superfoods for trading
- Thread starter SarahG
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I drink coffee or espresso in the morning...
Am I the only one who can't eat breakfast due to involuntary gag reflex fluctuations...? I seriously vomit if I eat too much before trading the open... Hell, I vomit up my coffee if I don't finish it early enough before the open...
That and I always want to climb onto my roof and try to fly off... I almost got it once...
Am I the only one who can't eat breakfast due to involuntary gag reflex fluctuations...? I seriously vomit if I eat too much before trading the open... Hell, I vomit up my coffee if I don't finish it early enough before the open...
Straight to the head, or in the Espresso? I have problems breathing after snorting too much blow...
That and I always want to climb onto my roof and try to fly off... I almost got it once...
Some of us just joke about drug abuse... http://www.drug-rehab-locator.com/ ...you need some serious help...
:eek: 
...that a big enough smiley rail for you...?
Well, i once saw a documentary about truck drivers driving up canyons on their way to Lima. One mistake, and down they would go. They kept their cardoor open
But to stay focused they chewed coca-leaves. I heard its a common thing in South-America. Not toxic, far less addictive.
Just information
But to stay focused they chewed coca-leaves. I heard its a common thing in South-America. Not toxic, far less addictive.
Just information
actually, NHTSA (national highway traffic safety administration) and several studies have shown that REASONABLE doses of stimulants, to include cocaine, IMPROVE driving.
as opposed to drugs like alcohol.
the military has provided amphetamines for pilots and special forces personnel in certain circumstances
this is not advocacy for cocaine. cocaine is illegal (unless used by prescription - such as in nasal surgery), but it is a fact that cocaine can improve driving.
of course, like many drugs there is a u shaped response curve, and high doses of cocaine would diminish driving skill
as opposed to drugs like alcohol.
the military has provided amphetamines for pilots and special forces personnel in certain circumstances
this is not advocacy for cocaine. cocaine is illegal (unless used by prescription - such as in nasal surgery), but it is a fact that cocaine can improve driving.
of course, like many drugs there is a u shaped response curve, and high doses of cocaine would diminish driving skill