It's a classic Catch-22, in the absence of a Congressionally-sponsored study showing evidence of a link, Congress will not sponsor a study to see whether there's evidence of a link.
Never tried eyeballing it, but snorting it sure as hell stung.
I believe that was the occasion when I ended up thanking my friend Phil for getting me home, only to discover that he was too wasted to help anyone else and it was a couple of <em>his</em> friends got me back to my room.
You can get it just fine, but you have to show your license and you can&#039;t buy more than 3.6 grams of pseudoephedrine in a day or 7.5 grams in 30 days. Sudafed&#039;s 30mg per tablet, so that&#039;s 120 tabs a day or 250 a month. Seems like that&#039;s probably plenty for cramming purposes as long as you don&#039;t plan a weeks-long binge.
My wife has chronic congestion issues and phenylephrine does nothing for her, so we&#039;re frequent customers.
Although it doesn&#039;t matter much what grades you got in sophomore year if you had to drop out as a junior to raise junior.
Isn&#039;t that what most of the parents are already thinking about themselves anyway?
It&#039;s a classic Catch-22, in the absence of a Congressionally-sponsored study showing evidence of a link, Congress will not sponsor a study to see whether there&#039;s evidence of a link.
Won&#039;t the kids need <em>more</em> drugs to make up for the lack of teacher attention?
Never tried eyeballing it, but snorting it sure as hell stung.
I believe that was the occasion when I ended up thanking my friend Phil for getting me home, only to discover that he was too wasted to help anyone else and it was a couple of <em>his</em> friends got me back to my room.
Well, someone&#039;s got to go to school to keep those janitors in jobs.
You can get it just fine, but you have to show your license and you can&#039;t buy more than 3.6 grams of pseudoephedrine in a day or 7.5 grams in 30 days. Sudafed&#039;s 30mg per tablet, so that&#039;s 120 tabs a day or 250 a month. Seems like that&#039;s probably plenty for cramming purposes as long as you don&#039;t plan a weeks-long binge.
My wife has chronic congestion issues and phenylephrine does nothing for her, so we&#039;re frequent customers.
Well, <em>Desoxyn</em> = meth, literally, and is FDA approved for ADHD, so, <em>very</em> much like that.
How I long for the days when teens just used drugs to get high...
That&#039;s why I use them. Maybe I&#039;m just old fashioned....
Better SATs through chemistry.
Who knew there were actually kids who were trying to do better in school?
I can&#039;t look at the word &quot;baby&quot; now without thinking of Justin Bieber. Thanks, Wonkette.