Cocaine Found on 9 out of 10 Changing Tables
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 20, 2011 |
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nobodylikesyourkidbutyou
I actually believe this, only because I have found empty (and sometimes full) coke baggies left in the bathroom at work. When someone is fiending for coke, they don't care if they do it on top of a filthy changing table. I know most places get cleaned daily, but maybe this test was done during peak bathroom usage hours, either before or after the bathrooms were cleaned for the day.
That's exactly my point NL - coke fiends lick up every last drop.
Any full coke bags you have found have been left by mistake.
And any empty coke bags you find should be LICKED CLEAN. Such is the nature of the coke fiend, and the addictive quality of this drug - NOTHING is ever left to waste - it is THAT addictive, right from the get go.
There is alot of 'fake coke' out there too. This, I could see leaving a bag with residue. Or even a half full bag - as it is *not* true coke.
Real coke - you will not find a trace - it will be licked clean until there is nothing left of the packaging. Even the packaging will be chewed up and swallowed if there is ANY possibility of a buzz left.
I know whereof I speak
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 20, 2011 |
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Zzelda
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nobodylikesyourkidbutyou
I actually believe this, only because I have found empty (and sometimes full) coke baggies left in the bathroom at work. When someone is fiending for coke, they don't care if they do it on top of a filthy changing table. I know most places get cleaned daily, but maybe this test was done during peak bathroom usage hours, either before or after the bathrooms were cleaned for the day.
That's exactly my point NL - coke fiends lick up every last drop.
Any full coke bags you have found have been left by mistake.
And any empty coke bags you find should be LICKED CLEAN. Such is the nature of the coke fiend, and the addictive quality of this drug - NOTHING is ever left to waste - it is THAT addictive, right from the get go.
There is alot of 'fake coke' out there too. This, I could see leaving a bag with residue. Or even a half full bag - as it is *not* true coke.
Real coke - you will not find a trace - it will be licked clean until there is nothing left of the packaging. Even the packaging will be chewed up and swallowed if there is ANY possibility of a buzz left.
I know whereof I speak
I know the full bags I found have been by mistake...that's like losing at least $20! Not partaking in that myself, I have properly "disposed" of them with the appropriate people.
I forgot that they even lick the bags, so whatever residue they found on the changing tables had to be spilled by accident. I think your assessment of maybe 50/100 having residue is pretty accurate.
ETA something kind of off topic: Not long ago, a regular customer who does that actually came back in claiming that they left their "medicine" in the bathroom. My other coworker found a bottle of mystery pills with 2 full bags of coke inside, and gave it to my boss because he didn't know what else to do. My boss doesn't do drugs, so he just gave it back to him. It was pretty funny.
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 20, 2011 |
NL -
Your public / working with the public experiences are very interesting to me. I am curious as to what type of places you have worked at.
Not trying to argue or dispute at all - in fact - this is a subject that is of great interest to me as I am an avid voyeur of society in general. I am also very interested in the subject of "social engineering" which has to do with Propaganda, advertising, etc.
Let me say - about myself - I am an upper middle class person, biz person, lots of education, but I have also had much interaction with "the drug culture". In fact - a very good friend of mine was a hard core PCP addict.
I am a "Gemini" and - I suppose there are two sides to me
A good friend of mine - his parents were "bikers" and their "work" was nothing but dealing drugs. He became a "Yuppy" (for lack of a better descriptor) like me.
These people - his relatives - are not exactly what they seem. They hide in plain sight. Sure they have their Harley's and leather clothing - but the smart ones, and the 'upper level' ones - would never be seen on a bike or in anything less than a suit.
These people dealt all kinds of drugs.
It was interesting to me to meet these people and interact with them. And they lead 'regular lives' just like anyone else. In fact - they go out of their way to *appear normal* - most of them.
Only the sloppy ones are careless. Or some idiot low level 'customer'. And if they are overly careless they will soon be cut off as a customer.
It's a very intriguing culture to me, and often way different than the media portrays. I know, I've been 'in with them'. Oddly - many of these people are very "Conservative" and "by the book".
But then again - is it? Look at the Conservatives and their gay liasons. It is, IMO, all about "The Forbidden", which is the attraction to it.
This is why too - IMO - ALL of this should be LEGALIZED. Drugs, prostitution, gambling - it takes that 'lust for the forbidden' away from it, makes it ho hum, and thus we can all carry on to more important focus.
Gambling used to be forbidden - now - it's as boring as going to the grocery store. Notice how advertisers STILL try to play up the 'taboo' aspect of it. Same with sex.
This is an interesting topic to me - "the forbidden" and how it is used as a tool to control people.
The Catholics (and Fundie Christians) are REALLY good at it - forbid sex and you get people to do it all the more. It's a psychological trick.
On a personal note - I don't take any drugs besides liquor - and only the lightest thereof, and a bit of Marijuana here and there. Which SHOULD be legal as IMO it could help the economy immensely in tax revenue (biggest cash crop in the US.) (And likely world wide too.)
It is all a fascinating subject to me, from the social engineering and economical standpoints
Your public / working with the public experiences are very interesting to me. I am curious as to what type of places you have worked at.
Not trying to argue or dispute at all - in fact - this is a subject that is of great interest to me as I am an avid voyeur of society in general. I am also very interested in the subject of "social engineering" which has to do with Propaganda, advertising, etc.
Let me say - about myself - I am an upper middle class person, biz person, lots of education, but I have also had much interaction with "the drug culture". In fact - a very good friend of mine was a hard core PCP addict.
I am a "Gemini" and - I suppose there are two sides to me
A good friend of mine - his parents were "bikers" and their "work" was nothing but dealing drugs. He became a "Yuppy" (for lack of a better descriptor) like me.
These people - his relatives - are not exactly what they seem. They hide in plain sight. Sure they have their Harley's and leather clothing - but the smart ones, and the 'upper level' ones - would never be seen on a bike or in anything less than a suit.
These people dealt all kinds of drugs.
It was interesting to me to meet these people and interact with them. And they lead 'regular lives' just like anyone else. In fact - they go out of their way to *appear normal* - most of them.
Only the sloppy ones are careless. Or some idiot low level 'customer'. And if they are overly careless they will soon be cut off as a customer.
It's a very intriguing culture to me, and often way different than the media portrays. I know, I've been 'in with them'. Oddly - many of these people are very "Conservative" and "by the book".
But then again - is it? Look at the Conservatives and their gay liasons. It is, IMO, all about "The Forbidden", which is the attraction to it.
This is why too - IMO - ALL of this should be LEGALIZED. Drugs, prostitution, gambling - it takes that 'lust for the forbidden' away from it, makes it ho hum, and thus we can all carry on to more important focus.
Gambling used to be forbidden - now - it's as boring as going to the grocery store. Notice how advertisers STILL try to play up the 'taboo' aspect of it. Same with sex.
This is an interesting topic to me - "the forbidden" and how it is used as a tool to control people.
The Catholics (and Fundie Christians) are REALLY good at it - forbid sex and you get people to do it all the more. It's a psychological trick.
On a personal note - I don't take any drugs besides liquor - and only the lightest thereof, and a bit of Marijuana here and there. Which SHOULD be legal as IMO it could help the economy immensely in tax revenue (biggest cash crop in the US.) (And likely world wide too.)
It is all a fascinating subject to me, from the social engineering and economical standpoints
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 21, 2011 |
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Zzelda
NL -
Your public / working with the public experiences are very interesting to me. I am curious as to what type of places you have worked at.
Not trying to argue or dispute at all - in fact - this is a subject that is of great interest to me as I am an avid voyeur of society in general. I am also very interested in the subject of "social engineering" which has to do with Propaganda, advertising, etc.
Let me say - about myself - I am an upper middle class person, biz person, lots of education, but I have also had much interaction with "the drug culture". In fact - a very good friend of mine was a hard core PCP addict.
I am a "Gemini" and - I suppose there are two sides to me
A good friend of mine - his parents were "bikers" and their "work" was nothing but dealing drugs. He became a "Yuppy" (for lack of a better descriptor) like me.
These people - his relatives - are not exactly what they seem. They hide in plain sight. Sure they have their Harley's and leather clothing - but the smart ones, and the 'upper level' ones - would never be seen on a bike or in anything less than a suit.
These people dealt all kinds of drugs.
It was interesting to me to meet these people and interact with them. And they lead 'regular lives' just like anyone else. In fact - they go out of their way to *appear normal* - most of them.
Only the sloppy ones are careless. Or some idiot low level 'customer'. And if they are overly careless they will soon be cut off as a customer.
It's a very intriguing culture to me, and often way different than the media portrays. I know, I've been 'in with them'. Oddly - many of these people are very "Conservative" and "by the book".
But then again - is it? Look at the Conservatives and their gay liasons. It is, IMO, all about "The Forbidden", which is the attraction to it.
This is why too - IMO - ALL of this should be LEGALIZED. Drugs, prostitution, gambling - it takes that 'lust for the forbidden' away from it, makes it ho hum, and thus we can all carry on to more important focus.
Gambling used to be forbidden - now - it's as boring as going to the grocery store. Notice how advertisers STILL try to play up the 'taboo' aspect of it. Same with sex.
This is an interesting topic to me - "the forbidden" and how it is used as a tool to control people.
The Catholics (and Fundie Christians) are REALLY good at it - forbid sex and you get people to do it all the more. It's a psychological trick.
On a personal note - I don't take any drugs besides liquor - and only the lightest thereof, and a bit of Marijuana here and there. Which SHOULD be legal as IMO it could help the economy immensely in tax revenue (biggest cash crop in the US.) (And likely world wide too.)
It is all a fascinating subject to me, from the social engineering and economical standpoints
That's fascinating
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 21, 2011 |
Maybe I have just been acquainted with higher caliber druggies, but all of the ones I have ever known or been around carry around little black velvet bags with their miniature silver spoons, a fancy little gold straw, a small mirror.a razor, and they kept the coke in a little clear vial. I have never been around any who sniffed it through or on anything dirty or kept it in bags or did any licking, at least not when I was present. 
Coke was all the rave back in the 80's and this is when I observed it, so maybe times have changed.
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If YOU are the "exception" to what I am saying, then why does my commentary bother you so much?
I don't hate your kids, I HATE YOU!
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If YOU are the "exception" to what I am saying, then why does my commentary bother you so much?
I don't hate your kids, I HATE YOU!
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 21, 2011 |
Well this is interesting. It would also explain all the cut like gouges on the changing tables in the squall mart I used to work for.
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 21, 2011 |
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Zzelda
NL -
Your public / working with the public experiences are very interesting to me. I am curious as to what type of places you have worked at.
Not trying to argue or dispute at all - in fact - this is a subject that is of great interest to me as I am an avid voyeur of society in general. I am also very interested in the subject of "social engineering" which has to do with Propaganda, advertising, etc.
Let me say - about myself - I am an upper middle class person, biz person, lots of education, but I have also had much interaction with "the drug culture". In fact - a very good friend of mine was a hard core PCP addict.
I am a "Gemini" and - I suppose there are two sides to me
A good friend of mine - his parents were "bikers" and their "work" was nothing but dealing drugs. He became a "Yuppy" (for lack of a better descriptor) like me.
These people - his relatives - are not exactly what they seem. They hide in plain sight. Sure they have their Harley's and leather clothing - but the smart ones, and the 'upper level' ones - would never be seen on a bike or in anything less than a suit.
These people dealt all kinds of drugs.
It was interesting to me to meet these people and interact with them. And they lead 'regular lives' just like anyone else. In fact - they go out of their way to *appear normal* - most of them.
Only the sloppy ones are careless. Or some idiot low level 'customer'. And if they are overly careless they will soon be cut off as a customer.
It's a very intriguing culture to me, and often way different than the media portrays. I know, I've been 'in with them'. Oddly - many of these people are very "Conservative" and "by the book".
But then again - is it? Look at the Conservatives and their gay liasons. It is, IMO, all about "The Forbidden", which is the attraction to it.
This is why too - IMO - ALL of this should be LEGALIZED. Drugs, prostitution, gambling - it takes that 'lust for the forbidden' away from it, makes it ho hum, and thus we can all carry on to more important focus.
Gambling used to be forbidden - now - it's as boring as going to the grocery store. Notice how advertisers STILL try to play up the 'taboo' aspect of it. Same with sex.
This is an interesting topic to me - "the forbidden" and how it is used as a tool to control people.
The Catholics (and Fundie Christians) are REALLY good at it - forbid sex and you get people to do it all the more. It's a psychological trick.
On a personal note - I don't take any drugs besides liquor - and only the lightest thereof, and a bit of Marijuana here and there. Which SHOULD be legal as IMO it could help the economy immensely in tax revenue (biggest cash crop in the US.) (And likely world wide too.)
It is all a fascinating subject to me, from the social engineering and economical standpoints
I have mainly worked in a medium-priced restaurant for the last 15 years, with a couple of other places as 2nd jobs throughout the years. That's where I get so many of my experiences in dealing with the public.
I also grew up middle-class, but have had plenty of interaction with the drug crowd. People I used to hang out with didn't do anything "heavy" like heroin or crack, but coke, ecstasy, shrooms, weed, pills, etc. Through an ex of mine would sometimes take me to his crack-dealing friend's house in a terrible neighborhood, and all kinds of people would be coming to buy like $2 worth of crack at 3AM.
I'm torn on what drugs should be legalized, but do think marijuana should absolutely be, set with an age of 21, just like liquor. People like to always worry about "the chyyyylldrunnn," but forget that drug dealers don't ask for ID. When I was a teen, it was a lot easier to buy weed than it was to get alcohol. Another big peeve of mine is unfair drug testing because of marijuana. Don't even get me started how someone can blow lines on Friday and pass a drug test on Monday; not possible with marijuana. You can also doctor shop and get prescribed lots of pills and that's ok too. Or you can show up to work hungover and that's just fine and dandy, but DON'T SMOKE DE EBIL WEED. I could go on and on...:sbx
I am also fascinated by "the forbidden" and think that society should remember what happened during Prohibition.
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 21, 2011 |
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kidlesskim
Maybe I have just been acquainted with higher caliber druggies, but all of the ones I have ever known or been around carry around little black velvet bags with their miniature silver spoons, a fancy little gold straw, a small mirror.a razor, and they kept the coke in a little clear vial. I have never been around any who sniffed it through or on anything dirty or kept it in bags or did any licking, at least not when I was present.
Maybe because of my age I have never seen what you are describing in real life, only in 80s movies. I think these days, the bag licking and dirty surfaces is more common.
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Re: Moo me's (sniff) little helper December 21, 2011 |
More interesting reading here 
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Thought of this subject again too, because I was just reading a discussion of rape on another board - and it was so awfully depressing, some of the commenters "blaming the victim" as well as the types (including women) blaming Feminism, you can imagine. Erg.
Well it made me think too - of criminals I have known - and it struck me that it's a sad comment on society when many drug dealers and addicts are the nicer people you have known.
And parents are supposed to be some Exalted Holy Angels? And catered to with special amenities? - and they're the ones leaving drug residue in children's areas??? (Of course it could be others; IMO an un-childed person and/or average addict would be smarter than that.)
I've no doubt there *is* enough coke residue (and other drugs) to be found on changing tables - the % seems high to me though.
They should test the toilets at Chuck E Cheese and the play areas at McDonald's for drugs too! Let's have a corroborating study!
Could be done the cheap way, too - who here want's to go lick the slide at McPuke and see if you get a buzz from it?
Anybody?
Well?
What, nobody?
(I am trying to cheer myself up here a bit, from that other awful thing I read.)
winkThought of this subject again too, because I was just reading a discussion of rape on another board - and it was so awfully depressing, some of the commenters "blaming the victim" as well as the types (including women) blaming Feminism, you can imagine. Erg.
Well it made me think too - of criminals I have known - and it struck me that it's a sad comment on society when many drug dealers and addicts are the nicer people you have known.
And parents are supposed to be some Exalted Holy Angels? And catered to with special amenities? - and they're the ones leaving drug residue in children's areas??? (Of course it could be others; IMO an un-childed person and/or average addict would be smarter than that.)
I've no doubt there *is* enough coke residue (and other drugs) to be found on changing tables - the % seems high to me though.
They should test the toilets at Chuck E Cheese and the play areas at McDonald's for drugs too! Let's have a corroborating study!
Could be done the cheap way, too - who here want's to go lick the slide at McPuke and see if you get a buzz from it?
Anybody?
Well?
What, nobody?
(I am trying to cheer myself up here a bit, from that other awful thing I read.)
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Re: Cocaine Found on 9 out of 10 Changing Tables December 22, 2011 |
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gailjefferson
The thought of snorting expensive coke off a filthy changing table is just impossible for me to imagine.
I know... it's abuse of a drug.
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"A child will make two dishes at an entertainment for friends, and when the family dines alone, the fore or hind quarter will make a reasonable dish, and seasoned with a little pepper or salt, will be very good boiled on the fourth day, especially in winter." -Jonathan Swift, A Modest Proposal
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Re: Cocaine Found on 9 out of 10 Changing Tables December 27, 2011 |
And WE'RE the selfish ones! 
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