made choices in the past, where I am going in the future.

Left with a big appreciation for all of life.

love, live and laugh as hard as you can.

I've never wondered where it comes from, because it always comes from my dealer.

hahaha; seriously, people act like idiots on X. Never been tempted to try ever since someone told me that they had the BEST night of their life because of it. I don't want to have to take a pill to experience the best night of my life...

Why not? What the fuck is the difference between doing that or supposedly "living" in any other way?

Wasnt the best night of my life, but most enlightening.

I didnt do the whole rave party thing, dance till you drop and ect, was home- quite friday evening, no alcohol, so I didnt make an idiot out of myself. Just went 'out there a little'.

No thank you.

I'd rather eat mushrooms and go on a vision quest.

And fluoride, when was it made legal?

wow... that just says a lot about your character; do your research before giving into stupidity. Pure ecstasy (MDMA)
has little evidence of serious side effects in fact unlike crack or heroin; Both ecstasy and acid have had profound impacts upon ones' psyche to which has actually healed people of traumatic experiences. Crack or heroin has not... in fact makes it much worse. Both are taken for spiritual awakenings as well, crack and heroin are not. Most ecstasy used in America today is laced with other chemicals, sometimes heroin... so it is not pure and thus when you hear of people overdosing, it is not of the pure mdma. When people use a drug and abuse it, not familiar with it ... then yes big consequences occur. But who are we to deny others of experience? fuck drug laws...

Some things about ecstasy are reasonably certain. Like many legal drugs, it affects the way brain cells handle the neurotransmitter serotonin. The cells in question are rooted near the brain's base but have long nerve fibres that fan out into higher regions. Here the fibres meet and communicate with other nerve cells, "messaging" them by squirting serotonin into the tiny joints, or synapses, that connect all nerve cells in the brain.

MDMA turns these squirts into surges. It makes cells shoot virtually their entire load of serotonin and reabsorb it unusually slowly. And the drug does this by latching onto certain proteins dotting the surfaces of the nerve cells, called serotonin transporters. The normal job of these proteins is to absorb serotonin back into cells. MDMA makes the proteins work in reverse and pump the stuff out. It's not all the drug does to brain chemistry, but most scientists think it's the key to E's loved-up sensations.

And the key, too, to the drug's less desirable effects. Some short-term problems are no longer in serious dispute. In recent years it's become clear that ecstasy can make it dangerously difficult for some people to pass water, and help to bring on sudden and sometimes fatal heatstroke, especially in hot dance clubs (see "Life and death on the dance floor", p 31). Most experts also agree that by temporarily depleting the brain of serotonin, MDMA can leave users vulnerable to the mid-week blues. Yet neither of these risks, say experts, has created a serious public health problem. The mood swings are comparatively mild, and, despite the drug's massive popularity, ecstasy deaths remain extremely rare: downhill skiing kills more people. Even Britain's leading ecstasy expert, John Henry of St Mary's Hospital Medical School in London, thinks the risk of sudden death has been "overemphasised".

What most worries scientists like Henry is the possibility that hundreds of thousands of ecstasy users could be storing up mental health problems for the future. Are they? George Ricaurte and Una McCann, a husband-and-wife team at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, have led the way in trying to pinpoint the drug's longterm impact on the brain. And after nearly 15 years of research, they are convinced the drug can damage serotonin synapses and nerve fibres. Indeed, they say, really persistent users even risk succumbing to "pruning", in which the longer, thicker serotonin nerve fibres in the brain wither and are replaced by a denser growth of spidery, shorter ones. In short, swallow E week in week out and the fine structure of your brain may never be the same again.

are you saying liquid ecstasy killed a young girl? If so liquid ecstasy is a slang term the media uses for a drug called GHB quite a bit different from MDMA.

Most MDMA deaths occur from adulterated pills with other chemicals other than MDMA in them, its quite difficult to OD from pure MDMA. Drugs are not dangerous its the prohibition laws that make them dangerous

Please clarify and elaborate.

User ID: 873571EVER WONDER WHERE THE PARTY PILL ECSTASY CAME FROM??



can't say i havent'

but where do you get yours from OP?

i bet it is made in an unhygenic backyard with all sorts of chemical fillers/baking soda/whatever else.

who knows what you're really ingesting

Whaaaat..unsafe sex.. he did't use condom while you were on coma?
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it was to turn fattys into skinnys

It became popular in the early 80's when MDA was illegalized.We used to get oz bags of it in southern Illinois.If you took organic chemistry at SIU Edwardsville or SIU Carbondale,and could whip up a batch that your professor liked,you would get an A for the semester.MDMA is rank in comparison.MDMA was "the" designer drug,legal because it was similar to MDA.MDA is much easier to make.You can derive it from SAFFRON.Flower Power.

a kid died on xtc from this.. drank 3 gallons of water in like 4 hours.. brain swelled, killed him.

But saffron is very expensive. Why would you use that?

Also, wasn't Heroin invented by Bayer?