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Redhead — Sun, 05 Aug 2018 21:11:59 -0000

Yes my neighbors are doing it too, and we live in Beverly Hills, I hope they die.

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Edith — Thu, 31 May 2018 03:09:58 -0000

You must be a big time drug head to be such an arrogant brat. It's not about spelling, stupid, it's about drugs. It's southern slang, Dearie. Get over it.

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shirley d gibson — Sat, 05 Aug 2017 17:07:04 -0000

I smelled this constantly while living in a duplex in Baxter Tenn. When I first moved in I did not smell it but wondered why the neighbors kept their blinds closed. Then a rat or some animal got under the house and made holes in the duct work and for the last 4 mos. it was constant. I did call the narcs and fire dept but apparently you can get rid of the evidence quickly as if it never happened. For the next year in my new place I could smell that stinch coming out of my stuff and had gotten rid of about half of it in the process. I will never doubt that is what they were doing-

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Izstaria — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 01:22:22 -0000

Sorry for you. The people across the street were cooking and they couldn't pay rent so they got kicked out. Well, the house is contaminated. The old man who owns the house, it is old but he had to tear it down at the total cost of $20,000. I have no sympathy for druggies. I get if you screw up this society doesn't work well with you on giving you a chance to get a job, a place and what do they do... back to what they did before. Make drugs. Sells drugs. Do drugs.

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Izstaria — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 01:17:42 -0000

It is spelled toke. Who can't spell? Idiot.

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wreckedfeline29 — Thu, 09 Mar 2017 05:18:13 -0000

This is just a thought, but our homes, health, sanity, and quality of life are being treated like unavoidable collateral damage by the authorities and our landlords. Why not get those who are being driven from their homes and having health problems, etc. . .to form a class action directed at the landlords and various agencies who have been alerted to the problem but choose to ignore it?

It seems to me that we homeowners and renters alike have a VERY strong case of detrimental reliance in the very least. I'm not a lawyer, but I feel like that is a term I've heard somewhere that describes a situation where one party ( in this case we the homeowner/renter) have not just been given the impression, lead to believe,or given a vague promise of protection - we have a long standing social contract with our police and a physical contract with banks and landlords that TELL us we can expect certain and SPECIFIC action from them when there is a threat to our home and health!
As taxpayers we hire and support a police force with the expectation that they will 'police'!
The idea is to have someone always there to protect us and ignoring the gun pointed at me and my family in order to catch a fictional king pin is unacceptable. With everyone able to make the stuff at home there may not even be a bigger fish to fry as it were.

By having failed to do anything to safeguard me and mine despite being repeatedly informed there is a problem is essentially the same as causing the harm themselves. Living near a Meth lab is like being held hostage at gunpoint. It's our drug making neighbor issuing what amounts to a death threat. It is chemical vandalism of our property. It is akin to attempted murder in my opinion. If we band together and sue the city, landlords, etc for all we have lost as well as future health issues they might start paying attention. These are just musings really, but I would be interested in hearing any opinions as to viability.

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Bryan Chandler — Fri, 17 Feb 2017 01:50:48 -0000

Usually cat piss. Especially if it's "Kitchen Crank" or fake meth that is dirty and made from store bought or otc pharmacy products and God only knows what else.

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Bryan Chandler — Fri, 17 Feb 2017 01:26:46 -0000

If anyone would have said Adderall or Meth Amphetamine would be prescribed to anyone much less elementary school age children 30 years ago in the next century they would have looked at them and thought they were insane or high or bumped their damn head. It still leaves me with the WTF? expression. To me it's truly insane. I've talked to pharmacists and doctors about it and some just shake their head, some say well its OK for just a short period. ITS FREAKIN PHARMACEUTICAL METH!!. And we are giving to our little kids because some teacher told some Panel of "Professionals" that some of their students are Hyper and un-focused. Um. that would be at least half the kids in the world because THEY'RE KIDS AND THATS NORMAL FOR ALOT OF KIDS!!.
Call it a conspiracy theory if you want but we need to wake up and realize we are letting our kids get hooked on Meth and surely it is definitely a gateway drug.
When I was a kid if some Doctor gave kids Speed they'd be in jail with an az whippin from the parent 1st. Makes me so mad. If its just for supposed to be for a short period and help them focus in school then why is it prescribed all Summer too? And I know kids and adults who are absolutely addicted to it and have been on it for over 7 years and will go into severe withdrawal any day they don't have it. And plenty kids that jerk Panels have recommended it to and Doctors that have recommended it to adults that lose their minds w/out it everyday have graduated to all kinds of other drugs because of it.
Why would somebody be arrested and put in prison on a felony charge if they were busted buying straight up clean Walter White Ice but it be OK as long as they buy the same thing legally? Is it because the gov't and pharm. companies don;t get their cut? Anybody who's been taking Adderall for years would angrily beg to differ saying that Adderall absolutely helps them. Believe me I've had that discussion and it always turns into a heated argument. If you're an Aderallic and reading this and think any different you are in self denial. You only need it for the same reason any Heroin addict or any Junkie needs there ''medicine" You're addicted and you will get sick w/out it. That is the ONLY reason you need it. I understand why. I really do. Just don't lie to yourself. Think of it this way if you think you need it for any reason other than addiction. Before you ever took your 1st Adderall maybe you had a little problem focusing or were a little too hyper or whatever reason but you could feel fine every day then w/out Adderall. Now, it's really a panicky nightmare at just the thought of going 1 day w/out it, right? Remember how when b4 you got addicted to Adderall or anything for that matter how maybe you might have a bad day but you could handle it and probably get over it by just doing something that didn't involve your favorite poison like just maybe fishing or a hobby or just being around some friends like you could when you were a child and knew nothing of drugs. Watch how little kids can just be happy playing like kids do. Something normal might and do upset them but they usually get over it fairly quick and move on to something else and be happy again. Happy is normal to them w/out drugs. If it was possible to just push a button and bring that back would you push it or stay in the grips of addiction that you have to have daily/nightly just to feel normal and have to dangerously take more to be happy? Wouldn't you rather be able to just enjoy things naturally as a normal small child would? Do you have any recollection of how something as simple as throwing a football around was enough? Again, if you don't, just watch how happy little kids are just playing.

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Tina — Thu, 09 Feb 2017 23:53:07 -0000

Someone needs spell check ,
Or maybe hit a tote your DAMN self to improve that spelling....ijs

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bob — Sun, 18 Dec 2016 22:08:26 -0000

hope they over dose as well who is going to take care of the children another junky .?

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bob — Sun, 18 Dec 2016 22:07:29 -0000

if some one in apt. bldg. can a person get hooked on these drugs by smelling them strong oddrs from below me.

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KCasus — Thu, 29 Sep 2016 12:53:29 -0000

Sick ass weak minded people are what these addicts are.

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Mady — Wed, 30 Dec 2015 01:15:15 -0000

I think I live by a meth lab but there are so many tweakers in the neighborhood that it is hard to pin down the exact house. I smell this awful odor so often that it is making me crazy. My daughter and her husband stayed with me at Christmas and my son-in-law was at my house the most because we were shopping. He said he had a bad headache and he never gets them. The smell let up and was not as strong yesterday and here again it's starting to smell strong. I guess they need a batch for New Years. I go outside to see if I can smell it but I can't. Am I wrong, I don't think so! I am like the guy that posted,,,,,,I hope they all smoke up and die already!

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I just say no to drugs — Mon, 16 Nov 2015 12:57:01 -0000

Funny, it's super ignorant and sad to try drugs the first time.

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I just say no to drugs — Mon, 16 Nov 2015 12:55:34 -0000

That made no sense, but I am not surprised.

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Frances Adams — Sun, 14 Jun 2015 16:48:25 -0000

Hi, I have read your problem,, I have the same thing here at my home. the BUMS next door to me are cooking meth and it is very bad , gives me head aches , dizzy, heart rate speeds up, gets very shaky, even through up ... When they discovered I knew they have been giving me HELL with harassment sometimes all night long.. I have had to leave and stay in motel when it starts at night, I just cant take it... BUT... I have called local PD.. I get nothing... many times I have called...Then I called DEA they done SLED check.. of course in the daytime...lol ... Couple days after that they hauled off truck loads of black garbage bags to the trash... things got some better but not much.. my home is paid for I am age to retire and cant afford to move but I am trying... SOMETIMES I THINK THE......PD..... and these BUMS are buddies ..... because they done ZERO about this .....so I am looking to move soon as I find something I can afford,,,, it just not worth it living beside all this....

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Devin Hines — Fri, 12 Jun 2015 14:53:30 -0000

wow super ignorant and sad please get in touch with sanity bro

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Devin Hines — Fri, 12 Jun 2015 14:52:14 -0000

drug addicts our not bad a lot of these people were given drugs at early ages legalize everything and offer free counseling and treatment drug problems will be a thing of the past but this hate attitude towards sick people aka drug addicts is just sicking and not helpful

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Sounds bout right — Sun, 02 Nov 2014 09:54:16 -0000

I smell burnt rubber,paint constantly, and Bleach it makes me cough, woke up to it twice already.. apt bldg living , mgr and maintenance men lie to fire dept to deter them from listening to complaints when anyone calls. then they retaliate to turn neighbors against anyone who complains. they got it down .

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Shawn Cottrell — Fri, 04 Apr 2014 14:23:10 -0000

I'll sign that petition.

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Anonymous — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 17:51:07 -0000

Honestly, look at what is in meth. Of course, I am sure you know; not to mention what it does to you. People who use meth are known to have Psychosis from using meth, lack of sleep, appetite, & then the inevitable...death. Realistically, most people care about breathing and having sufficient oxygen supply. As meth users don't have any regard for life itself; as should no one have any reserves for meth users. Go back to your own inner circle of hell in Ashton, ID & rot there.

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KC — Sun, 12 Jan 2014 20:19:35 -0000

Prove it with an air test in your home, and then take those results to your local narcotics office. If you share a wall or floor/ceiling with folks making meth, you'll have measurable toxic chemicals in your home as well. Hire a licensed environmental tester.

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KC — Sun, 12 Jan 2014 20:17:50 -0000

You can Google-search meth testing kits. They are quite inexpensive. Spaulding Decon is a good one. For $55 or so, you can do a swab test and that price includes lab fees. If you have a little more money to spend and want definitive proof of all sorts of nasty chemicals in your home, for about $150 or so you can do a home air test through a company like Home Air Check.That will give you a rating level of total toxic substances in your home. For a detailed test by chemical compound, you'd want to spend about $1,200 or so, and for that you'll need to hook up with a licensed environmental air tester--but in my experience, TOTALLY worth the expense. It got me out of a really bad living situation.

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KC — Sun, 12 Jan 2014 20:13:03 -0000

Dude, get the pipe out of your head. If you hurt other people from secondhand chemical exposure, you need to be taken somewhere else. It is a big deal, and it hurts people. The average life expectancy of a daily tweaker is 5-7 years. Just because they have a death wish doesn't mean that everybody else does and has to bow down to their toxic ways. Screw them. They needs to go somewhere else.

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KC — Sun, 12 Jan 2014 20:09:50 -0000

While I realize that meth is a strong addiction for those caught in it, when users become makers and gas out their neighbors, killing pets and sickening people, ruining belongings, etc., the users have got to go. They have no right to give cancer to their neighbors, ruining real estate and water supplies. Users cannot hurt others around them. Once the science comes out about how bad this stuff is on a secondhand exposure basis, the tide will change. Meth heads will be the ones forced out of housing, doing commerce with only their kind, NOT the innocent, tax-paying folks they drive out of once-clean homes.