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Acid Brat
WISN | Submitted by: anonymous
"A West Bend mother faces charges including child abuse after police said her 2-year-old daughter ate LSD-laced candy that her mother left out."
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From: androloma [the Manchurian Centurion]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 14:05
Oh... the colors! Hey, what kinda parade is this anyway?!
From: ciaochowbella [I didn't do it and I wasn't there when it happened]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 14:07
Can you imagine the trip of a 2 yr old kid? "Mommy, Elmo is melting.....and turning into Uncle Jimmy."
From: androloma [the Manchurian Centurion]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 14:24
Albert Hoffman's still on my dead pool list. What, are you trying to live forever, bucko!?
From: killbill [ISwindledTheFBI]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 14:32
Amerika , land where they start "enchancing their brain" really early
From: gamesnake [jamesbong]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 14:32
Wow an LSD related story! These are so rare now a days.
From: thesickthsense
[iseewhitepeople!]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 14:36
What a piece of crap mother. Not only does this dumb cunt leave acid within reach of her child... but she rushed the little tard to the hospital? Why the fuck did she do that? What the hell is a hospital going to do to help? She should have just tied the little tard to a table, and finished her nap. The trip would wear off in no time.
From: bubbavirus [www.dogbomb.co.uk]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 14:50
Used to need to get high again to remember where the stash' was hidden...Give mommy a little break,...
From: bukweat [otay]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 15:37
That's what you get for bringin a toddler to an acid test. Sorry
From: rotteneggs13
[a bakers dozen]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 16:10
<<...her daughter was holding one of the LSD-laced Sweet Tarts in her hand and said, "I like these, Mommy.">> ----- Sounds like the kid was enjoying the trip. "Mom put on some Grateful Dead & dig out the lava lamp!"
From: gabriel [angel]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 17:00
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From: ohhellno
[steve-vo]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 17:44
And why does acid need to look like sweet tarts these days. Like the hippies wont eat them otherwise. If they eat mushrooms growing off cow shit, I think the candy part is really not needed. Then again I guess the kid now has a valid reason to run around naked,screaming and throwing things.Cant just blame it on their age.
From: snatchvondrippy [snatch]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 18:12
mayhap the lsd is in liquid form and is put on sweet tarts drop by drop-the candy is merely the vehicle-ze acid; it's remora. sweet tart? why yes i am
From: pighunter [Tripod]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 18:22
She looks like something you would see if you were blazin on a hit or two
From: shanon [shanon]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 18:23
at least she called for help and didnt ask her daughter if she felt her brain spinning and make a mad dash to try to catch up to her peaking point.that would have been a interesting but abusive thing to find .
From: lickmyboots [you worm]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 18:39
It says what they did at the hospital - they did an IV detoxification. Anyway, at least the stupid cunt had the decency to rush the kid to the hospital. God only knows what two adult sized hits of acid could do to a child. Meanwhile, can you imagine being two years old on acid in a scary hospital getting needles and shit? I hope this isn't going to leave the kid with PTSD. Stupid fucking clitmouth.
From: texasman1000 [texas]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 18:45
Man I bet that brat was TRIPPING! She should've let her ride it out though.
From: laurindak
[Laurinda]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 19:12
Granted she should not have left the drugs where a child could get them but she did the right thing by taking the baby to the hospital. She could have just "waited it out" and that might not have had such a good ending.
From: thesickthsense
[iseewhitepeople!]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 19:12
"It says what they did at the hospital - they did an IV detoxification. Anyway, at least the stupid cunt had the decency to rush the kid to the hospital." I know what they did at the hospital. I said "What the hell is a hospital going to do to help?" Doesn't LSD last about 2 to 4 hours? How much time passed before this kid was hooked-up and ready for detox? It's a 2 year-olds metabolism. Making her drink tons of Gatorade, KoolAid, Lemonaide... or even plain water would have been faster considering how active she would have been. LOL Or am I incorrect in thinking IV detox is sloooow, because it's adding either vitamins, chemicals, or drugs to the bloodstream to neutralize whatever is unwanted... which has to have been passed through to her blood in the first place? The acid wouldn't have killed the kid. So the hospital trip only gave the state a reason to take that daughter she was trying to protect.
From: ladyamethyst
[Michelle]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 20:07
having absolutely NO experience with LSD or anything else, I have to ask. can you O.D. on Acid? I mean if a 25 pound kid takes 2 hits...wouldn't that be extremely dangerous? And if they didn't detox her, wouldn't she possibly suffer long term, or permanently damaged neurological function?
From: claudius [I Claudius]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 20:29
LSD is one of nature's most nontoxic substances. It has an enormously high LD-50 score (ie it would take many solid pure OUNCES to kill you), and it does not cause cell death. It does not cause neurological damage, though it can induce neurological "re-wiring" and psychological damage. It does have a little known but not destructive genetic action though : LSD in the Mammalian Brain: The exciting new technologies of functional genomics were used in this study to determine how LSD influences genetic expression within the prefrontal cortex, considered to be the seat of consciousness, within the brain. The investigators have shown that LSD modulates the expression of genes encoding for proteins that alter how neurons communicate with each other. Many of the genes and proteins increased by LSD are involved in synaptic plasticity, which is the underlying process for learning and memory. Thus LSD and other hallucinogens may provide vital clues to understanding these fundamental thought processes. The first preliminary study identifying these genes has been completed and the results published in two prominant neuroscience journals. A second study, currently in press in another journal, identified a novel arrestin-like gene that is regulated by LSD. This is a previously undiscovered gene, and has been named "Induced by Lysergic Acid Diethylamide-1" or ILAD-1 for short. The function of this gene and how LSD modulates its expression may lead to new insights into how serotonin receptors transmit signals within neurons. Location: Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, and Vanderbilt University. Principal Investigators: Drs. Charles D. Nichols, Ph.D., and Elaine Sanders-Bush, Ph.D. Genetic Model systems to study Hallucinogens. The development of a genetic model system to study molecular and behavioral aspects of hallucinogenic drug action is a major breakthrough that may facilitate the rate of discovery for these processes. Over 60% of the fruit fly geome contains predicted functional orthologs to mammalian (i.e. human) genes. Flies given LSD and other hallucinogens demonstrate behaviors strikingly similar to those observed in humans. These include deficits in sensory processing, changes in locomotor skills, and alterations in circadian behaviors. Future planed studies include genetic experiments to elucidate concerved molecular processes linking interactions at receptors to behaviors. Principal Investigator: Charles Nichols, Ph.D. A very small amount of LSD is instantly lethal to an elephant though.
From: retard [THE]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 21:16
Damn, why are all the good ones already taken. killbill need new material.
From: 1fatboy [jhancock]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 21:18
When I was a teenager I would take seven or eight hits. Really a waste. Two hits gets you about as high as you're going to get. One thing I remember is being able to consume mass quantities of booze with no additional effect. I must have done LSD two hundred plus times and never had a "bad trip." The only people who didn't enjoy it were the same cocksuckers that couldn't get drunk without puking or fighting.
From: droogie [Brent]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 21:31
That kid started its trip with the bitch that's constantly yelling about people "trip-trapping on her bridge", & winds it up basking in the comfortable glow of flourescent hospital lights; with a lot of different people freaking out in its face throughout the entire ordeal. That kid is fucked for life. The first flashback should hit around kindergarten.
From: bgolds
Date: 4-Aug-2007 21:49
When I was in high school I had a friend who lived alone with his mother. His mother was a chain-smoking health-nut (if you can picture that) and was clearly mentally ill. She seemed as if she was awake 24 hours a day. Her little family got by on SSI and food stamps, and although she had mental problems, I think raising her son by herself was probably the best arrangement they could have realistically hoped for. My friend was never very comfortable with the arrangement and was embarrassed that his mother often behaved so strangely. Neither of us really appreciated at the time how difficult it must have been for her to raise a child and keep her illness at bay. Anyway, one day he scored some LSD. We were total neophytes and had no idea what to expect. We spent the greater part of the afternoon daring each other to dose and chickening out. To make matters worse, we had all heard horror stories of dirty acid, and how people would take it and scramble their brains. We had no way of knowing if we had LSD, PCP, or some cocktail of chemicals that would turn us into a newspaper headline. Then my friend had an idea: Like clockwork, his mother would make a salad every afternoon. He got the brilliant idea to dose some of her croutons and see what happened. It was like an at-home 'Operation Midnight Climax' (you'll have to look it up.) We had no idea what amount would achieve what results, or if we even had LSD to begin with. I don't know how much he put in her salad, but he did. We sat in his room and listened for signs that she was 'tripping'. Minutes passed like hours, and we eagerly waited for her to burst into some euphoric twirling dance like a hippie at a Grateful Dead concert. Nothing happened. We waited for what must have been a half-hour, lost interest, and went out to play some basketball. We had totally forgotten about the whole episode when we went back to his house several hours later. Although their house usually smelled weird all the time, that afternoon it smelled especially weird. It smelled like burning plastic. It wasn't long before we discovered his mother sitting in the living room. She was sitting cross-legged on the living room floor staring at their sofa. It was covered in cigarettes and engulfed in flames. That was odd behavior that could not be kept secret for long. His mother was institutionalized and my friend was placed with a foster family and then lived with his relatives. Well, that was my first and last experience with LSD. I've smoked pot that I thought was dusted with something, but never intentionally took LSD. I've heard people say wonderful things about it, but my first experience didn't go very well. At this point I don't think there will be a second one.
From: claudius [I Claudius]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 23:32
Ye Olde LSD FAQ http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_faq.shtml http://www.a1b2c3.com/drugs/lsd02.htm LSD Hazards Of LSD Psychotherapy from the book licit and illicit drugs From the very beginning, psychiatrists were aware that LSD, like most other medicaments, poses hazards. The hazards visible during the early years were summed up in a classic 1960 paper, Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: Side Effects and Complications, by Dr. Sidney Cohen. Dr. Cohen sent a questionnaire to 66 researchers who were known to have administered LSD or mescaline to humans, either therapeutically or experimentally. Forty-four of them replied; they had administered LSD on more than 25,000 occasions to nearly 5,000 men and women. Dr. Cohen also searched the medical literature for published reports of adverse effects. From the physical point of view, LSD was found to have a remarkable record. No instance of serious, prolonged physical side effects was found either in the literature or in the answers to the questionnaires. When major untoward reactions occurred they were almost always due to psychological factors. No physical complications were observed even when LSD was given to skid-row alcoholics with impaired liver function and generally deteriorated health. As for adverse psychological reactions, Dr. Cohen noted that the published LSD literature directly records only one suicide and that in a schizophrenic patient, and a 'Small number of short, self-limited psychotic reactions and other lesser side effects. Dr. Cohen's survey of LSD therapists, however, turned up several kinds of adverse psychological reactions. These he divided into immediate and subsequent. The most common, but still infrequent, immediate problem [Dr. Cohen reported] was one of unmanageability. This apparently occurs when insight into the situation is lost and the individual acts upon delusory, usually paranoid ideas. Instances of running away from the tester, disrobing, or accidental self injury were described. Panic episodes were likewise mentioned. When these develop early they seem to represent the terror involved with the loss of ego controls. At the height of the reaction panic may be precipitated.... Finally, after many hours of frightening dissociation the subject could develop an intense fear that he will not be able to get back to his ordinary state.* Others have similarly commented that the duration of the LSD trip-more than six hours in most cases-is a disadvantage. Few trials have as yet been made of psychotherapy with short-acting LSD-like drugs such as DMT. Certain kinds of people, the Cohen survey revealed, are particularly likely to have bad trips of these kinds. Those with excessive initial apprehension are the prime example; fear of a bad trip increases the likelihood of a bad trip. Dr. Cohen also mentioned people with rigid but brittle defensive structures, or considerable subsurface guilt and conflict. People hostile to LSD were also noted as likely to have bad trips. Invariably, those who take hallucinogenic agents to demonstrate that they have no value in psychiatric exploration have an unhappy time of it. In a small series of four psychoanalysts who took 100 [micrograms] of LSD, all had dysphoric [unpleasant] responses. Two Zen Buddhists were given LSD in order to compare the drug state with the transcendent state achieved through meditation. Both Zen teachers became so uncomfortable that termination [of the trip] became necessary. The Cohen survey also noted two kinds of hazard during the day or two after LSD. The first is a simple prolongation of the LSD state. Ordinarily, after a night's rest it is to be expected that complete cessation of the drug effect will have occurred. However, the persistence of anxiety or the visual aberrations for another day or two in wavelike undulations has been described. More frequent were short-lived depressions following LSD. These, Dr. Cohen noted, might be due to simple letdown on returning to humdrum everyday life, or to other factors. While bad trips were infrequent, Dr. Cohen offered a number of suggestions for reducing the frequency still further. One was adequate screening of patients through a preliminary psychiatric interview and history-taking-especially to exclude schizophrenics and schizoids. The briefing of the patient in advance is also a matter of some importance, with the value of the drug interview sometimes depending on the preliminary instructions. Something of the nature of the experience and the expectations for the session are communicated at this time. Misconceptions are corrected and necessary reassurances are given . Precautions during the LSD trip are also essential. That the person under the influence of LSD should not be left alone is universally agreed. Human contact is comforting and serves as a pivot between every day reality and the strange world of LSD. Without it the patient can readily lose all orientation. Personnel in contact with the subject should be experienced and sympathetic.... The [LSD] state is a highly suggestive one with the patient responding strongly to environmental cues. He can sense the therapist's unspoken feelings with phenomenal accuracy. Impersonality, coldness and disinterest is the equivalent of being left alone. Finally, Dr. Cohen noted that although they are rarely needed, LSD antagonists should be on hand. Several drugs are capable of terminating an LSD trip quite promptly. Psychological measures such as reassurance rather than drugs, however, are commonly used today to abort an LSD bad trip. A much feared aftermath of LSD during the 1950s was suicide-in part because of widespread rumors of a European suicide following LSD use, and in part because one actual LSD suicide had been reported in the medical literature. In this respect, the 1960 Cohen survey was reassuring. The patients given LSD included many who were seriously depressed or suffering from other severe forms of mental illness. In such a population, the incidence of suicide is relatively high. Among the patients covered in the Cohen survey, the suicide rate was one per 2,500 patients. Among healthy experimental subjects given LSD, the suicide rate was zero. The rate of suicide attempts among psychiatric patients given LSD was 1 in 800; the rate among experimental subjects given LSD was zero.
From: abluecommunist
[Red is for republicans, dammit!]
Date: 4-Aug-2007 23:49
Hah! I've posted here while tripping on acid, although I am grateful for Firefox's built in spellchecker. Indeed, it took 30 minutes for me to write a 2 sentence post, and that was only with the help of someone else. Acid is fucking awesome, just make sure you do it with someone who knows what to expect.
From: selfcleaning [buttocks]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 01:27
It also helps to take a Valium about an hour or two before you start tripping. It takes that nasty edge off.
From: selfcleaning [buttocks]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 02:04
"I like these, Mommy." Hey-now! Heynow! Hey-now!
From: killbill [ISwindledTheFBI]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 05:01
claudius you manwhore..if you ever post anything that big makes sure it at least begins with something catchy..chump!
From: maidenmaiden
[whatever]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 05:57
You can't de-tox acid. A real trip is 6-8 hours. You NEVER know how many micros you've got, unless you are in the family. Your "trip" bases on your own thoughts/experiences- I would NEVER do it intentionally, but the kid probably would have seen Teletubbies dancing with Elmo,if the stuff was strong enough. If not, a few trails, and audio echos? Whatever. Yeah, being held down under fluorescents and jabbed with needles really mellowed her out. What kind of irresponsible cunt leaves drugs out when they have a toddler? Sterilize her for being stupid.
From: gonnabuyatank [and an aeroplane]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 07:03
"I'm the gypsy......The Acid Queen, pay me before I Start. Th Gypsy .....I'm gaurenteed to break your lil heart."
From: draya [A Closed Mouth Gathers No Foot]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 07:33
From: 1fatboy [jhancock] Date: 4-Aug-2007 21:18 "One thing I remember is being able to consume mass quantities of booze with no additional effect. " ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yep, acid was definitely my drug of choice. Loved it. Wish I had a connection to hook me up here. And you're right Fatboy, you can drink like a fish when you're tripping. Next day, no hangover either. But I never mixed my metaphors. Always stuck with the box o' wine! Ah, good times my friends. Good times.
From: armyofdavid [David]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 08:55
whats wrong with giving a child lsd?
From: scarfface
[Schmutamongus]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 09:42
From: thesickthsense [iseewhitepeople!] 'I said "What the hell is a hospital going to do to help?"' This is what hospitals/docs.clinics/ERs used to do to bring trippers down, fast. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorazine Now, they use this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risperidone
From: daredevil [CameronVale]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 11:31
If your child ain't all he should be now.... This girl will put him right I'll show him what he could be now....... Just give me one night
From: bartyboyo
[sean]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 11:40
Im certainly glad she had the werewithall to take the child to the hospital,I tripped a few times in the early 80s I wont mess with that shit again.Some of the times I recall enjoying the buzz,other times I was totally freaked out about sensless things.I hated the fact that I would drink exteme amounts of alchohol and always woke up way hungover from drinking tons and smoking 4 packs of cigs,Youth wasted on the young i guess
From: scarfface
[Schmutamongus]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 11:48
From: 1fatboy [jhancock] "When I was a teenager I would take seven or eight hits. Really a waste. Two hits gets you about as high as you're going to get." Sounds like you were a teenager in the mid 80's to 90s. There wuz a once used-ta-when where taking 7 or 8 hits would-a landed you in a psycho ward. Many boobies in this forum and elsewhere confuse lack of drug "toxicity" (i.e., no known OD on the drug) with lack of undesireable effects. Far from being a waste, higher dosages (of the pure stuff) can have a big payoff, including full-blown hallucinations that largely take over your field of vision... the chances of having a "bad trip" are also greater. Some dosage facts: most street tabs tested for dosage today come up around 20-80 micrograms. A "standard" dose of acid was 200 mics in the sixties (and seventies, if you were in the right places). Many times, it was "cleaner", i.e. uncomplicated by the chemist throwing in speed, caffeine, whatever. Other things to keep in mind is that proper storage involves keeping it dry (using a dessicant), dark (foil), and cool (freezer) to slow degredation. So, if don't have direct knowledge of the methods used in its production, or the history of its storage, the ONLY clue as to what dosage you're getting comes from its effects. (not a terribly precise indicator, obviously) Interesting article on the chemistry (interesting to me, anyway) http://www.hallucinogens.com/lsd/
From: thesickthsense
[iseewhitepeople!]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 12:24
"Now, they use this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risperidone" I know they use this in detox. But it doesn't *help* in this situation. If you are some dude freaking out on 10 hits and the cops need you chilled... then it's very helpful. But, for a 2 year-old girl... how is pumping her with Risperdal, and Valium, and... going to help? "However, the use of antipsychotics on people under the influence of LSD is reportedly extremely unpleasant, with some describing it as a "chemical straightjacket." As a result, Valium is often recommended to reduce the anxiety of a bad trip." Drugging this little girl up, to fight drugs... is like throwing gas on a burning oil field. Given the time it would take this acid trip to fade, you couldn't consider taking her to the ER, hooking her up to IV's, all the nurses and personal rushing around this poor little tripped out 2 year old girl while they pump her full of Risperdal and Valium and ... in the hopes that she doesn't wig out even worse! LOL The mother should have just held her, comforted her, and waited for it to pass.
From: scarfface
[Schmutamongus]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 13:11
...I didn't know that mommy dearest knew HOW MUCH the kid had ingested. (esp. as proportionate to said kid's body weight). Re: the "chemical straight-jacket" (an unsourced comment BTW), if there was a chance I was mega-dosed, I'd prefer a chemical straight-jacket to a talk-down (or a valium) any day. The straight-jacket fades too... and in the meantime, at least one isn't as outwardly schizophrenic/psychotic. But you're right... in less extreme situations, it's advisable to pop a valium and chill (or just chill, no valium). But anybody who is "bad-tripping" and out of control... fuck that. I'd opt for the 5HT(2A) antagonist ANY day.
From: scarfface
[Schmutamongus]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 13:19
...jesus christ, sock-puppet... this is a 2-year old. I can see loving-soothing mommy now... "now widdle snooky tookums... I'm just petting your widdle head... my fingers aren't really giant spiders, and your pacifier is not really Mr. Polly-woggy-wo-ggyowog-wogle... you've just munchy-wunched some bad medicine gonna make you crazy for a wh-wh-while... but-t-t it all goes away(ay-ay-ay) after an eternity in my snakes.
From: thesickthsense
[iseewhitepeople!]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 13:29
Re: the "chemical straight-jacket" (an unsourced comment BTW)," No, it was not unsourced. It's from the link YOU PROVIDED. "if there was a chance I was mega-dosed," She had two hits. Not a mega dose. Maybe a 'big' dose. But mega? Come on. "I'd prefer a chemical straight-jacket to a talk-down (or a valium) any day." We are talking about a 2 year old girl, who was rushed to the ER and had a crap load of people flying past her and sticking needles into her while all these fucking machines are beeping. I'd prefer a fucking talk, than all that crazy shit. "The straight-jacket fades too... and in the meantime, at least one isn't as outwardly schizophrenic/psychotic." Yeah, it fades. How helpful is that? Hey little girl... you've been tripping for an hour or more... so let's load you up with more chemicals that will take even longer to fade. Let's pump your two year-old ass full of anti-psychotics and benzodiazepines! Yeah! Maiden said it best: "Your "trip" bases on your own thoughts/experiences- I would NEVER do it intentionally, but the kid probably would have seen Teletubbies dancing with Elmo,if the stuff was strong enough. If not, a few trails, and audio echos? Whatever. Yeah, being held down under fluorescents and jabbed with needles really mellowed her out. "
From: scarfface
[Schmutamongus]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 13:39
From: thesickthsense [iseewhitepeople!] Re: the "chemical straight-jacket" (an unsourced comment BTW)," "No, it was not unsourced. It's from the link YOU PROVIDED" No, it was unsourced WITHIN THE LINK I PROVIDED, dipshit. The antipsychotics usual method of devilery is oral, BTW. I have no ide why they were sticking her. But you can bet when those blockers were administered, the kid had at least a chance of going to sleep. Try that on acid, dipfuck.
From: scarfface
[Schmutamongus]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 13:57
on reflection, I do have an idea why they were sticking her... the kid was screaming its head off. (and see earlier comment on unpredictability of dosage in street drugs). Cunt maggot.
From: roaddog [pclynn]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 21:02
I bet the kid never knew Sesame Street could be so colorful and cool and melting and loud and.........................................
From: thesickthsense
[iseewhitepeople!]
Date: 5-Aug-2007 22:26
"No, it was unsourced WITHIN THE LINK I PROVIDED, dipshit. " God-Damn you are stupid. The text was from the web page at the address YOU provided a URL to. It has a source note, with remote URL source stated at the bottom of the web page. Do ya get it for fucks sake? You are arguing... still? And what do you mention? That you think the kid would have taken the chems in pill form? How much LONGER would that take, dumbcunt? How does that help your argument? It only hurts it. LOL
From: nzgirl [penny]
Date: 6-Aug-2007 03:43
you know what ( the sicksense) all you do is give everyone shit, and argue the point.......good luck with the rest of your life.......yeah i really mean that, LOL
From: killbill [ISwindledTheFBI]
Date: 6-Aug-2007 04:33
Don't worry she told me the very same thing on another thread, it's a new Zooland thing, she's just feeling her biological clock ticking away as no sane man wants her disgusting troll ass. But it still doesn't explain the fact that you are a tard.
From: cuzikan99 [penny]
Date: 6-Aug-2007 05:00
orange juice always kicked it in for me. the only thing that i hated was you couldn't trip two nights in a a row. HERE'S TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS!!
Updated: 9-Aug-2007 16:57
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