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Q: Can I Be Different

asked by: rogs on April 20th, 2006

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Ive been doing coke for over 20 years on and off. After a long time not doing it, I started again. I doit daily on a working basis. I dont get weird or anything like before. My problem is, im spending too much money on it. And most of the time. If I dont have it, I dont work as much.

By the way, I get more inspired, and I do extremely good work on coke effects.

So. Whats next

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rinsha

replied on May 23rd, 2006

Experienced User

Yeah because it speeds you up. What about when you come down? You want more right and feel like crap? Thats why coke's a rush until you run out and then you want more. Not different just like everyone else that I know that does coke.

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