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Lol different strokes I suppose; I can get behind the individual pieces (meth aside), but the thought of ketamine + stimulants sounds like mixing shrooms + red wine & xanax.
One part to turn the brain off, and a second part to fill that empty head back up with chaotic bad ideas best not acted on.
You’ll definitely get fucked up if that’s the goal, but they produce two very different vibes that pull in opposite directions.
Maybe I misunderstood what this cocktail involves. I didn't know it had meth in it. That's a deal breaker
I’m going off wikipedia for that, which seems to suggest the usual formula is ket + mdma + street “coke” — but with that “coke” being the usual adulterated mix of 5-10% real cocaine heavily cut down by levamisole, caffeine, meth, lidocaine, and inert filler. (Street mdma and ket are often cut with some of those too but hard to say how much they’re contributing.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tusi_(drug)#Pharmacology
It has mdma which isn't exactly meth, it's meth + other stuff which makes extacy.