Comments on: Modern Day Opium Craze http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/ A bunch of stuff I would have emailed you about. Fri, 09 Jan 2009 06:46:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Opium King http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-231944 Opium King Fri, 10 Oct 2008 04:32:40 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-231944 Hey there Duane. I do have the recipe for making it. However, I hardly believe that you are doing this for a school project. What teacher would risk his tenure, employment, and/or license to allow you to such a project. Anyway, if you want the recipe all you have to do is go on the web and look around. You WILL find it. I did. If you don't find it, then post again, and I will let you know. Hey there Duane. I do have the recipe for making it. However, I hardly believe that you are doing this for a school project. What teacher would risk his tenure, employment, and/or license to allow you to such a project.

Anyway, if you want the recipe all you have to do is go on the web and look around. You WILL find it. I did. If you don’t find it, then post again, and I will let you know.

]]> By: duane hachinsky http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-194043 duane hachinsky Sat, 17 May 2008 21:15:19 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-194043 I have a project in school to find out how Herion,Opium is made from poppie plants . send me the order in writing to make such a drug.I am clean and will not us it,just want to know how Herion is made from plant for school.Please e-mail me back I have a project in school to find out how Herion,Opium is made from poppie plants . send me the order in writing to make such a drug.I am clean and will not us it,just want to know how Herion is made from plant for school.Please e-mail me back

]]> By: matt http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-193228 matt Tue, 22 Apr 2008 23:05:59 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-193228 aye folks hows it goin im retarded on the tea rightnow i think its a great natural drug but people need to be carefull try not to make it nationally recognized by fuckin up and drinkin to much kno ur shit and if u dont look it up on tha net from multible sources yea thats all i had to say... ps im hella loaded aye folks hows it goin im retarded on the tea rightnow i think its a great natural drug but people need to be carefull try not to make it nationally recognized by fuckin up and drinkin to much kno ur shit and if u dont look it up on tha net from multible sources yea thats all i had to say… ps im hella loaded

]]> By: Dave http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-192947 Dave Sat, 19 Apr 2008 07:43:25 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-192947 You would be money and time ahead if you use black tar and smoke on foil one can also make black tar tea if you wish. thanx You would be money and time ahead if you use black tar and smoke on foil one can also make black tar tea if you wish. thanx

]]> By: blackman http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-192435 blackman Mon, 07 Apr 2008 16:58:37 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-192435 all of you can suck my balls. im wasted off opium right now and i hate all of you and i just cried for a minute and i threw a brick of cheese through my kitchen window and i threw a midget onto a trampoline and mixed a chef up with the cookie monster in a bowl and smoked them. wooooohoooooo!!!! all of you can suck my balls. im wasted off opium right now and i hate all of you and i just cried for a minute and i threw a brick of cheese through my kitchen window and i threw a midget onto a trampoline and mixed a chef up with the cookie monster in a bowl and smoked them. wooooohoooooo!!!!

]]> By: Psylence http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-187994 Psylence Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:11:59 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-187994 Poppy tea is harmless compared to alcohol. Maybe if Monday Night Football was sponsored by poppies, then it would be OK. The very, very , very small amount of people that will go through that much trouble pose no harm to anyone. The tea tastes really, really bad and there are so many side effects from the other alkaloids that it makes it not worth it. Lets attack the makers of oxycontin and all the stock-holding doctors that handed it out like candy to anyone. Case and point, I was given 20mg oxys for a sore throat...with out asking.... Poppy tea is harmless compared to alcohol. Maybe if Monday Night Football was sponsored by poppies, then it would be OK. The very, very , very small amount of people that will go through that much trouble pose no harm to anyone. The tea tastes really, really bad and there are so many side effects from the other alkaloids that it makes it not worth it. Lets attack the makers of oxycontin and all the stock-holding doctors that handed it out like candy to anyone. Case and point, I was given 20mg oxys for a sore throat…with out asking….

]]> By: Red http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-183849 Red Sun, 04 Nov 2007 23:35:35 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-183849 Yea, i think blaming ebay is childish. "As long as someone sells the pods, and nobody cares to stop them, my recidivism is all but assured." Thats like an Alcoholic, saying "as long as someone sells liquor, im sure to be an alcoholic" and blaming everyone but himself... Yea, i think blaming ebay is childish.

“As long as someone sells the pods, and nobody cares to stop them, my recidivism is all but assured.”

Thats like an Alcoholic, saying “as long as someone sells liquor, im sure to be an alcoholic” and blaming everyone but himself…

]]> By: Googles http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-180214 Googles Sat, 04 Aug 2007 11:08:33 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-180214 This article reads like second-rate Jack Kerouac or Hunter S. Thompson. Or maybe more like Jason Blair or Stephen Glass. As an earlier commentor pointed out, the author clearly had a trajectory into extreme addictive behavoir long before he found poppies or really any drug at all. Further, while all should be warned that poppy tea is definitely adddictive, significantly so, the author is either grossly exaggerating his usage and its effects, or has an unusual reaction to poppy tea. I am a regular user of the tea (and on-and-off since 1994), and I get my pods from the same internet source that Thompson did. The quantities of pods he claims he consumed are too much to be practical. One thing about poppy tea is that it is to some extent self-regulating. If you make the tea too strong (too many pods per pint of water) it will be difficult to impossible to drink and KEEP down. He literally would have had to drink gallons of very strong tea and keep that up for weeks to produce the addiction he describes. Possible I suppose, but since he clearly also is a very experienced user of a variety of legal and illegal drugs, with access to the same, he could have satisfied his habit at a third the cost with heroin (smoking or snorting if needles were out). That's primarily why I don't believe him. He is a savvy, longterm druggie, but he claims not to behave at all like one, and without some sort of explanation why (like living in the Styx away from heroin dealers, but he says he did all this with poppies while living in Reno?). Again, yes poppies can cause problems, even for experienced users and addicts. But the potential for OD is almost nil except in those who are truly opioid naive, and also reckless and very unlucky (with a cast iron stomach and no taste buds!). A very inflammatory and misleading article. This article reads like second-rate Jack Kerouac or Hunter S. Thompson. Or maybe more like Jason Blair or Stephen Glass. As an earlier commentor pointed out, the author clearly had a trajectory into extreme addictive behavoir long before he found poppies or really any drug at all. Further, while all should be warned that poppy tea is definitely adddictive, significantly so, the author is either grossly exaggerating his usage and its effects, or has an unusual reaction to poppy tea. I am a regular user of the tea (and on-and-off since 1994), and I get my pods from the same internet source that Thompson did. The quantities of pods he claims he consumed are too much to be practical. One thing about poppy tea is that it is to some extent self-regulating. If you make the tea too strong (too many pods per pint of water) it will be difficult to impossible to drink and KEEP down. He literally would have had to drink gallons of very strong tea and keep that up for weeks to produce the addiction he describes. Possible I suppose, but since he clearly also is a very experienced user of a variety of legal and illegal drugs, with access to the same, he could have satisfied his habit at a third the cost with heroin (smoking or snorting if needles were out). That’s primarily why I don’t believe him. He is a savvy, longterm druggie, but he claims not to behave at all like one, and without some sort of explanation why (like living in the Styx away from heroin dealers, but he says he did all this with poppies while living in Reno?). Again, yes poppies can cause problems, even for experienced users and addicts. But the potential for OD is almost nil except in those who are truly opioid naive, and also reckless and very unlucky (with a cast iron stomach and no taste buds!). A very inflammatory and misleading article.

]]> By: Clint http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-177108 Clint Tue, 26 Jun 2007 05:39:17 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-177108 Come on that is like saying if they would quit selling tobbaco I could quit smokeing and not get lung cancer. If Exxon quit selling gas nobody would get killed in a car wreak. Oh well maybe if the supermarket quit selling food I could loose weight. It is the ones who refuse to take responsability for thier own choices and point the blame at someone else that mess up every thing for every one else. We have lost enough of our freedoms as it is. Every one please mind your own affairs. If you don't like something then don't do it. Go to NA or something and work {your} program, NOT MINE!!! Come on that is like saying if they would quit selling tobbaco I could quit smokeing and not get lung cancer. If Exxon quit selling gas nobody would get killed in a car wreak. Oh well maybe if the supermarket quit selling food I could loose weight. It is the ones who refuse to take responsability for thier own choices and point the blame at someone else that mess up every thing for every one else. We have lost enough of our freedoms as it is. Every one please mind your own affairs. If you don’t like something then don’t do it. Go to NA or something and work {your} program, NOT MINE!!!

]]> By: Joshua http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-167604 Joshua Thu, 15 Feb 2007 18:54:45 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-167604 The less this is in the media the happier I will be. Everyone shut the fuck up, please. It's flowers. And tea. Go drink vodka if it upsets you. The less this is in the media the happier I will be. Everyone shut the fuck up, please. It’s flowers. And tea. Go drink vodka if it upsets you.

]]> By: Sirly http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-167378 Sirly Sat, 10 Feb 2007 00:07:23 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-167378 It is the people who blame others fault, note I am being ironic. Seriously, for the most we are on a predetermined ride, bit like a rollercoaster, which is not to say that sometimes we don’t need help but again it is predetermined. Life is an adventure and there are many learning experiences, some are psycho active experiences and from these we often discover things about ourselves and the Universe. Why should government or big business obstruct our journey? It is the people who blame others fault, note I am being ironic. Seriously, for the most we are on a predetermined ride, bit like a rollercoaster, which is not to say that sometimes we don’t need help but again it is predetermined. Life is an adventure and there are many learning experiences, some are psycho active experiences and from these we often discover things about ourselves and the Universe. Why should government or big business obstruct our journey?

]]> By: mason http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-167228 mason Mon, 05 Feb 2007 19:32:06 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-167228 no, this piece is not satirical, and there is nothing 'obvious' in that direction. everything is straightforward.. poppy pods are available on ebay, and they're usually strong.... i do agree though that this guy just won't take responsibility for himself, which is very childish. no, this piece is not satirical, and there is nothing ‘obvious’ in that direction. everything is straightforward.. poppy pods are available on ebay, and they’re usually strong…. i do agree though that this guy just won’t take responsibility for himself, which is very childish.

]]> By: chroncman http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-55004 chroncman Thu, 13 Jul 2006 17:09:15 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-55004 Every plant on earth has some sort of potential use by people, and people have the right to use what they want. i'm high off opium now just discovered it. if you can't do a drug and not get addictied, dont fucking do it. shit you controll what goes inside you, not the guy who sells it. the dealer is not responsible for anything that happens to his or her customers. Every plant on earth has some sort of potential use by people, and people have the right to use what they want. i’m high off opium now just discovered it. if you can’t do a drug and not get addictied, dont fucking do it. shit you controll what goes inside you, not the guy who sells it. the dealer is not responsible for anything that happens to his or her customers.

]]> By: brandon http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/10532/modern-day-opium-craze/#comment-18238 brandon Thu, 01 Dec 2005 06:26:57 +0000 /?p=10532#comment-18238 his piece is obviously satirical AKA not true his piece is obviously satirical AKA not true

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