[Callum]

Originally Posted by InOne

I know at least 2 of them are dead.

That is so sad. I know this sounds mad but if I had to try one drug I'd choose heroin. Just because I've always thought of it as the worst drug and I have a phobia of needles, it would be a way of facing my fear. Also I'm quite intrigued to know what it feels like when the fluid's inside you.

Would never try it voluntarily though.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Callum

That is so sad. I know this sounds mad but if I had to try one drug I'd choose heroin. Just because I've always thought of it as the worst drug and I have a phobia of needles, it would be a way of facing my fear. Also I'm quite intrigued to know what it feels like when the fluid's inside you.

Would never try it voluntarily though.

I'd imagine it would be a pretty good feeling. The closest i've come to trying it is morphine.

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by Callum

That is so sad. I know this sounds mad but if I had to try one drug I'd choose heroin. Just because I've always thought of it as the worst drug and I have a phobia of needles, it would be a way of facing my fear. Also I'm quite intrigued to know what it feels like when the fluid's inside you.

Would never try it voluntarily though.

Read above Callum - altho I've never taken heroin I've had the medical version. It makes you feel sleepy and dream-like, and the passage of time just disappears. Takes the cares of the world away. I tried to watch an episode of Star Trek while high on diamoprhine - it seemed to me the whole thing was in Klingon and I wanted subtitles.

Also, as with most problem drugs such as nicotine, the withdrawal is the part that excites the brain to want more. Addicts do not experience the same 'hit' over time, but rather the feeling of 'normality' when their level is restored.

[Callum]

Originally Posted by Claymores

Read above Callum - altho I've never taken heroin I've had the medical version. It makes you feel sleepy and dream-like, and the passage of time just disappears. Takes the cares of the world away. I tried to watch an episode of Star Trek while high on diamoprhine - it seemed to me the whole thing was in Klingon and I wanted subtitles.

Also, as with most problem drugs such as nicotine, the withdrawal is the part that excites the brain to want more. Addicts do not experience the same 'hit' over time, but rather the feeling of 'normality' when their level is restored.

How can you get diamorphine?

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by Callum

How can you get diamorphine?

Get seriously ill/an organ removed as cancerous - not one of my top recommendations to try Callum, but the medical profession will mainline you for 3 days (means they put a plug into your upper arm and so can just screw on the syringe body rather than finding a vein to inject you each time)