BREAKING: Whitney Houston's Daughter Rushed To The Hospital

Originally posted by truthinfact
reply to post by antonia

 

ANYONE MAKING A MISTAKE OF THINKING IT IS SAFE TO ABUSE, IS A LIAR

I didn't say it was safe to abuse. Nothing is safe to abuse and your cursing abusive message got you reported. Have a nice night!

reply to post by truthinfact

First of all, I just wanted to point out the obvious, and agree with Antonia.

Originally posted by antonia

Nothing is safe to abuse.......

By simple definition alone, the word '[color=E8FFBA]abuse' basically means '[color=E8FFBA]you're doing it wrong', so of course it isn't safe, to abuse..... anything.

If it was safe, it wouldn't be considered abuse.

Originally posted by truthinfact

Xanax is easier to overdose on than COCAINE.

I'd like to see the data that was used to make this ↑ definitive claim.
I don't believe you. Link please.

If it is true, then you should have no trouble finding documentation to back up the claim. Personally, the only times that I have ever heard of anyone overdosing on Xanax, was when it was mixed with other strong drugs, such as heroin and/or coc aine.

The poor girls had a massive panic attack.
Anyone who's had them will know you think your either having a heart attack or an embolism and you are going to die. A panic attack is perfectly plausible given the girls horrific shock at losing her mother.

Originally posted by BrokenCircles
reply to post by truthinfact

 

First of all, I just wanted to point out the obvious, and agree with Antonia.

Originally posted by antonia

Nothing is safe to abuse.......

By simple definition alone, the word '[color=E8FFBA]abuse' basically means '[color=E8FFBA]you're doing it wrong', so of course it isn't safe, to abuse..... anything.

If it was safe, it wouldn't be considered abuse.

Originally posted by truthinfact

Xanax is easier to overdose on than COCAINE.

I'd like to see the data that was used to make this ↑ definitive claim.
I don't believe you. Link please.

If it is true, then you should have no trouble finding documentation to back up the claim. Personally, the only times that I have ever heard of anyone overdosing on Xanax, was when it was mixed with other strong drugs, such as heroin and/or coc aine.

edit on 2/13/12 by BrokenCircles because: (no reason given)

That wasn't the context in which I meant it, I just meant You'll never drowned or fall asleep on Cocaine. Xanax knocks you out, simply things like driving or swimming can turn extremely deadily.

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[color=FF6666]Apples [color=6B9CFF]& [color=FFA136]Oranges

up ↑ & ↓ down

Incomparable

Instead of falling asleep driving, the one who is coked out, will be driving 100+ MPH, while his heart is beating 5 times faster than it should be.

You'll never drowned or fall asleep on Cocaine. Xanax knocks you out, simply things like driving or swimming can turn extremely deadily.

Driving and swimming can turn extremely deadly for anyone, at any given time.

Originally posted by truthinfact


That wasn't the context in which I meant it, I just meant You'll never drowned or fall asleep on Cocaine. Xanax knocks you out, simply things like driving or swimming can turn extremely deadily.

Which is why the bottle has a warning label. It also says "Do not mix with alcohol". I've been given that drug (though I never took it) and was told that unless i abused the drug I was not going to OD due to the way the drug works. It's not easy. Unless you ignore your doctors warnings.

Xanax is a downer, Coke is an upper. They have nothing in common.