Dakar Blues...a MUST READ

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  1. Glitch

    Glitch Guest

    Glitch, Feb 9, 2007
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    Biggus..... Guest

    is that the bloke that regularly does articles like this about his
    'tours' around the world?? he did one last yr or so that was
    brilliant.
     
    Biggus....., Feb 9, 2007
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    fred.kroft Guest

    The lengths people go to get goood drugz
     
    fred.kroft, Feb 11, 2007
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    bikerbetty Guest

    Yeah, that sort of crap (you know, agony etc) is supposed to be character
    building..... erk!

    OTOH, how the f*** did pethidine make you happy? It just makes me spew......
    <shudder>

    betty
     
    bikerbetty, Feb 11, 2007
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  5. Not to mention being highly addictive, rooting your liver, needing massive
    doses to actually do anything, and having toxic metabolites it's a wonderful
    drug.


    Ah, opioids. Better than a swift poke in the eye with a blunt stick (but
    there may be advantages even to that....see the gateway theory of pain)

    Kathy
    I have no advocate here to debate these things with so must expound on the
    newsgroup

    On topice - I did see the series Paris to Dakar that was on earlier in the
    year. Bloody idiots, though Ewan MacGregor is exceedingly easy on the eyes.
     
    Kathryn Vickers, Feb 11, 2007
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    Hammo Guest

    Probably cos it was pethedine. [1]

    Drop me a line. Got a meal (end of rotation) out on Tuesday night if you
    want to meet some of the "workers"?

    Hammo

    [1] with added "e" [2]
    [2] pink panther, pink panther, pink panther [3]
    [3] apologies oh Gosford one.....
     
    Hammo, Feb 11, 2007
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  7. Glitch

    Hammo Guest

    On 11/2/07 8:08 PM, in article C1F52832.2B50%[email protected], "Kathryn
    Mu, kappa and delta, come with me to the pub, let me bring my dorsal horn.
    Apparently, there is a bloke, whom I have never meet, never heard anything
    about, says stuff I have never heard can talk to you. ****, he must be a
    top bloke. I bet he's never...... well, who fucking cares!
    Is that like Hospice? A dementing fugue that washes over one (unlike that
    friggin' shower!). Risk man entered! Can you believe?

    Hammo
     
    Hammo, Feb 11, 2007
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  8. Oh ha ha. At l east I don't have glasses.
    K


     
    Kathryn Vickers, Feb 11, 2007
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  9. Show off. At least I wrote my essays for my grad dip! (besides, I've seen
    your human horn...oh the consequences of it!)
    Rip someone? Met him once I think (but it was a dark and stormy night)
    Petty bastards if they did that to you. What ever happened to freedom to
    stink the place out and be generally noisome?
     
    Kathryn Vickers, Feb 11, 2007
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    Knobdoodle Guest

    But then you'd have to drink out of the bottle!
     
    Knobdoodle, Feb 11, 2007
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  11. Or lick it off the bench if my current form is anything to go by...
     
    Kathryn Vickers, Feb 11, 2007
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    sharkey Guest

    Is that what they filled me up with at the hospital? Well worth it,
    whatever it was. Whoa. Oh, that's a lot better.[*]
    Cherry Advocaat?
    I see no point arguing this point with a woman who married an orangutan.

    -----sharks

    [*] That hurt? they said to me, incredulously. Not really, I said, but
    I felt the bones move and that's just not nice.
     
    sharkey, Feb 11, 2007
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    Goaty Guest

    I had pethedine in 1970. I can still remember it! :)

    Cheers
    Goaty
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    Goaty, Feb 11, 2007
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    Goaty Guest

    This is no place for a domestic! :p

    Hmmm ... or maybe it is ...

    Cheers
    Goaty
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    Goaty, Feb 11, 2007
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    Goaty Guest

    Contact lenses don't hold enough!

    Cheers
    Goaty
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    Goaty, Feb 11, 2007
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    CrazyCam Guest


    Oh,yes! It worked very well for me, too.

    Only trouble was, back then, in Scottish civilian hospital, the first
    signs of a patient enjoying the medication, and the nurses stopped it. :-|

    regards,
    CrazyCam
     
    CrazyCam, Feb 11, 2007
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    Knobdoodle Guest

    I was huuuge on Morphine when I had my big 5-month stint in hospital in
    1982/3.
    Pethidine (and Panadine Forte) were some of the pain-killers they used to
    try and wean me off.
    I got very very shitty and used to yell "THEY DON'T WORK" when my faking
    wasn't rewarded with the desired trip off to heaven on a rush of morphia.
    I understand how heroin addiction works now.

    13 years later after my Phillip Island oopsie I was disgusted to find that
    the hospitals were equipped with Pethidine constant-infusion machines
    instead of the nurses coming around and giving you that glorious hit!
     
    Knobdoodle, Feb 12, 2007
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  18. It's people like you who give hard (legal) drugs a bad name...I have a hell
    of a time convincing people they can't get hooked if they use it in the
    right way. Next time I hope they give you tramadol pessaries and a natropath
    who believes in iridology and the healing power of dandelion tea!

    K
     
    Kathryn Vickers, Feb 12, 2007
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  19. And healing crystals. Inserted the correct way, of course.
     
    Andrew McKenna, Feb 12, 2007
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  20. Coffee enemas are still my favourite cure all, closely followed by massive
    doses of apricot kernels.

    K
     
    Kathryn Vickers, Feb 12, 2007
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