Ibizajames1980
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Few years back now but had a few silver bars back in 2016 on the island. They were quality. Did them in halves and they were a great Buzz.
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JayDR8
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I asked my guy how they were in comparison to Soundclouds 2018 and he said on par. I mean obviously you’re not gonna say they’re crap, but let’s see some more reports
Ibizajames1980
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I remember it being Blue Ghosts and silver bars for us in 2016, Trumps in 2017. Didn’t do any on my last 2 visits sadly 
MrHullMysterious
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Johnny Vodka
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Only place I've had a proper pat down was Hi (2019) and I still passed... though some friends (male and female) did not.
matthew1471
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I’ve been caught taking stuff in on a few occasions… still got let in. pretty sure the bouncers just resell it inside. I’ve probably bought my own gear back again
Johnny Vodka
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I’ve been caught taking stuff in on a few occasions… still got let in. pretty sure the bouncers just resell it inside. I’ve probably bought my own gear back again
Yeah, my friends were still allowed in... minus their gear.
freakstar
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Not really ibiza (although I’ve seen a spotlighter in this!!!!!!!)…but great documentary…it does mention how people ended up in ibiza from Scotland (even I can’t understand some of the Glasgow chat)
www.bbc.co.uk
Question was is ‘ravers’ or ‘clubbers’… 10/15 pills a night etc… I’ve been there! Rolex etc…
Scotland the Rave
Author Graeme Armstrong dives into the little-explored world of the Scottish rave scene.
www.bbc.co.uk
Question was is ‘ravers’ or ‘clubbers’… 10/15 pills a night etc… I’ve been there! Rolex etc…
Hally
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Been searched once (at Zoo) between 1995 and this year. Was well surprised when I got groped going into Bora Bora and a Guardia at the door at Amnesia last trip
The Sun God
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I don't know if everyone is yet aware but various women on the mainland have alleged in recent weeks that they were (literally) spiked with unknown drugs in clubs. The police are still investigating but I've read some articles casting doubts on the claims. Anyway it seems this is now a news story across the water too, based on 6 incidents, 3 reported.
https://energycontrol.org/energy-control-plantea-dudas-sobre-pinchazo-para-delitos-sexuales/ (click SI to gain access)
https://energycontrol.org/energy-control-plantea-dudas-sobre-pinchazo-para-delitos-sexuales/ (click SI to gain access)
When I flew to Barcelona last month I was sat next to a woman who was flying over as her Daughter had been spiked in a nightclub in Barcelona the night before.
Fortunately her Daughter was OK despite being hospitalised. She had her phone stolen so this could have been more theft driven.
Very worrying that this is becoming more and more prevalent.
jimmiz
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Investigan cuatro casos de pinchazos a mujeres en discotecas de Ibiza
La Guardia Civil investiga en estos momentos seis posibles casos de pinchazos a mujeres en discotecas de Baleares, cuatro de ellos en Ibiza y dos de ellos en Mallorca.
www.periodicodeibiza.es
The Sun God
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it's really weird though because toxicologists haven't found any traces yet the women were all reporting symptoms of being drugged (?)
newsinfo.inquirer.net
Spain reports rash of ‘needle spiking’ attacks on women
BARCELONA — Spanish police are investigating a string of cases of women being injected with possibly spiked syringes in crowded clubs, following similar incidents in Britain and
newsinfo.inquirer.net
matthew1471
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There were reports of this happening in the UK a while ago. iirc they were pretty much debunked as being drunk or their drink spiked. But not actual needle spiking.
Some drugs leave your system relatively quickly so may not show up on a toxicology test, depending on how much time has passed before one is carried out.
There have been reports in Wales where women were initially refused a toxicology test as the assumption made by the hospital was that it was just alcohol related as opposed to spiking.
There have been reports in Wales where women were initially refused a toxicology test as the assumption made by the hospital was that it was just alcohol related as opposed to spiking.
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Johnny Vodka
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People who know more about these things than I do reckon it would be hard to get a sufficient amount of any qualifying substance into a person via a needle without them really being aware of it at the time.
The Sun God
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and yet all these women (and today a Spanish male too) have come forward claiming the same thing. The only thing I can think of is that there is some new drink/drug/combo that mimics the sharp effects of an injection? But then there would be far more people coming forward surely? A real mystery.
Johnny Vodka
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Some benzos can be active at a very low dose, but I have no idea whether they can be administered by injection, and just a little off required dose could probably kill someone, especially if they've been drinking too.
Other thoughts are that people are being pricked by needles but it's more just a dickhead/copycat thing, and any spiking is being done via the traditional route.
I don't think there's been a case yet where the authorities have been able to say this person was given a particular drug via a needle?