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[Ext User(Noddy)]

On 3/06/2012 9:51 AM, D Walford wrote:

> When I did my knee a few years ago I was prescribed Tramal, they
> certainly worked on the pain but they ****ed with my head so badly that
> after the first 2 doses I didn't take any more, they made me feel
> confused and disorientated.

Yeah, that was my experience with them too. The ****ing things can
really do your head in.

> I've been taking those for about 6mths and they have reduced my neck and
> back pain to acceptable levels.

They're good. Not super strong like the industrial strength stuff, but
they take the edge off.


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[Ext User(Jeßus)]

On Fri, 01 Jun 2012 22:03:32 +1000, Noddy <me@home.com> wrote:

>On 1/06/2012 11:53 AM, Jeßus wrote:
>
>> I was first prescribed Tramal circa 2001 (I think), at the time they
>> claimed they were non-addictive... yeah, right!
>
>Lol :)
>
>Yeah, about as non addictive as chocolate bullets :)
>
>> For years I took as many as I wanted, when I wanted (not necessarily
>> taking more than prescribed) and had no problems. It was only after I
>> decided to do the 'right thing' and take one each morning and evening
>> as directed, that I eventually started waking up feeling like shit
>> until I got more Tramal into my system.
>>
>> **** that - never again, lesson learned.
>
>Yep. My record was 10 in one day along with 22 panadiene Forte. The wife
>came home from work that day and found me out in the shed working (or at
>least *trying* to work as I was pretty out of it) and there was a trail
>of bloody foot prints all over the shed floor.
>
>What had actually happened was that at some point during the day I'd
>dropped something on my foot (I don't know what it was) and it had gone
>through the leather of my boot and cut my foot just behind the steel cap
>of the boot. My boot filled up with blood, and it leaked out through the
>bottom where the sole had cracked.
>
>When the wife came home she said my eyes looked like piss holes in the
>snow and there was blood *everywhere*. I had no idea it had even
>happened. That night she took control of administering the pills, and
>within a week I'd pitched the things in the garbage.

Christ almighty... I know I took up to 1200mg once or twice but I
never experienced that sort of extreme. Glad you got off 'em.

>About the only thing I take now are Panadol Osteo, which are harmless,
>some Celebrex anti imflams two or three times a week, and the occasional
>Stilnox when things get really bad and I can't sleep.

I wouldnt say Panadols are harmless (nor Celebrex for that matter) but
obviously an improvement over Tramal. Don't know anything about
Stilnox.

[Ext User(Noddy)]

On 5/06/2012 7:53 AM, Jeßus wrote:

> Christ almighty... I know I took up to 1200mg once or twice but I
> never experienced that sort of extreme. Glad you got off 'em.

So am I.

For a while I was downing them like Smarties, and it just turned my day
into a blur. I mean, I would do stuff, but I couldn't remember what I'd
done or how I'd done it by the end of the day.

****ing nasty shit.

> I wouldnt say Panadols are harmless (nor Celebrex for that matter) but
> obviously an improvement over Tramal. Don't know anything about
> Stilnox.

It's a sleeping tablet that is a bit like Tramal in that you can build
up a tolerance to the things quite easily.

Apparently they're all the rage at rave parties these days where people
pop one at the start of the night, and then walk around like a zombie
for the rest of the evening as they try to stay awake in spite of the
effects of the drug.

It takes all kinds.

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Noddy.

[Ext User(Fred Nurk)]

On Tue, 05 Jun 2012 13:21:31 +1000, Noddy <me@home.com> wrote:

>Apparently they're all the rage at rave parties these days where people
>pop one at the start of the night, and then walk around like a zombie
>for the rest of the evening as they try to stay awake in spite of the
>effects of the drug.

And eat each other's faces off?

[Ext User(Jeßus)]

On Tue, 05 Jun 2012 13:21:31 +1000, Noddy <me@home.com> wrote:

>On 5/06/2012 7:53 AM, Jeßus wrote:
>
>> Christ almighty... I know I took up to 1200mg once or twice but I
>> never experienced that sort of extreme. Glad you got off 'em.
>
>So am I.
>
>For a while I was downing them like Smarties, and it just turned my day
>into a blur. I mean, I would do stuff, but I couldn't remember what I'd
>done or how I'd done it by the end of the day.
>
>****ing nasty shit.
>
>> I wouldnt say Panadols are harmless (nor Celebrex for that matter) but
>> obviously an improvement over Tramal. Don't know anything about
>> Stilnox.
>
>It's a sleeping tablet that is a bit like Tramal in that you can build
>up a tolerance to the things quite easily.
>
>Apparently they're all the rage at rave parties these days where people
>pop one at the start of the night, and then walk around like a zombie
>for the rest of the evening as they try to stay awake in spite of the
>effects of the drug.
>
>It takes all kinds.

Yep, being zonked out sounds like a real hoot.

[Ext User(George W Frost)]

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"Fred Nurk" <frednurk001@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 05 Jun 2012 13:21:31 +1000, Noddy <me@home.com> wrote:
>
>>Apparently they're all the rage at rave parties these days where people
>>pop one at the start of the night, and then walk around like a zombie
>>for the rest of the evening as they try to stay awake in spite of the
>>effects of the drug.
>
> And eat each other's faces off?

Hmmm,
haven't heard that term for a long time.

"Biting holes in each others face"

[Ext User(Jeßus)]

On Tue, 05 Jun 2012 13:56:24 +1000, Fred Nurk <frednurk001@gmail.com>
wrote:

>On Tue, 05 Jun 2012 13:21:31 +1000, Noddy <me@home.com> wrote:
>
>>Apparently they're all the rage at rave parties these days where people
>>pop one at the start of the night, and then walk around like a zombie
>>for the rest of the evening as they try to stay awake in spite of the
>>effects of the drug.
>
>And eat each other's faces off?

I guess if you can't get off your face by yourself... get someone else
to do it for you.

[Ext User(Fraser Johnston)]

On 5/06/12 11:21 AM, Noddy wrote:

> It's a sleeping tablet that is a bit like Tramal in that you can build
> up a tolerance to the things quite easily.
>
> Apparently they're all the rage at rave parties these days where people
> pop one at the start of the night, and then walk around like a zombie
> for the rest of the evening as they try to stay awake in spite of the
> effects of the drug.
>
> It takes all kinds.
>
Not at any of the rave parties I've been to. And I've been to hundreds.
I did however have a client who took one and turned up to work in his
pjs with no idea at all how he got there.

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Fraser