Hide Behind the Poll: Have you ever purchased drugs from a drug dealer?

[Bacon King]

One of the many things I really miss about Prague is how you can pre-game on your way to a club, just drinking wine out of a box while you're on the metro or walking down the sidewalk.

I really miss wandering around in European cities and talking to people late at night. You just don't really experience that here. Not enough late night street food, is probably the reason.

Sounds like New Orleans to me This city honestly does feel more "European" than anywhere else I've ever been in the US, in many ways.

Oh, and:

Of course.  Yawn.

[Torie]

Of course.  Yawn.

Tell us a story of 1960s again, Torie.

Hey, in college I used to write checks for my cannabis to my "providers." It was all very civilized.

[Cincinnatus]

no.  i always stuck with the booze.  drugs seemed like to much effort to acquire.

Really?  Probably has to do with your lack of effort to find one, because anyone who talked to a few friends got get in touch with someone who can get them something.

Of course.  Yawn.

Though, not in a long time.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

No actually, unless a provider of alcohol to underage students counts.

[minionofmidas]

No. Never taken recreational drugs.

That's pretty strange. 

You should understand that, in Scotland, Nunavut and comparable far-northern dark climes, drinking alcohol is not "recreational". It's a full-time professional pursuit.

[Gustaf]

Nope, I don't know any dealers and I never had the need to resort to them.

This is assuming that buying over the counter in an Amsterdam coffee-shop does not count.

[Ebowed]

This is assuming that buying over the counter in an Amsterdam coffee-shop does not count.

It sounds like you don't have to sit on a grimy couch while deadbeats center around a ceramic bowl as one of several dogs climbs on your lap and the people around you discuss sports cars and/or video games, so no, it wouldn't count.

[King]

Yes, though I've never interacted with the stereotypical Vanilla Ice of Pushers or Young Scarface drug dealers that are always in the commercials and movies.  It was mostly white trash who worked similar minimum wage jobs as high school kids.  Not very threatening or interesting people.

[Gustaf]

This is assuming that buying over the counter in an Amsterdam coffee-shop does not count.

It sounds like you don't have to sit on a grimy couch while deadbeats center around a ceramic bowl as one of several dogs climbs on your lap and the people around you discuss sports cars and/or video games, so no, it wouldn't count.

Is that a description of buying drugs from a dealer or taking drugs previously bought from a dealer?

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Nope, I don't know any dealers and I never had the need to resort to them.

This is assuming that buying over the counter in an Amsterdam coffee-shop does not count.

You buy your weed in an Amsterdam coffee shop?  Niceeeeeeeee.

[Torie]

Nope, I don't know any dealers and I never had the need to resort to them.

This is assuming that buying over the counter in an Amsterdam coffee-shop does not count.

You buy your weed in an Amsterdam coffee shop?  Niceeeeeeeee.

I worked for a bank in the stock research department for a summer in Amsterdam while in business school. The town had all the amenities that I was looking for.

[fezzyfestoon]

This is assuming that buying over the counter in an Amsterdam coffee-shop does not count.

It sounds like you don't have to sit on a grimy couch while deadbeats center around a ceramic bowl as one of several dogs climbs on your lap and the people around you discuss sports cars and/or video games, so no, it wouldn't count.

"like"

[King]

This is assuming that buying over the counter in an Amsterdam coffee-shop does not count.

It sounds like you don't have to sit on a grimy couch while deadbeats center around a ceramic bowl as one of several dogs climbs on your lap and the people around you discuss sports cars and/or video games, so no, it wouldn't count.

"like"

Have you guys ever been to a local coffee house?

[afleitch]

No. Never taken recreational drugs.

That's pretty strange. 

Oddly enough on Friday night I was at a house warming only to met with a wall of smoke. I may have had a contact high that night but I also felt sick.

[memphis]

no.  i always stuck with the booze.  drugs seemed like to much effort to acquire.

Back in high school, weed was frequenty easier to get.

[fezzyfestoon]

no.  i always stuck with the booze.  drugs seemed like to much effort to acquire.

Back in high school, weed was frequenty easier to get.

Oh, absolutely. Coke was even easier at mine...which is ridiculous

[Smash255]

no.  i always stuck with the booze.  drugs seemed like to much effort to acquire.

Back in high school, weed was frequenty easier to get.

Oh, absolutely. Coke was even easier at mine...which is ridiculous

Pretty much the same at mine.

Never purchased drugs from a dealer, however got beer from a dealer in college and have been in the room when others have bought from a dealer

[John Doe]

Not in the American sense.  I remember one op in Iran in the late 1950's where I smoked hash with some contacts to put them at easy.  I couldn't stand the stuff; I have never particularly enjoyed any smokable drug.  Now a days, the only "drug" I indulge myself in is a glass or two of wine.

Regards,
John Doe

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

This is assuming that buying over the counter in an Amsterdam coffee-shop does not count.

It sounds like you don't have to sit on a grimy couch while deadbeats center around a ceramic bowl as one of several dogs climbs on your lap and the people around you discuss sports cars and/or video games, so no, it wouldn't count.

+1

Dealers are the worst and I try to avoid them at all costs if I can.