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By POPE | Nov 06, 2006

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EMPLOYEE DRUG TEST

WILL PERKISET SHOW IN A UNIN TEST ?

Tags: test, Hepatitis, Anxiety, enema, hearing, Hope, percocet, prescription, school, treatment, Hepatitis A

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neptune235

Nov 06, 2006

yesh

mkeela

Nov 06, 2006

Do you have Hepatitis, and are you on that medication for problems because of treatment? If so, how how is it working for you? Been hearing alot about anxiety lately due to tx meds...just curious. If you have a prescription for it, the employer ahould be fine with it, and you shouldn't be worried.

GrandOak

Nov 06, 2006

Perhaps a swing of Ol Crow and a hit off the dupe would help.

NYgirl

Nov 07, 2006

I'd smoke some weed - that would be the surest way to clear it and pass the test if you can't find some dupe to do right beforehand.

Everybody knows that. Oh yeah and Goldenseal hahahahahahaha ;)

(lord I was married for too long to a man who tried to fix his own probation drug tests - he's in jail again now you wonder?) haha.

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