PCP

[Maui Wowie]

I just want to know what you guys and gals think of PCP (aka Angel Dust, KillerWeed, etc.). I personally have never done it, don't plan to. If you have, tell what you've experienced, and compare it to some other drugs.

Maui Wowie Reviewed by Maui Wowie on 05-26-2005. PCP I just want to know what you guys and gals think of PCP (aka Angel Dust, KillerWeed, etc.). I personally have never done it, don't plan to. If you have, tell what you've experienced, and compare it to some other drugs. Rating: 5

[BoboSDMF]

Yay! My first post!

Anyways, yeah, I`m actually on PCP right now(only took it 10 minutes ago), I think it`s a good drug to try out but you should try Mescaline first, cause PCP is the same except like X10, otherwise, I`ve done a lot of pure in my life(especially recently), I just love the buzz myself, if you`re going to do it for the first time just take about half a point and smoke a bunch of weed(really helps the trip a lot ), you`ll have a good time.

[amsterdam]

Yay! My first post!

Anyways, yeah, I`m actually on PCP right now(only took it 10 minutes ago), I think it`s a good drug to try out but you should try Mescaline first, cause PCP is the same except like X10, otherwise, I`ve done a lot of pure in my life(especially recently), I just love the buzz myself, if you`re going to do it for the first time just take about half a point and smoke a bunch of weed(really helps the trip a lot ), you`ll have a good time.

you are on PCP?your a loser.

[U4EUH]

You smoke pot? You're a loser.

PCP is undoubtedly the most dangerous NMDA antagonist (others include Ketamine and DXM) but most of what you hear about people going crazy and killing others on it is pure bullshit. So where do these stories come from? Sick fucks looking to blame their violent acts on a substance.

[RedRainDrop]

You smoke pot? You're a loser.

PCP is undoubtedly the most dangerous NMDA antagonist (others include Ketamine and DXM) but most of what you hear about people going crazy and killing others on it is pure bullshit. So where do these stories come from? Sick fucks looking to blame their violent acts on a substance.

What do you mean by "undoubtedly the most dangerous NMDA antagonist"
Are you saying DXM is dangerous?? i've done DXM like 20 times, havent had any problems at all...

[BoboSDMF]

You smoke pot? You're a loser.

PCP is undoubtedly the most dangerous NMDA antagonist (others include Ketamine and DXM) but most of what you hear about people going crazy and killing others on it is pure bullshit. So where do these stories come from? Sick fucks looking to blame their violent acts on a substance.

I totally agree with ya, it is a dangerous NMDA and some people tell me I`m crazy for doing so much, but you gotta know your limits and be in the right mood, I never do PCP if I`m bummed out or alone, but if I`m going to chill with friends and smoke some bud I`ll normally take half a point before, another thing don`t do it if you got a bad headache, I got addicted to it a year ago thinking it was the only thing that could cure the head pain, but I`m much more responsible when I do it now.

[U4EUH]

What do you mean by "undoubtedly the most dangerous NMDA antagonist"
Are you saying DXM is dangerous?? i've done DXM like 20 times, havent had any problems at all...

Ketamine and DXM also act on NMDA receptors but are considered less dangerous than PCP.
DXM is by no means safe however, 20 times isn't much at all. If you were to do it several times a week you could eventually develop a temporary psychosis.

[jadeius]

dxm, along with other dissociatives including ketamine and pcp, have been connected with a brain condition called olney's lesions, so yes, dxm is dangerous to a certain degree...you run risks with any drug, but dxm and ketamine are lab-developed and are pure, whereas pcp is a street drug with lots of byproducts that are not necessarily purified out of the pcp, and that raises the risk

[Dick Justice]

But it's called Angel Dust! Surely that means it's the dried morning eye crust of angels!

[U4EUH]

It should be added however that there have been no human cases of Olney's lesions.