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Old 2008-04-01, 16:43
Evil_Tree Evil_Tree is offline
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Default cocaine as a local anesthetic

So I've got access to a skew of 2cxs and wanna sniff a couple of them, but have no interest in even finding out what the burn feels like. I was thinking about maybe sniffing a tiny bit of coke before sniffing the 2cx because I hear it makes your face numb. I have absolutely no experience with coke and have no interest what so ever in becoming a recreational user of it, would $10 worth of coke be enough to make my face numb but not enough to alter the effects of the 2cx or make me even know what doing coke is like? I hear it's a really great feeling and to be honest I don't even want to experience it in fear of wanting more.
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Old 2008-04-01, 16:51
acexnx316 acexnx316 is offline
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Default Re: cocaine as a local anesthetic

Honestly, you'd be better off saving your money and snorting some Lidocaine.

9.9 times out of 10, the only reason anyone feels any "numbing" effect from snorting Cocaine, is because of what it's cut with.

ONE.
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Old 2008-04-01, 16:54
geezus666 geezus666 is offline
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It will take more than $10 worth to numb up your face, unless your getting some bomb coke...also, although ive never done the RC you mentioned, I cant see the burning caused by it being all that bad....man up, and just do it.
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Old 2008-04-01, 17:18
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Yeah, coke where I come from is cut with this stuff they give to babies to numb their gums when teething. You sniff it and think whoa this is some good shit, only to find out that it's pretty weak :(.
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Old 2008-04-01, 17:28
mari juana mari juana is offline
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Default Re: cocaine as a local anesthetic

I hear it's a really great feeling and to be honest I don't even want to experience it in fear of wanting more.

don't be a pussy.
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Old 2008-04-01, 17:29
Evil_Tree Evil_Tree is offline
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that's good logic...
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Old 2008-04-01, 17:58
ingutted ingutted is offline
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Default Re: cocaine as a local anesthetic

Quote:
Originally Posted by crimsonsmoke
Yeah, coke where I come from is cut with this stuff they give to babies to numb their gums when teething. You sniff it and think whoa this is some good shit, only to find out that it's pretty weak :(.


how can they cut it with booze?
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Old 2008-04-01, 18:16
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Default Re: cocaine as a local anesthetic

how can they cut it with booze?
He means benzocaine. Very few people give their kids booze for teething these days. I think it's great though, numbs their little gums, and they are happy go lucky afterwards.
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Old 2008-04-02, 11:47
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He means benzocaine.

That's the stuff. Fucking drug dealers putting that in my coke!
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Old 2008-04-02, 15:18
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That's the stuff. Fucking drug dealers putting that in my coke!

Yo bro dey both end in caine dog dat meens itz fair game yo!
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Old 2008-04-02, 15:21
APguy APguy is offline
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mmmmm handicainestix
 
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