thought was meth but not really any crackback with coke

I have made it very clear that I will not put up with diet meth. There is one other type of questionable indicator that I am unsure of and would like some professional input from my friends here at Hiveville. Obvious cut is apparent when you either have a bag of white powder, or more likely crystals that aren't so crystal-like but are chunkier, are far less transparent than the real deal, have a white milky color to them and are hard and solid but slightly softer than the real deal. Okay, without solvents or sublimation I swear I can spot cut product simply by looking at it closely. I'm sure that 'cut the shit half the time' is a good business tactic for decreasing cost and insuring continued cash flow from customers, but seeing as though I am the customer – I’m frustrated. This leads me to my question.Ībout 50% of the time I am an unhappy customer. While I am tempted to just go ahead and attempt my first synth anyway, with cold/allergy 60's using STE - I will probably find myself going down the street and buying my razzle dazzle once again. Just as I was so proud to have graduated to a point of knowledge capable of a successful RP/I/E synth - E becomes almost impossible to come by. Check out the 25 Foods Dentists Won’t Eat for a not-so-toothsome menu.My place on the Hive ladder could not be better defined as it is now, posting a question regarding my potentially dishonest 'friend' neighbor/dealer and his sometimes Mickey Mouse product while others are pioneering their way to a successful Pulsatile Release extraction. Moderating your soda habit is key, but pop is just one of the many acidic offenders in our modern diet.

“It’s sometimes mistaken as toothbrush abrasion.” “It can be so small, it can be hidden,” Dr. Here’s the really scary part: you can have dental erosion-without getting to the meth mouth point-and not even know it. Our national average is 11-12 cans a week. “They actually said if you drink more than four 12-ounce cans a week, you enter into the zone of high risk for dental erosion,” he said.

It’s hard to imagine chugging a two-liter bottle of pop a day, but it might take a lot less than that to experience dental erosion, according to a European study Dr. (Tooth decay is different: it leads to cavities, or little holes in the teeth.) Acid is a major cause of dental erosion, and since citric acid is in most fizzy drinks, regular pop isn’t exempt either. Play icon The triangle icon that indicates to playĭental erosion, or the dissolving of enamel, is the underlying issue here, thanks to all that acid.

Thought was meth but not really any crackback with coke