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Old 21-12-2007, 12:35
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First of all SWIM would like to apologize if this is in the wrong spot....


SWIM doesnt understand why some substances (alcohol, cannabis, vicodin, vailum) are socially acceptable by his peers and other substances (adderall, heroin, oxycontin) are totally "bad"

SWIM's friends have no problem taking percosets but if SWIM offered them a 40 of OC they would freak out, even though the same active ingrediant is oxycodone.

SWIM has tried heroin (smoked) and it is not even as close to as intense as most peolpe think, it just puts SWIM in a better mood, kind of like a vailum but less drowsiness. But Alcohol makes you black out and not remember what heppened, people get in fights, people drive because they feel euphoric. Overall Alcohol is 10X more intence than Heroin and 10000X more accepted.

Is SWIM looking at this wrong or is he right? he doesnt understand why some drugs are socially acceptable and some arent. Ignorance maybe?

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