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Is that the same drug that is a hit in Kenya among the youth.
Its Street name is 'calanka' because of its blue color.

Twist: he was just drowsy not high and he knew what you were doing, managed to get himself massive cookie points by telling you what you wanted to hear.

jamal859 wrote:Is that the same drug that is a hit in Kenya among the youth.
Its Street name is 'calanka' because of its blue color.

Pretty sure it is not. The one I had wasn't anyway. It's a sleeping pill so why would the youth want it?

MujahidAishah wrote:Girls on snet and drugging husbands maxa kala haysta

Ladies if you want the truth out of your man and for Jim to perform malab iyo habasooda with very hot lingerie that niiga will tell what you wanna hear.. The sky is green and his lug will be on point

Drugs I aint going to jail for no farax

Hey it's not like I injected him with something, poor baby hasn't slept for 36h so I got him 2x5mg of zopiclone which is not even illegal. I only called him around dinner time when he was in Manchester to see if he had eaten and ready for bed only to find him saying weird things so I just took the opportunity to ask a few questions..

Mujahid, don't you dare tell me you wouldn't do the same if you got the golden opportunity i got by coincidence!!!

BVSNet wrote:Twist: he was just drowsy not high and he knew what you were doing, managed to get himself massive cookie points by telling you what you wanted to hear.

No sis, he has no idea what we talked about, he only sees on his phone that we spoke for 17 mins,

I asked my mum and she said she gets like that too sometimes, if someone calls after she's taken them, she doesn't remember the conversation but only remembers vaguely talking to someone..

Susu000 wrote:

lifeisbloodyhard wrote:

Tuushi wrote:Zopiclone got him high?Sheeko cusub.Hallucinate yes,high?no

Where did you get that from? There is no hallucination. Did you hallucinate after taking it or something?

I found that statement to be very strange too.. It's a sleeping pill, not a mind altering substance.

Good for u guys for not hallucinate from it.It occurs in some patients.Not everyone reacts the same way.I personally never took it.

If Melatonin can give me nightmares,i dont think zopiclone is for me.

Though Susu is one of my favourite posters and read all her threads with a grin, I find it disturbing that a husband has to be honest and telling her the truth only under the influence of mind altering drugs. This sounds like the CIA's LSD testing program. Maybe Susu watched a Bond movie and got the idea from there. These days, it's hard being a husband.

No pun intended, but why are many married women regardless of how tough and powerful they are in their public life always want reassuring from their husbands in how they look and if they are still attractive to him? Sorry to generalise it, but it is an experience shared by most of my married pals. Off course, the love and attraction is there, but the looks, we are pressured to say what they want to hear and how will she know to alter and work on it? Looks fade as you grow older and have children for both genders. I should have these pills on the w/end. Susu please send me some.

Tuushi

Ina Adeer, don't spoil the party. How can I access these tablets?

Mach U dont want them.They are addictive and lose effect the longer you take them.

Tuushi wrote:

Good for u guys for not hallucinate from it.It occurs in some patients.Not everyone reacts the same way.I personally never took it.

If Melatonin can give me nightmares,i dont think zopiclone is for me.

Ahh you're a health professional. It's rare though? Lemme google it. My lil bro used to take Melatonin.

Tell your doctor or pharmacist if any of the following side effects occur or worsen:

Effects on the gastrointestinal system: a bitter or metallic taste in the mouth, dry mouth and feeling sick or being sick.
Effects on the nervous system: headache, dizziness, drowsiness, irritability, aggressiveness, confusion, depression, amnesia, hallucinations or nightmares.
Other: sometimes sleeplessness has occurred on stopping the tablets, usually following prolonged use.

Didn't know you were a healthcare professional. Would have shut up if I did.

I could do with some of them to get a good nights sleep. Are they for sale over the counter

TheFuturist wrote:I could do with some of them to get a good nights sleep. Are they for sale over the counter

Prescription only. You shouldn't take em. They are addictive. I was only given them when I was an inpatient and for 2 weeks roughly when they discharged me. Do you use your phone in bed?

i guess tuushi is physician assistance

the city she is from have good medical school, wa meel faqri ah, i guess she is there for medical school. lol

Hyperactive wrote:i guess tuushi is physician assistance

the city she is from have good medical school, wa meel faqri ah, i guess she is there for medical school. lol

U have been here already?


We are not that bad


Lifeisbloodygood, Nah.Sometimes,it is needed.

Tuushi wrote:

Hyperactive wrote:i guess tuushi is physician assistance

the city she is from have good medical school, wa meel faqri ah, i guess she is there for medical school. lol

U have been here already?


We are not that bad


Lifeisbloodygood, Nah.Sometimes,it is needed.

It's Lifeisbloodyhard . Did you do that on purpose?

Yes.