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| Better Living Through Chemistry Discussions of any and all sorts of mind-warping chemicals, pills, booze, mind machines, trippy stuff, current street prices, importing pharmaceuticals, smart drugs, nutrients, herbs, and altered states. Please try to keep your conversations "theoretical" in nature, since this is an open conference. |
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 2008-01-26, 07:52 |
helterskelter 
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anyone ever try this shit,whats a good 1st time dose i got 2 70mg pills for 5 bucks,is it any good dood who sold it said it was better than adderall
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#2
2008-01-26, 08:45 |
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
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Originally Posted by helterskelter
anyone ever try this shit,whats a good 1st time dose i got 2 70mg pills for 5 bucks,is it any good dood who sold it said it was better than adderall
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It isn't better than adderall, but take one, you should feel it...
nah, fuck it take'm both. |
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#3
2008-01-26, 14:30 |
Checkk
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
Taking two will feel exactly like 40mg. of Dextroamphetamine or 80mg. of Adderall. I think... Check Wiki
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2008-01-26, 16:10 |
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
Wiki is wrong; two of these doesn't feel like 40 mg of Dexedrine. Two of them feel pretty good though.
I am actually a really big fan of this stuff; they say it has no recreational potential but one pill makes me feel good for a few hours and sends me off into the night for a burst of productivity.
If you just have the two pills, take them both. If you had more I would tell you to take one first so that you can gauge your individual reaction to one pill and dose accordingly.
Personally, I think it IS better than Adderall, but that's just because I know a girl who has a script and hates the stuff so she gives it all to me for free.
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2008-01-26, 17:11 |
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
your gay if you abuse vyvanse
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#6
2008-01-26, 17:21 |
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Originally Posted by kwerjack
your gay if you abuse vyvanse
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My gay if I abuse Vyvanse? What about my gay if I abuse Vyvanse? Come on; you are supposed to express a complete thought in a sentence.
(You should also get a better grasp on when to use the genitive case vs. when to use an apostrophe.) |
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2008-01-26, 17:33 |
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
My gay if I abuse Vyvanse? What about my gay if I abuse Vyvanse? Come on; you are supposed to express a complete thought in a sentence.
(You should also get a better grasp on when to use the genitive case vs. when to use an apostrophe.)
wanna talk about grammer, cause that has nothing to do with the genitive case, its just writing without punctuation, cause this is the internet.
what about the sentence "my gay if i abuse vyvanse?"
what the fuck does that and the following sentence mean?
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#8
2008-01-26, 18:14 |
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
Well, it was supposed to be a joke, but (as I suspected) it was completely lost on you... so I'll explain it:
It has everything to do with the genitive case. You wrote "your" as in the possessive form of "you" - e.g., "your girlfriend", "your house", etc. etc.
You quite obviously intended to use "you're", a contraction of "you are", but since you left out the "e" and the apostrophe (punctuation, as you mentioned), you were actually making the statement, "Your gay if you abuse Vyvanse," which might perhaps begin a nonsensical-yet-technically-correct statement such as "Your gay if you abuse Vyvanse is at an incredibly high level." That statement, of course, would be conveying the idea that I am "very gay" if I abuse Vyvanse. "You're gay if you abuse Vyvanse" would be the same thing, but "your gay if you abuse Vyvanse" is an incomplete thought if it is parsed as it's written, that is, without the reader considering the possibility that you meant to say "you are" instead of "your".
I was insinuating that you had INTENDED to make a statement regarding "my gay if I abuse Vyvanse," thus pointing out (in what I considered to be a humorous fashion) the fact that you had used the wrong word.
"Youre" would be writing without punctuation. "Your" would be a case of Just Plain Bad Grammar.
Anyway, if you didn't get the joke the first time, chances are that you won't get it now either. I feel like such a douchebag for actually writing this post, but I had so much fun thinking about it that I'm not going to erase it now.
(Afterthought: wouldn't it be cool if, when I said "I'm a really big fan," I turned into, literally, A REALLY BIG FAN? Oh man, the ambiguous nature of the English language is so awesome!)
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2008-01-26, 21:18 |
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Originally Posted by T-zone
Well, it was supposed to be a joke, but (as I suspected) it was completely lost on you... so I'll explain it:
It has everything to do with the genitive case. You wrote "your" as in the possessive form of "you" - e.g., "your girlfriend", "your house", etc. etc.
You quite obviously intended to use "you're", a contraction of "you are", but since you left out the "e" and the apostrophe (punctuation, as you mentioned), you were actually making the statement, "Your gay if you abuse Vyvanse," which might perhaps begin a nonsensical-yet-technically-correct statement such as "Your gay if you abuse Vyvanse is at an incredibly high level." That statement, of course, would be conveying the idea that I am "very gay" if I abuse Vyvanse. "You're gay if you abuse Vyvanse" would be the same thing, but "your gay if you abuse Vyvanse" is an incomplete thought if it is parsed as it's written, that is, without the reader considering the possibility that you meant to say "you are" instead of "your".
I was insinuating that you had INTENDED to make a statement regarding "my gay if I abuse Vyvanse," thus pointing out (in what I considered to be a humorous fashion) the fact that you had used the wrong word.
"Youre" would be writing without punctuation. "Your" would be a case of Just Plain Bad Grammar.
Anyway, if you didn't get the joke the first time, chances are that you won't get it now either. I feel like such a douchebag for actually writing this post, but I had so much fun thinking about it that I'm not going to erase it now.
(Afterthought: wouldn't it be cool if, when I said "I'm a really big fan," I turned into, literally, A REALLY BIG FAN? Oh man, the ambiguous nature of the English language is so awesome!)
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#10
2008-01-26, 21:34 |
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Originally Posted by kwerjack
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Man, I just had a tonic-clonic seizure because of you. Nice going. ;) |
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#11
2008-01-26, 22:12 |
SydMorrison
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
wanna talk about grammer, cause that has nothing to do with the genitive case, its just writing without punctuation, cause this is the internet.
what about the sentence "my gay if i abuse vyvanse?"
what the fuck does that and the following sentence mean?
It's people like you that got the reputation part of &Totse taken away.
"Lol y duz every1 think im stoooopid? Jeff! Tak3 dis repootation thing away!!!11one11!"
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#12
2008-01-26, 22:56 |
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
Please, people, the search feature is there for a reason.
Vyvanse + basic or acidic solution = d-amp and lonely aminos.
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#13
2008-01-27, 05:45 |
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Re: Lisdexamfetamine
My gay if I abuse Vyvanse? What about my gay if I abuse Vyvanse?
Every time you fail to perform lysis on amphetamines, a homosexual cries. :(
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