lol im bored so i thought i would post this.....

First i was like drugs and alchohol are bad.

Then i tried beer. and i was like damn i think i like this.

Then beer led to vodka.

Vodka led to weed.

Weed led to Popin pills.

Popin led to snortin pill.

And thats were i am now.


I can only imagin whats next.

For me

I always had an open mind to drugs and alcohol

I started to drink liquor(never liked beer)

alcohol led to taking pills a few times

pills led to weed (weird it happend in this order)

weed led to shrooms/morning glorys

I'm gonna try and stay with weed and harmless drugs and stay away from pills agian.

weed led to beer

beer led to real alchohol

alchohol lead to xtc and good drugz

Alcohol led to Weed.

Weed led to Shrooms.

Shrooms led to Popping/Snorting Pills and Coke.

Popping/Snorting Pills and Coke led to Drug Tests.

I smoked weed, thats how it went for me...

selling adderall led to smoking weed

weed led to taking adderall

adderall led to shrooms

shrooms led to acid

chronic led beer

beer led to mexi/swag weed

shrooms led to lsd

pills led to xtc

xtc / adderall (POWDER) led to coke (POWDER)

cocaine led to cigarettes

cigarettes led to crack (BASE)

(BASE) crack led to speed

crack/speed led to radio-active meltdown

meltdown led to opiates

opiate pills & weed led to retirement

retirement is ONE

location Panama

-187HYDRO

um, befor i started any thing i always wanted to try acid.
one drug never lead into another for me, i never was looking for the next big high. i just wanted to know what it was like, so i did it and if i liked it i kept doing it.
exept coke heroin and meth (well iv taken ridlin so i guess iv kind of did meth)
and for you FUCKS who are gonna be like "your a faggot liar retard" FUCK YOU ridlin is an aphetamine just like meth, if yo dont believe me ask firetime or look it up

Proof of Superflys claims.

"Health Effects
Methylphenidate is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant. It has effects similar to, but more potent than, caffeine and less potent than amphetamines. It has a notably calming and “focusingà¢ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚¬Ã‚ÂÂ� effect on those with ADHD, particularly children.

Recent research at Brookhaven National Laboratory may begin to explain how methylphenidate helps people with ADHD. The researchers used positron emission tomography (PET�a noninvasive brain scan) to confirm that administering normal therapeutic doses of methylphenidate to healthy, adult men increased their dopamine levels. The researchers speculate that methylphenidate amplifies the release of dopamine, a neurotransmitter, thereby improving attention and focus in individuals who have dopamine signals that are weak.1

Methylphenidate can be a valuable medicine, for adults as well as children with ADHD.2,3,4 Treatment of ADHD with stimulants such as Ritalin and psychotherapy help to improve the abnormal behaviors of ADHD, as well as the self-esteem, cognition, and social and family function of the patient.2 Research shows that individuals with ADHD do not become addicted to stimulant medications when taken in the form and dosage prescribed by doctors. In fact, it has been reported that stimulant therapy in childhood is associated with a reduction in the risk for subsequent drug and alcohol abuse disorders.5,6 Also, studies have found that individuals with ADHD who have been treated with stimulants such as methylphenidate are significantly less likely than those who do not receive treatment to abuse drugs and alcohol when they are older.7

Because of its stimulant properties, however, in recent years there have been reports of methylphenidate abuse by people for whom it is not prescribed. It is abused for its stimulant effects: appetite suppression, wakefulness, increased focus/attentiveness, and euphoria. Addiction to methylphenidate seems to occur when it induces rapid increases of dopamine in the brain. In contrast, the therapeutic effect is achieved by slow and steady increases of dopamine, which are similar to the natural production by the brain. The doses prescribed by physicians start low and increase slowly until a therapeutic effect is reached. That way, the risk of addiction is very small.8

When abused, the tablets are either taken orally or crushed and snorted. Some abusers dissolve the tablets in water and inject the mixture; complications can arise from this because insoluble fillers in the tablets can block small blood vessels."

http://www.nida.nih.gov/Infofacts/Ritalin.html

cigarettes to beer (which is nasty)
beer to whiskey
whiskey to vodka
vodka to weed
weed to pill poppin and snortin
pills to acid and xtc