still on a tear 11 days and counting

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Jun 27, 2002
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yup, I've been up 3 months,9 days, 11 hours, 16 minutes and 42 seconds and still counting....just sniffed 1/2 a kilo of good blow and now about to freebased another 15 grams to the dome over the next 4 days....My old syringe that i found in the TL dont work no mo (keeps getting clogged with all the damn blood) but i got another one from the junkie down on 16th n Capp and i been using that one ever since....Ran outta veins in both arms and legs so i been mainlining straight to my jugular, but i think its closing up too...
Havent benn able to breathe outta my nose in almost 4 days cause it just keeps bleeding, but i just stick a fat rock up there to clog it up as i smoke hubba after hubba....

Anyone wanna buy a TV, its a 13" black and white from 1985 but it get channel 14 ok if you speak spanish...i'll even give you the tin foil and coat hanger antenna free.

damn its callin me again....gotta go smoke
 
Jun 27, 2002
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canada is on crack too


Sun, August 29, 2004

No free pipes in Alta.
By CP

EDMONTON -- Crack addicts in Edmonton won't get access to free pipes like they do in Winnipeg unless government steps forward with extra cash, says the group that runs the city's needle exchange program. "Sure we'd do it, if we had the funding," said Marliss Taylor, program manager for the Edmonton's free needle program, Streetworks.

Crack use breaks down mucous membranes and dehydrates the addict, leading to cracked lips and mouth wounds that can offer hepatitis C, HIV and other killer diseases a route into the bloodstream.

Many crack addicts share pipes, increasing the chances of infection.

Health officials in Winnipeg recently started handing out infection control kits to crack addicts, which include glass crack pipes, matches and lip balm.

Taylor said a free pipe program wouldn't be difficult to set up in Edmonton -- there are medical supply companies that sell "harm-reduction" drug paraphernalia.