Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
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I think the sheep really sold that one for me, thanks.
And yes, the picture of the smurfrave is ... well, it certainly is a thing that those people are doing.
my parents met at one of these, back in the 70s
Uhm..
Hmmm..
Yeahhhhhhh....
Some of those people don't look so bad. In fact, some people on the faces of Meth thing look better than they did before
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Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
Assuming meth-meth is like Adderall-meth, only more so, it's possible they very rarely eat. When I was on Adderall, I dropped 40 lbs.
EDIT: Whether or not that has anything to do with sores, I haven't the foggiest.
Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
You don't have to go out of your way. Different versions have been showing up on content aggregators, the front page of social news sites like Digg and Reddit, and passed around on social networking sites and forums for years now. It's not impossible to have missed them, but it is a bit surprising, especially for a more net-savvy community like this.
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Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Seriously though, why are actual monetary purchases present in a game basically for toddlers? That's kind of idiotic.
Because apparently it works? This girl got the charges reversed by Apple because it was so high, but I have to imagine they aren't always so generous when someone buys the $99 wheelbarrow of berries. And we adult gamers were going crazy over the $2.50 horse in Oblivion!
Yes that is precisely why I consider it idiotic. At the very least the horse is advertised to people who are adults and have a vague idea of the fact that they are spending real money.
I'm aware this is not a new concept, really. Toy commercials and all. But this just seems worse. There's no way a toddler can 'accidentally' buy a toy unless they literally swipe their parent's credit card. Plus I can't imagine these berries do anything. I also can't believe that a 99$ barrel of berries option even exists. That's a pretty bold move to say the least.
Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Aw, god damn. Fuck meth.
That is the new worst way to attempt to get a high I've ever heard. Congratulations meth. You just surpassed a guy injecting ground up spider.
Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Aw, god damn. Fuck meth.
That is the new worst way to attempt to get a high I've ever heard. Congratulations meth. You just surpassed a guy injecting ground up spider.
Ahh...goddammit. There isn't enough in the entire world to properly respond to either of you.
Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Aw, god damn. Fuck meth.
That is the new worst way to attempt to get a high I've ever heard. Congratulations meth. You just surpassed a guy injecting ground up spider.
Ahh...goddammit. There isn't enough in the entire world to properly respond to either of you.
Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Aw, god damn. Fuck meth.
That is the new worst way to attempt to get a high I've ever heard. Congratulations meth. You just surpassed a guy injecting ground up spider.
I know I'm going to regret this, but... what the hell is that all about?
Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Aw, god damn. Fuck meth.
That is the new worst way to attempt to get a high I've ever heard. Congratulations meth. You just surpassed a guy injecting ground up spider.
I know I'm going to regret this, but... what the hell is that all about?
When my wife was doing her clinicals they had a young guy come in with bad chest pains. Couldn't figure out what it was. Tests didn't show anything helpful and he didn't fit the profile for most of the normal causes of it. Finally, they got him to roll up his sleeves and found needle tracks. After some thorough questioning they got it out of him that he was a heroin junkie and was desperate for a fix, so he thought grinding up a spider and injecting it would be a good idea. It was not.
Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Aw, god damn. Fuck meth.
That is the new worst way to attempt to get a high I've ever heard. Congratulations meth. You just surpassed a guy injecting ground up spider.
I know I'm going to regret this, but... what the hell is that all about?
When my wife was doing her clinicals they had a young guy come in with bad chest pains. Couldn't figure out what it was. Tests didn't show anything helpful and he didn't fit the profile for most of the normal causes of it. Finally, they got him to roll up his sleeves and found needle tracks. After some thorough questioning they got it out of him that he was a heroin junkie and was desperate for a fix, so he thought grinding up a spider and injecting it would be a good idea. It was not.
Yeah but the next morning he could shoot web and didn't need his glasses anymore so really I think he came out ahead.
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Does meth really do that to people? that's terrible. Why would a person do that to themselves? Also, what's the science behind it? Like what is it about meth that makes people get all these nasty sores on their face and get jaundiced and stuff.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Aw, god damn. Fuck meth.
That is the new worst way to attempt to get a high I've ever heard. Congratulations meth. You just surpassed a guy injecting ground up spider.
I know I'm going to regret this, but... what the hell is that all about?
When my wife was doing her clinicals they had a young guy come in with bad chest pains. Couldn't figure out what it was. Tests didn't show anything helpful and he didn't fit the profile for most of the normal causes of it. Finally, they got him to roll up his sleeves and found needle tracks. After some thorough questioning they got it out of him that he was a heroin junkie and was desperate for a fix, so he thought grinding up a spider and injecting it would be a good idea. It was not.
Yeah but the next morning he could shoot web and didn't need his glasses anymore so really I think he came out ahead.
Shooting web is not an inherently useful ability. For instance, it's hard to swing from building to building from your ass.
Some parents are dumb and give-away their password to their children. My sister rang up a big bill for downloading music and movies once that way.
Even-so, I do not understand why virtual items in this game are so expensive. I wonder how much money they rake in that doesn't get reversed-on? They've gotta be making money hand-over-fist!
Yeah I was thinking the same thing. Would NOT be surprised if we get another Strawberry Shortcake incident out of this. So, download your copy now, folks!
No, I think they've got legitimate parody grounds here. They're not using Smurfs to make fun of an unrelated 3rd party, like with the Strawberry Shortcake thing. They're making fun of the Smurfs game in question.
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they need to mix faces of meth with hotornot
And yes, the picture of the smurfrave is ... well, it certainly is a thing that those people are doing.
It's Schtroumpf. And Schtroumpf is not the french word for Smuf. Smurf is the english word for Schtroumpf.
my parents met at one of these, back in the 70s
I don't get it
What spring does with the cherry trees.
Uhm..
Hmmm..
Yeahhhhhhh....
Some of those people don't look so bad. In fact, some people on the faces of Meth thing look better than they did before
Assuming meth-meth is like Adderall-meth, only more so, it's possible they very rarely eat. When I was on Adderall, I dropped 40 lbs.
EDIT: Whether or not that has anything to do with sores, I haven't the foggiest.
The sores are from scratching at the face due to hallucinations, the loss of teeth is due to meth making you dehydrated (and simply the act of smoking) making you drink a lot of sugary drinks, and the rest is just general lack of hygiene usually.
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Not everyone goes out of their way to find before-and-after shots of meth addicts. It's not a very difficult concept to piece together.
That said, I didn't get the comic before that faces of meth was mentioned sooo
Well, in some ways - the sores in heavy meth users are also caused by a lack of blood flow and damage to the blood vessels, so they start developing acne that will take longer and longer to heal. This also contributes to the feeling like there are 'bugs under your skin', which is caused by have small amounts of meth and pollutants in your body that don't break down, and instead build up in oily patches under the skin. Meth addicts tend to scratch and pick at these sores, and very heavy or desperate users will actually re-ingest their meth sores to get a partial fix.
Yes that is precisely why I consider it idiotic. At the very least the horse is advertised to people who are adults and have a vague idea of the fact that they are spending real money.
I'm aware this is not a new concept, really. Toy commercials and all. But this just seems worse. There's no way a toddler can 'accidentally' buy a toy unless they literally swipe their parent's credit card. Plus I can't imagine these berries do anything. I also can't believe that a 99$ barrel of berries option even exists. That's a pretty bold move to say the least.
Aw, god damn. Fuck meth.
But it adds poop, instead of filtering poop out.
Ahh...goddammit. There isn't enough
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I know I'm going to regret this, but... what the hell is that all about?
When my wife was doing her clinicals they had a young guy come in with bad chest pains. Couldn't figure out what it was. Tests didn't show anything helpful and he didn't fit the profile for most of the normal causes of it. Finally, they got him to roll up his sleeves and found needle tracks. After some thorough questioning they got it out of him that he was a heroin junkie and was desperate for a fix, so he thought grinding up a spider and injecting it would be a good idea. It was not.
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Yeah but the next morning he could shoot web and didn't need his glasses anymore so really I think he came out ahead.
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Even-so, I do not understand why virtual items in this game are so expensive. I wonder how much money they rake in that doesn't get reversed-on? They've gotta be making money hand-over-fist!
And they don't have Pound Puppies in France. They have the metric system, so it's Le Puppies Royale.
Hah!
No, I think they've got legitimate parody grounds here. They're not using Smurfs to make fun of an unrelated 3rd party, like with the Strawberry Shortcake thing. They're making fun of the Smurfs game in question.
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