What was your experience with it?
What Pill did you take?
How many?
Alone or at a Rave
(It seems that good E pills are fairly benign) Is it worth experiencing?

ALSO:

Did you get Lockjaw?
And did you experience withdrawl symptoms, habit forming, addictions?

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Ive taken it at raves & LOVE it.
You can feel music on a whole new level.

Its an AMAZING experience.

Ive been on 1 green lady and 2 orange buddah's…the other times on pure MDMA.

I got a little lockjaw…chewed so much gum I had blisters…I forgot to spit it out!

I think its an experience everyone needs to have. Definitely worth it. Hands down. no questions asked.

If youre a raver you'll understand the meaning of the words P.L.U.R. on a different level. Try it! go to a rave. any other setting I wouldnt enjoy as much…

methyldioxymethamphetamine: (make sure you reasearch it before you do it)
with 3 friends, its not really describable..intense sense of…being able to talk with people, soo.. happy, etc etc

1, wasnt too strong but first time

no lockjaw…thats tetanus, and its a myth
no, no, no. just dont do it a lot please. like not often at all

Oh my yes. It wasn't called ecstasy back then though…..just mda or mmda.

I took it at home with my boyfriend, and we just googled at each other.

We didn't have raves back then either.

I can't recall what I felt when it wore off. perhaps embarassment.

Half a pill and then apparently several. made me sick and a bit silly. Not recommended

no but my 'friend' was like, take it, its good'
and i was so cool & smart
I SAID NO
HA

NO.. i havent..
dude i dont even know what pot or ANY drug looks like… hello why would anyone really start them never got taht

It was AMAZING.
All you need to know..

nope….dude if your gonna do drugs do marijuana it's way safer…..or you know what's safer not doing drugs at all..

A new study published in the journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Institute, Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, states that the rate of chronic pancreatitis (CP) caused due to alcohol is lower that the other factors causing the condition. a large subgroup, particularly comprising of women, suffer from CP without any identifiable cause or alcohol-related causes. in this study, alcohol was not considered a factor for chronic pancreatitis. CP is caused due to the inflammation of the pancreas. This causes the digestive enzymes to attack the tissue, resulting in bleeding and tissue damage. the factors which might trigger this condition are smoking, alcohol etc.

The researchers studied the data from the CP patients. 44.5% patients had chronic pancreatitis because of alcohol consumption, 26.9% due to non-alcoholic causes and 28.6% due to unidentifiable reason.Thus, it was observed that more than 50% of the patients did not suffer from CP due to alcohol.

According to Gregory a. Coté, the lead author of the study, the findings will break the myth that all the cases of CP are alcohol induced. Further studies might prove helpful in analyzing genetic and environmental factors responsible for the development of chronic pancreatitis.

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