Not sure what moderation will think of this but here goes. A friend got some of these off http://www.funkpills.co.uk/ and said they were amazing. And on holiday I met a few people on that intensified Vitamin C stuff, G something that they swore by. Just wondering if anyone's tried these and what they're like etc. ? This doesn't break any regulations as they're legal I hope.
Legal Highs
- Thread starter Super P
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serious guys i've been a major mash head. the herbal ones are o.k as long as u dont take to many to quick. u will be sick. guaranteed. the bzp pills are amazing. heres ho i describe it.
coming up - just like a pill
peaking - buzzing ur tits off and tripping out slightly
later - having a well good time
coming down - close to ketamine (but not as crazy)
all in all - i sear by them
well thats my view.
have fun but be safe. whatever you take.
coming up - just like a pill
peaking - buzzing ur tits off and tripping out slightly
later - having a well good time
coming down - close to ketamine (but not as crazy)
all in all - i sear by them
well thats my view.
have fun but be safe. whatever you take.
Dazed_Out
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perkz said:
You get rushes, huge amounts of energy. If they were legal in Aus id swear by BZP also. Damn you England and New Zealand
Super Polack, thats like saying is Alcohol and Smoking dangerous..??, of course they both are in large amounts etc!! BZP gives u a slight hangover/comedown, not as bad as hangover from alcohol.
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Speed errmmm yah 
i like sleep also...
miaburgess
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there seems to be so many legal highs out there at the min. i no some of em don't work but im sure there are some that do the trick. any surefire ones? and where is the best place to buy? i would of thought festivals and stuff not sure i would feel safe buying off the net. having said that i take enough risks buying illegal highs and alot of the time they don't work especially in the last year. so it might be worth a change.
dj_joeyc42
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The drug was classified as a Schedule I controlled substance in the United States in 2002. It is banned in all Australian states except Victoria, where it is legal until September 1st 2006. This is the date BZP and piperazine analogs become illegal in the federal schedules which are now enacted by all Australian states and territories.
coley
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miaburgess
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good point!
the real stuff seems to be crap at the min. sick of getting ripped off i wouldn't mind but alot of the time its people i know! re-evaluation of my friends me thinks! 
anything from london underground does the trick. get the pink xxx ones if u can. i was doubtfull bout them but boy was i wrong! took 2 and exactly the same as ectasy, loved up, rushes, dancing mode, big eyes, jaws going and no comedown. dont no how they can be legal but they r.
ps. every1 says it but drink loads of water and limit the alachol even if not dancing. if not u will have the worst headache ever!
they are legal but treat with caution.
ps. every1 says it but drink loads of water and limit the alachol even if not dancing. if not u will have the worst headache ever!
they are legal but treat with caution.
Long reply based on my uni days - read if you can be bothered.........(mods feel free to delete if this is not welcome - bear in mind it's facts, not an endorsment)
On a purely scientific basis they should work as a high proportion of 'new breed' pills comprise of chemical substances that have a proven stimulant / hallucinogenic properties.
BZP based 'pep pills' are actually extremely closely related chemically to phenethylamines such are the much loved 3,4-Methylenedioxy-N-methylamphetamine and as such I can't see them remaining legal for long. (If it's your thing, enjoy them while you can I guess)
A word of warning though, while currently legal, do not take this as a guarantee of being without risk - benzyls such as this have been through (very) limited human testing - the fact there is little chance of them being used as a profitable medicine, means research by the majors has been limited.
As they have very similar stimulant / hallucinogenic properties as a number of currently prohibited drugs (and a similar effect on the body) it is scientifically reasonable to expect that many of the potential health risks associated with will also be shared. Common side effects (would be expected to be) qualitatively similar to those produced by amphetamines and methamphetamines such as increased pulse and heart rate and nausea. Higher doses (overdose) could cause restlessness and anxiety, adrenal disorders, dizziness, insomnia, tremor, rapid pulse, sweating, respiratory difficulties, confusion, hallucinations, delirium, and (very infrequently) convulsions. The most dangerous side effects of overdose could be stroke, heart attack, abnormally high blood pressure and rapid, irregular heartbeat.
On a purely scientific basis they should work as a high proportion of 'new breed' pills comprise of chemical substances that have a proven stimulant / hallucinogenic properties.
BZP based 'pep pills' are actually extremely closely related chemically to phenethylamines such are the much loved 3,4-Methylenedioxy-N-methylamphetamine and as such I can't see them remaining legal for long. (If it's your thing, enjoy them while you can I guess)
A word of warning though, while currently legal, do not take this as a guarantee of being without risk - benzyls such as this have been through (very) limited human testing - the fact there is little chance of them being used as a profitable medicine, means research by the majors has been limited.
As they have very similar stimulant / hallucinogenic properties as a number of currently prohibited drugs (and a similar effect on the body) it is scientifically reasonable to expect that many of the potential health risks associated with will also be shared. Common side effects (would be expected to be) qualitatively similar to those produced by amphetamines and methamphetamines such as increased pulse and heart rate and nausea. Higher doses (overdose) could cause restlessness and anxiety, adrenal disorders, dizziness, insomnia, tremor, rapid pulse, sweating, respiratory difficulties, confusion, hallucinations, delirium, and (very infrequently) convulsions. The most dangerous side effects of overdose could be stroke, heart attack, abnormally high blood pressure and rapid, irregular heartbeat.
miaburgess
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sounds good!