• bear@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    17 days ago

    In other words, mass spectrometry is still able to detect trace amounts of molecules.

    Now do lead, cadmium, nuclear fallout, truck tire residue, nano plastic, etc.

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      16 days ago

      Yeah, this sounds a lot like those radioactive shrimp (less than half as radioactive as bananas). Some tests are sensitive enough to be nearly useless.

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      16 days ago

      Just go to a shrimp bar, if you explain to them that you are not about to eat them, they will allow you to party with them, share the drugs.

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    17 days ago

    Fuck all of you!

    On the one hand it’s ‘Hurr durr, the English don’t use any spice’, and now it’s ‘hurr durr, the English over-spice their shrimp’.

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        17 days ago

        You can’t get fucking picky, mate. We’ve got salt. We’ve got pepper. We’ve got curry powder but we don’t understand it. And we’ve got class A narcotics.

        What’s a fella to do? I’ll tell you what! Get yourself a fish supper with salt and vinegar and a truly biblical dose of cocaine on the mushy peas! Now!

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    17 days ago

    Sounds like it’s fun to be a shrimp

    Maybe not though. I suspect I had weed laced with cocaine once and it filled me with such dread I had to turn on all the lights in my apartment and refused to go to bed until after sunrise

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          17 days ago

          Sounds like your buddy took more than he could handle and wanted somebody else to blame. Nobody laces cannabis products, especially not with something as expensive as PCP.

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            17 days ago

            Nobody laces cannabis products

            Whoever told you that lied to you. This was back when you had to buy pot from drug dealers, and people absolutely laced weed to make ditch weed seem higher quality.

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              No, they didn’t. A Dare officer told you that. Ditch weed was 10/g max. Nobody was mixing in something that sold for $50+ a gram to make it stronger. Lacing weed is something the user does, to make their own stash stronger/different effects, whatever. I’ve hit wet blunts, and promptly thrown the owner out of where ever we were, because that’s bullshit without warning me. You aren’t talking to some gen Z kid that’s only bought carts from a state licensed store. In all my experience I have never met someone that would sell the cannabis that they had adulterated, because it doesn’t make any sense. Nobody is going to go back to the dealer selling laced weed unless they know it’s laced and want it specifically.

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                17 days ago

                They were taking ditch weed, lacing it, then selling it as Dro. I’ve watched dealers lace their weed, so I don’t know what you’re going on about.

                I’m not saying it’s common, but it absolutely was a thing people did. And still do.

                My friend wasn’t some kid who didn’t listen to the warning about eating half your edible and waiting 30 minutes. He knew what being violently too high on edibles felt like, and that’s not what he experienced.