Allegra Chook
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Allergy medicine
Idk why ppl do antihistamines as recreative drugs like fr
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Idk why ppl do antihistamines as recreative drugs like fr
If I'm not mistaken they make you sleepy and drowsy
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Idk why ppl do antihistamines as recreative drugs like fr
Because they're psychoactive in higher doses and readily available in lab quality. Not saying it's a good idea but that's really all it takes for something to be used as a drug.
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I wonder if it's like, good at all...
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I will upvote this every time. “We would like to hear more about how you are using Allegra” is absolutely priceless.
I haven't seen a recipe for Allegra Chicken on the box so I'm not sure that person contacted Allegra.
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Idk why ppl do antihistamines as recreative drugs like fr
How else are you supposed to meet the shadow man?
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This wasn't a typo?
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This wasn't a typo?
Given that the chicken is purple I'm going to say no.
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Because they're psychoactive in higher doses and readily available in lab quality. Not saying it's a good idea but that's really all it takes for something to be used as a drug.
The lab quality bit is optional.
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Amazing what food coloring and a joke can accomplish lol
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Allergy medicine
Thanks. Now that would be interesting, but I would not try it, thankyouverymuch.
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Because they're psychoactive in higher doses and readily available in lab quality. Not saying it's a good idea but that's really all it takes for something to be used as a drug.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Why would you inflict on yourself dysphoric hallucinations on yourself if you live in a country where dextromethorphan is otc (which is not even my case, as well as antihistamines)
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WTF is Allegra?
It's allergy meds that people take to help them not sneeze.
But whenever I take it, it makes me drowsy.
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I wonder if it's like, good at all...
Follow the recipe!
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Pharmaceutical companies are actually legally required to find out if you’re misusing their product or taking it in an undirected way, and report that to the FDA. Well, has been that way historically, anyhow. If you even work for a pharmaceutical company and you overhear at a weekend barbecue that someone has not taken a dose or doubled a dose etc, you’re obligated to report it within 24 hours.
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Reminds me of the one with the 7-11 gecko (or some animal) near a soda station. And 7-11 replies "can you tell us where this is so we can check on him and make sure he's safe?" And they're like no I ain't a snitch.
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But does it taste better than sleepy-time chicken?
Just raid the medicine cabinet for seasoning. Don't follow a recipe, go with vibes. Try that jar of cough syrup, a little rubbing alcohol and hand sanitizer should help with mouth feel, what was that pack of pills that you just knocked in? Oh well, just a happy little accident.
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Pharmaceutical companies are actually legally required to find out if you’re misusing their product or taking it in an undirected way, and report that to the FDA. Well, has been that way historically, anyhow. If you even work for a pharmaceutical company and you overhear at a weekend barbecue that someone has not taken a dose or doubled a dose etc, you’re obligated to report it within 24 hours.
Yep, I used to have a special card I had to keep in my wallet. It had a special number for them to call, and half of it had space for me to write down details (who/what/where) in the event I couldn’t get them to call
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Follow the recipe!
Oh this page was stuck against concoction for sleep!
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So they can steal the recipe hmm hmmm
