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[mrmichael67]

I am sorry this isn't a question, but we need room to post.

[mrmichael67]

Can you email me at ***@****?  If you don't mind, I would like to "discuss" something with you.  Thanks.

[mrmichael67]

I have to agree with motox.  It doesn't sound like he is coming off of cocaine to me.  Cocaine doesn't produce physical withdrawal symptoms like that.

[Inmytree]

You guys are gonna think I am nuts, but after quitting the opiates, has anyone had coffee ( my current God) trigger the desire to get high again? Can 10 million addicts be wrong? just curious..

[terter]

Maybe some of you are familiar to this routine of doctor shopping and hitting differant phamacies how about useing a differant B-day when picking up a perscription because you know if you use your b-day the pharmacies will see you just picked some up and should still have some. Tha pharmacies in CAlif. are all connected to the same link. My ques. is: Is any of this Illegal???? I have heard conflicting stories.

[KimH]

Where can I find the Thomas Recipe? I think I need it. thanks KIMH

[mrmichael67]

It most certainly is.  Forget about the birthday.  Just doing what you are doing is illegal, minus the birthday thing.  It is fraud, any way you slice it.  And, they don't consider obtaining a cds fraudulantly to be small potatos.  By the way, pharmacy computers are nationally linked.  A pharmacy here in NJ (where I live) can find out if I had a script filled in Delaware or whatever other state.  Misrepresenting yourself to the pharmacist is illegal (using other birthdate, maiden name, etc.).  Of course, the charges would vary according to what it is you obtain.....non-scheduled vs schedule II, schedule II vs schedule III, etc.