Pcp..........?

[chitownsmoking]

its fun to begin with but its a thin line between a small dose and a big one

 

[Ganjaglutin]

Me Dont Like It!

 

[BL@ZE]

ive never tried it, and i dont think i will lol

 

[bicycle racer]

its not main stream for a reason i have heard many horror stories.

 

[Ganjaglutin]

Bad Drug!!!

 

[BL@ZE]

its not main stream for a reason i have heard many horror stories.

Bad Drug!!!

hence why i said i might never try it lmfao

 

[Ganjaglutin]

Hence Why You Might Try It.

 

[shepj]

haha I'd try it... but I don't get mad on anything (cept sobriety).

 

[Ganjaglutin]

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[style]

Thats a song by James Brown.

His drug of choice was PCP.......or was it he liked PCP.

Either way he got arrested for possession of it.

Actually I should research that a lil more because I was told by a good friend thats pretty reliable. But I look into it more then post what I find.

 

[Ganjaglutin]

Yes. He Did. His Wife In Fact Died On It.

 

[style]

Yes. He Did. His Wife In Fact Died On It.

Like a sex machine?

 

[Ganjaglutin]

Lmao! X-d!!!

 

[bicycle racer]

is pcp used normally to drug large animals or is that false does it have medical uses at all?

 

[Furthur]

ketamine is an animal tranquilizer, I'm not sure about PCP. I thought it was just another chemical.

 

[Ganjaglutin]

It Was Created As A Complex Anesthesia

Which Means It Temporarily Does All Of The Following:
Analgesia
Hypnosis
Amnesia
Paralysis
Obtundation

But It Was Found That For The Most Part It Did Nearly The Opposite.

 

[shepj]

It's still used for animals, so is ketamine.. It was originally used for anaesthesia but due to hallucinations, it was replaced by ketamine.. neither which are currently used in humans medicinally anymore.

 

[Ganjaglutin]

Cmon Shepj. Ketamine Is Still Fairly Used.

 

[shepj]

Cmon Shepj. Ketamine Is Still Fairly Used.

I was under the impression it is only used in veterinary applications?

 

[hom36rown]

I was under the impression it is only used in veterinary applications?

I thought so too, but apparently they still use it.

Ketamine is primarily used for the induction and maintenance of general anesthesia, usually in combination with some sedative drug. Other uses include sedation in intensive care, analgesia (particularly in emergency medicine), and treatment of bronchospasm. It is also a popular anesthetic in veterinary medicine.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketamine