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MrMakaveli
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AKA Yaba. This shit looks scary. Anyone ever try?
Anyone ever tried Nazi Speed?
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Deus Ex Machina
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PM sermon, he has
MrMakaveli
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ZKaudio said:
Just read about it and curious to see who has tried..seems nobody's sure what's in the stuff...disturbing.
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you son of a motherless goatDeus Ex Machina said:
glennds
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i think he means meth, unless there is some new street drug out there called nazi speed. maybe it is an amped up version of meth, like ice.
german scientiest concocted meth back around WW2 to keep the soldiers alert. supposedly hitler was a user. this may help explain his whacked out, paranoid behavoir. anyone ever know a tweeker? the most f'd up people you will ever meet.
german scientiest concocted meth back around WW2 to keep the soldiers alert. supposedly hitler was a user. this may help explain his whacked out, paranoid behavoir. anyone ever know a tweeker? the most f'd up people you will ever meet.
stuffperson
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Yaba is all the rage right now with the suicidal-standoff crowd in the orient.
There was an article on this stuff about 3 years ago in either FHM, STuff, or Maxim, one of those type magazines, had some vague info on it, a few pics - among them, one of a man who was surrounded by police and had just put a knife in his stomach.
I have read nothing definite about ingredients, supposed to be similar to meth, with hallucinogen properties.
There was an article on this stuff about 3 years ago in either FHM, STuff, or Maxim, one of those type magazines, had some vague info on it, a few pics - among them, one of a man who was surrounded by police and had just put a knife in his stomach.
I have read nothing definite about ingredients, supposed to be similar to meth, with hallucinogen properties.
MrMakaveli
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Dunno, weird shit, I cant imagine taking somthing when nobody knows what it is..
canadianhitman
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Yaba is a methamphetamine-based drug originating from Thailand with alarmingly dangerous properties. Thai for "crazy medicine," Yaba pills are very small in size (about the size of a pencil eraser). Yaba tablets are sometimes flavored (grape, orange, and vanilla). They are a mixture of methamphetamine and caffeine. Tasting like candy, the tablets are marketed to a young audience, particularily at raves. Also known as "Nazi speed" because of its creation by German scientists during World War II to increase the endurance of their soldiers.
Yaba is a methamphetamine-based drug originating from Thailand with alarmingly dangerous properties. Thai for "crazy medicine," Yaba pills are very small in size (about the size of a pencil eraser). Yaba tablets are sometimes flavored (grape, orange, and vanilla). They are a mixture of methamphetamine and caffeine. Tasting like candy, the tablets are marketed to a young audience, particularily at raves. Also known as "Nazi speed" because of its creation by German scientists during World War II to increase the endurance of their soldiers.
canadianhitman
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It is known as 'crazy medicine'. Now 'yaba' a new drug more popular than heroin in parts of the Far East, is heading for Britain, amid warnings that it could supersede Ecstasy as the drug of choice for the country's clubbers.
The drug, which creates an intense hallucinogenic effect and can enable users to stay awake for days on end, was originally created by German chemists instructed by Adolf Hitler to find a stimulant that would help his soldiers to fight around the clock.
Drug experts are warning that Britain is being targeted by yaba producers operating out of the so-called Golden Triangle - the drug producing areas which straddle the borders of Thailand, Burma and Laos.
Last month two packages of a drug thought to be yaba were intercepted at Heathrow Airport. There have been other recent seizures in France and Ireland, and there is evidence that illegal laboratories in the United Kingdom are attempting to make it. 'We are watching this with extreme concern,' one detective told The Observer.
Regular use of the drug has been linked to lung and kidney disorders, hallucinations and paranoia.
A frequent hallucination is 'speed bugs' or 'crank bugs'. The user believes bugs live under his or her skin and becomes desperate to get them out.
Those coming off the drug are also susceptible to severe depression and suicidal urges. Demand for the drug in Britain is being fuelled by holidaymakers returning from the Far East, who talked about the intense high it induces.
A derivative of synthetic amphetamines such as speed, yaba can be manufactured far more quickly and easily than traditional forms of amphetamine. The recipe has spread from the Far East by word of mouth and on the Internet.
The main ingredients, which include salt, household cleaning products, distilled cold medicines, and lithium from camera batteries, can be bought legally.
The rewards for criminals can be huge. Around pounds 300 of raw materials can make yaba worth more than pounds 2,000 at British street prices. Since the equipment needed is portable, labs can be moved on a regular basis, making it more difficult for police to track them down.
'You used to envisage an amphetamine lab with beakers and Bunsen burners, but that's not the case any more,' said one drugs squad detective. 'You can make it right on the hob with just a couple of casserole dishes. As well as being quicker and cheaper, the drug produced is also purer and stronger than other forms of amphetamine.'
The so-called Nazi method of making yaba was first noticed in Thailand more than 30 years ago. At the time it was legal and would be sold at petrol stations alongside soft drinks and cigarettes. Long-distance lorry drivers would pop the pills to help them work through the night. Possession and supply of yaba was criminalised in 1970, but the market simply went underground.
By the mid-Nineties - with students and other young people turning to the drug - seizures of yaba overtook those of heroin.
According to the Public Health Ministry, the number of students entering rehab to deal with yaba addiction has risen by 970 per cent in the past two years. Around five times more yaba than heroin is produced in the Golden Triangle, mainly in Burma.
More than 400 million pills are expected to be smuggled across the border into Thailand in the next year alone. As much as two-thirds of all crime committed in Bangkok is now thought to be yaba related.
The drug, which creates an intense hallucinogenic effect and can enable users to stay awake for days on end, was originally created by German chemists instructed by Adolf Hitler to find a stimulant that would help his soldiers to fight around the clock.
Drug experts are warning that Britain is being targeted by yaba producers operating out of the so-called Golden Triangle - the drug producing areas which straddle the borders of Thailand, Burma and Laos.
Last month two packages of a drug thought to be yaba were intercepted at Heathrow Airport. There have been other recent seizures in France and Ireland, and there is evidence that illegal laboratories in the United Kingdom are attempting to make it. 'We are watching this with extreme concern,' one detective told The Observer.
Regular use of the drug has been linked to lung and kidney disorders, hallucinations and paranoia.
A frequent hallucination is 'speed bugs' or 'crank bugs'. The user believes bugs live under his or her skin and becomes desperate to get them out.
Those coming off the drug are also susceptible to severe depression and suicidal urges. Demand for the drug in Britain is being fuelled by holidaymakers returning from the Far East, who talked about the intense high it induces.
A derivative of synthetic amphetamines such as speed, yaba can be manufactured far more quickly and easily than traditional forms of amphetamine. The recipe has spread from the Far East by word of mouth and on the Internet.
The main ingredients, which include salt, household cleaning products, distilled cold medicines, and lithium from camera batteries, can be bought legally.
The rewards for criminals can be huge. Around pounds 300 of raw materials can make yaba worth more than pounds 2,000 at British street prices. Since the equipment needed is portable, labs can be moved on a regular basis, making it more difficult for police to track them down.
'You used to envisage an amphetamine lab with beakers and Bunsen burners, but that's not the case any more,' said one drugs squad detective. 'You can make it right on the hob with just a couple of casserole dishes. As well as being quicker and cheaper, the drug produced is also purer and stronger than other forms of amphetamine.'
The so-called Nazi method of making yaba was first noticed in Thailand more than 30 years ago. At the time it was legal and would be sold at petrol stations alongside soft drinks and cigarettes. Long-distance lorry drivers would pop the pills to help them work through the night. Possession and supply of yaba was criminalised in 1970, but the market simply went underground.
By the mid-Nineties - with students and other young people turning to the drug - seizures of yaba overtook those of heroin.
According to the Public Health Ministry, the number of students entering rehab to deal with yaba addiction has risen by 970 per cent in the past two years. Around five times more yaba than heroin is produced in the Golden Triangle, mainly in Burma.
More than 400 million pills are expected to be smuggled across the border into Thailand in the next year alone. As much as two-thirds of all crime committed in Bangkok is now thought to be yaba related.
MrMakaveli
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salt, dxm and lithium? What in the fuck....
dave smith
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I've got some morton's, contac, and a couple of copper top's. Sounds like it's gonna be a party to me tonight!
Thank's for the receipe.
Thank's for the receipe.
dave smith
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I tried to run over a nazi speeding once. Drum beat.
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Code
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Somehow this type of thing matches up very well with my perception of you.
MrMakaveli
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Code said:
Thats the best you could come up with? Your falling off.
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Code
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This coming from the guy who has a mispelled tattoo on his back.
MrMakaveli said:
MrMakaveli
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Code said:This coming from the guy who has a mispelled tattoo on his back.
lol you ass
