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Old 11-05-2009, 22:55
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Snorting VS Shooting (withdrawals)

SWIM was just wondering the differences if any that other cats have experienced with withdrawal from sniffing dope compared to shooting it. Swim personally has quit 2 or 3 times before when he was sniffing it and managed to stay clean for close to a month each time, but since he has switched to shooting he hasn't had the same luck. would anyone else like to share their experiences?
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