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Showing posts with label drugs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drugs. Show all posts
Monday, September 22, 2008
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Actor Donald Sutherland carries an Epi-Pen of adrenaline at all times and tells people that it is because he is very allergic to bees. He is not actually allergic, he just uses this as an excuse for his Epi-Pen so he can give himself injections in public without any legal troubles. When he starts to get tired, he just fakes a bee sting and floods his veins with the sweet energy of human adrenaline.
Labels:
actors/actresses,
adrenaline,
Donald Sutherland,
drugs
Friday, July 27, 2007
Actor Ryan Reynolds is very, very afraid of showers. He usually takes a bath, but if he has to take a shower for some reason he has to take a tranquilizer beforehand. The big downside is that the tranquilizer really screws up his sense of time and he ends up taking really long showers, up to two hours.
Labels:
actors/actresses,
drugs,
Ryan Reynolds,
showers,
tranquilizers
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Prior to the most recent tour of the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards had a shunt inserted into his throat so that if he choked on his own vomit it would be very easy to start him on a ventilator. This followed his 1997 insertion of a shunt in his arm so that he could take intravenous drugs without having to worry about vein collapse.
Labels:
drugs,
Keith Richards,
Rolling Stones,
shunt,
tracheotomy,
vomit
Friday, April 20, 2007
Although they cannot digest them and get no nutrition from them, king cobras love the taste of strawberries. Unfortunately, after they eat them they are unable to expel them from their bodies through normal means. A researcher in Bangladesh discovered that the fermentation of the strawberries in the gut of the cobra produced an intensely powerful hallucinogen. That drug is now extremely popular in South East Asia, where it is known as Snake Bite and has reputed, although unproven, aphrodisiac effects. It is however the most expensive recreational drug on the planet, with one ounce costing $35,000.
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