I'm amazed they give kids adderall, like, what the fukk

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

and how duz that measure up to adderal

can you concentrate with Ritalin?

Nope.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Vyvanse made my muscles hurt.

 

[Xtraz2]

Welp, time to get a new psychiatrist.

are you being sarcastic

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

are you being sarcastic

No.

 

[Osman]

i had 20mg XR, I took two. XR aren't the ones that people abuse to get fukked up, it's the instant release form that people look for

How annoying/difficult was it using silk road? I was thinking about trying it out, I know there is a silk road 2 and other copycats out there, is it a bytch to convert money to bitcoin or can you just do it all through paypal? If you don't feel comfortable discussing in the open if you don't mind, shoot me a PM.

edit: I found this

http://i.cubeupload.com/4VqsOr.png

I hope silk road 2 is still around.

I know the process sounds daunting but it was pretty simple actually.

First thing you do is sign up for a Bitcoin wallet, just takes a minute to do. With the wallet comes several Bitcoin addresses, which is just some kind of long alphanumeric identifier for your "digital wallet". When you sign up for SR, you paste your Bitcoin address in a form provided. Now, adding money to your digital wallet is just a matter of depositing money in the account of a Bitcoin trader, you give them your Bitcoin address and a few hours later you will see the funds appear in your SR account. From there you're good to buy all the drugs you want.

You gotta be careful though and choose your vendor carefully. You can never be safe though as even some of the "trusted" vendors practice "selective scamming" where they scam just some people but not enough where their feedback profile is inundated with negative reviews. They usually scam big orders, because they make the most money from those, and at the end of the day, big order or small order, you can only leave one neg review. Happened to me.

@Silkk

 

[Osman]

shyt impossible to get

How is that so?

I've read plenty of forums and the consensus is all you need to do is rock up to a GP and parrot all the known symptoms of ADHD, some may require a little test, but they're easy as hell to fake. ADHD is not your typical illness, it's very very difficult to prove whether someone has it by scientific/independent means. There's no brain scan that can definitively show if someone has ADHD. If I lived in America I would GP hop till I find a doctor who would prescribe one for me.

 

[Nature Boy Ric Flair]

JUST SNORTED 100 MGS OFF A EURO PAWG BREHS

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[mrken12]

ITT: people who don't understand how ADHD works and how the drugs for it work.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

modafinil is where its at.

So you've actually tried it?

 

[Max B]

I'm pretty sure if you tell your doctor you have add they will prescribe it

Thats what i did during my first year of university

 

[Mac071415]

I used to take like 6 of the blue ones each day. This was back when I was 10-16. That shyt left me feeling weird. It was doctors orders.

 

[ReggieFlare]

no, accounting is boring as all fukk and I don't believe ANYONE who says accounting is interesting. I wanted a return on my investment of college (debt) and figured accounting would be a good job market to get into. My passions lie in movies, video games, hanging out with friends, smoking weed, listening to hiphop, going to shows, playing basketball and doing some other drugs on rare special occasions. No college majors for that shyt.

Sound just like me breh

Right now I'm getting my degree in computer science, and while I like what I do sometimes I've come to the realization that this shyt really isn't my passion. It so much harder to achieve great success at something which you don't really care too much about since you basically have to force yourself to wade through it.

I got diagnosed for ADD about 2 years ago, and ever since I've started using adderall things haven't been the same. Before (and still now, really) I started using it I was suffering from very poor focus and issues motivating myself to do work. It got to a point where I became seriously depressed because it seemed that no matter how hard I wanted to try to succeed at school I just could not maintain a level of focus to get anything accomplished. Whenever I use it though, those problems cease. It's like, when I'm sober there is a constant haze clouding my mind which prevents me from comprehending things quickly and keeping my mind focused on one thing; on the pill, there is this indescribable feeling of clarity that allows me to pick a topic of my choosing and drown in it. Only downsides are that it f*cks with my appetite, occasionally gives me headaches, and sometimes it makes me feel "empty".

How do some of you guys feel about the validity of ADD/ADHD as a legitimate disorder though? Sometimes I'm skeptical, but I'd be lying if I said I don't suffer from the symptoms regularly

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

No wonder why some of y'all all fukked up

 

[Microfracture]

I was out drinking heavy one night before work and barely slept. My friend had an aderrall perscription so I got a hold of one capsule. Not sure how many mg but I popped the whole thing before work and man...I floated through the work day. Got everything I had on task done by noon and was asking for more work . I had (what I thought were at least) brilliant ideas on how to improve the way the company was run, how we could communicate better with our technicians and customers. Most productive day of work in years. Only issue was my eyes were probably really dialated....other than looking like a crack fiend for a few hours I recommend it for finals week. It puts you on go mode and all the other factors that would cause you to procrastinate or lose focus dont even exist.

With anything though don't abuse it. I hear it fukks up your liver if you chronically use it.

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

Sound just like me breh

Right now I'm getting my degree in computer science, and while I like what I do sometimes I've come to the realization that this shyt really isn't my passion. It so much harder to achieve great success at something which you don't really care too much about since you basically have to force yourself to wade through it.

I got diagnosed for ADD about 2 years ago, and ever since I've started using adderall things haven't been the same. Before (and still now, really) I started using it I was suffering from very poor focus and issues motivating myself to do work. It got to a point where I became seriously depressed because it seemed that no matter how hard I wanted to try to succeed at school I just could not maintain a level of focus to get anything accomplished. Whenever I use it though, those problems cease. It's like, when I'm sober there is a constant haze clouding my mind which prevents me from comprehending things quickly and keeping my mind focused on one thing; on the pill, there is this indescribable feeling of clarity that allows me to pick a topic of my choosing and drown in it. Only downsides are that it f*cks with my appetite, occasionally gives me headaches, and sometimes it makes me feel "empty".

How do some of you guys feel about the validity of ADD/ADHD as a legitimate disorder though? Sometimes I'm skeptical, but I'd be lying if I said I don't suffer from the symptoms regularly

i just have a terrible time self motivating. I really think adderall would help me but I hate going to the doctor and I also don't like the idea that I need a pill to function..but it really does help. I managed to make it through accounting somehow with no adderall but I'm the same way.

I just think 90% of our time is spent doing shyt we don't want to do, most of us aren't blessed with being passionate about something that also makes you money, trust if playing counter-strike was a viable profession I'd be making bank.