For Richie, that means snorting cocaine and then snorting more cocaine.
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Ms. Stomp said she planned to investigate whether dust levels in stalls affect snorting, to further explore her hypothesis that snorting is about more than nostril-clearing.
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Mixed with taurine, guarara and ginseng, the question is not what snorting chocolate will do to you, but whether we should regulate snorting what is basically an energy drink.
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What might not be so obvious, are snorting, swimming pigs.
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Snorting intensifies the high but heightens the chance of overdosing.
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People were snorting it off any surface they could find.
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They was snorting that cocaine real bad here in Baltimore.
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Next come two dancers snorting a literal pyramid of cocaine.
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Or were you too busy snorting mcat off a Snapchat sext!
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She sees Trick setting a line of coke, and Sara snorting.
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We also hinder body autonomy (snorting cocaine, for example, is illegal).
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I know that it had me snorting all the way through.
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Norman's protective friend Gallo spots Andrew snorting drugs and confronts him.
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"She's not some bottle service, cocaine-snorting owner," Ms. Bartsch said.
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I was snorting cocaine like it was going out of style.
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Investigators believe that the rapper died after snorting the counterfeit pills.
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There are a handful of Instagram posts of people snorting up rubbers.
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And Edwin (Alan Arkin) is her heroin-snorting grandfather and pageant coach.
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So why are people freaking out about condom-snorting in April 2018?
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The cocaine-snorting guests meanwhile left a note the next morning apologizing.
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Father and daughter ended the evening snorting cocaine together in the wings.
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It's also possible you're swallowing or snorting poor-quality or contaminated drugs.
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Two years later, he taunted death once more, snorting his father's ashes.
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She was maintaining, snorting several times a day, desperate to avoid withdrawal.
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I definitely don't want him Juuling, snorting, dosing or dabbing while driving.
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If condom-snorting ever qualified as a trend, it was probably in 2013.
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McGuire reportedly spent 15 minutes gasping and making snorting sounds before finally dying.
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Jane Lytvynenko: Inhaling, yeah I've been snorting fake news on my days off.
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Going to the bathroom was more about snorting cocaine then for anything else.
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I get to know a woman called Saffron who can't stop snorting cocaine.
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I will admit, this had us snorting over our breakfast scrambled eggs. pic.twitter.
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Will legal coke be a downer because everyone loves snorting it in bathrooms?
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Two years later, he taunted death once more, snorting his dead father's ashes.
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On the list of Extremely Bad Ideas, snorting three rails of cocaine before heading off to a meeting is topped only by filming yourself snorting three lines of cocaine before heading off to a meeting and sending it to someone.
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Some are still publishing stories describing the Condom Snorting Challenge as a real trend.
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What started as popping pills turned into snorting benzodiazepines and smoking crack and meth.
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Siddiqui's menacing aura countered by a cocaine-snorting cop played by actor Vicky Kaushal.
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Snorting it leads to nosebleeds, a perpetual sniff and a total loss of smell.
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Or even Mia Wallace's dainty snorting of copious amounts of heroin in Pulp Fiction?
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She dripped water on the table and on the powder while snorting a line.
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"Make sure you get a photo snorting it!" says Zing, cheerily waving me off.
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Seriously terrible -- like accidentally snorting glass -- and much more Artie's not afraid to share.
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Richard fell asleep during the movie, snorting awake with his head on his chest.
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One, the addicts in here will continue snorting and smoking anything they can find.
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But, in fairness, the ban sort of worked—people did largely stop snorting m-cat.
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While the Condom Snorting Challenge is many things, it is most certainly not a trend.
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Or, perhaps there's a connection between the fox snouts the snorting of the psychedelic snuff.
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The bag also contained an ornately decorated wooden snuffing tube for snorting the hallucinogenic compounds.
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Ten to twelve years later, we see her masturbate to this footage while snorting Sudafed.
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Cocaine-snorting in West Africa is now thought to be as common as in Europe.
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Glugging from vodka mixed with fruit juice, I remember snorting lines off my Economics textbook.
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And here she is, in the mud, grabbing two snorting ginger pigs by the belly.
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There's his chest-thumping and coke-snorting lunch routine in The Wolf of Wall Street.
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I kept meditating and walking and going to yoga and psychotherapy and snorting essential oils.
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First of all, the people I know have stopped prioritizing the snorting of questionable powders.
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Louboutin pumps!) and language (snorting coke is "going skiing"; Uber and "Freaky Friday" are verbs).
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His face was raw with burns; he was unconscious, and snorting loudly through his nose.
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He was about the worst I ever saw, snorting stuff about six times a day.
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Witnesses said he made snorting and choking sounds until he died, almost 30 minutes later.
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The bulk of condom snorting videos reviewed by BuzzFeed News on YouTube were from years ago.
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She began routinely snorting heroin, which left her feeling sleepy and warm, rather than violently ill.
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Muthart had been awake for almost 48 hours, snorting and injecting a concoction of tainted methamphetamine.
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Swallowing water when botching these efforts is inevitable but inadvisable since gasping, coughing and snorting follow.
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"You have a wake here, and you go outside and somebody's snorting coke," Mr. Moran said.
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What doesn't is a foul-mouthed, sex-crazed, allergy-medication-snorting adult woman with ample cleavage.
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Then, some friends were snorting it in their apartment, and curiosity got the best of me.
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Maybe that means snorting your dad's cremains, because he always knew how much you loved cocaine.
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He began snorting before class, while doing homework and instead of going to parties and drinking.
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By 17, I was drinking, smoking weed, and snorting pills, plus experimenting with coke and hallucinogens.
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It tosses and turns, snorting and kicking and snatching more than its share of the covers.
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I heard Mazzone snorting on the other end of the phone line, no, no and no.
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A user can fatally overdose within moments of snorting, injecting or swallowing the drug, authorities said.
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McGuire reportedly made gasping, snorting, and snoring sounds for more than 15 minutes before he died.
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Does it have "legs," meaning: How long do I need to wait before snorting another line?
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And under your cape, is that a group of children snorting coke, dropping acid, and casually smoking?
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Theo kept snorting, stomping the ground, and pretending to challenge Davey – who just stared at him, unimpressed.
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As Strudel excitedly waddles around, snorting every surface, Garrett assesses the dog and thinks about her approach.
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In most cases*, injecting drugs gets them to the brain fastest, followed by smoking, snorting, and eating.
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Both were observed gasping and snorting before they died, and Wood&aposs execution took nearly two hours.
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He and his colleagues saw such issues in patients during a recent trend of snorting flavored sugar.
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People would sprinkle it in their drinks or spend half their night in bathroom stalls snorting it.
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And there's a lot more to poppers these days than whatever Al Pacino was snorting in Cruising.
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Good and evil are so plainly signaled (you shall know iniquity by beef-eating and cocaine-snorting).
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Ms. Brubaker said it was too early to conclude that snorting is a form of active communication.
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Not great news for Brooke, but definitely bad news for her coke-snorting, co-ed fornicating friends.
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You've just completed the Condom Snorting Challenge, along with untold thousands of other teens risking asphyxiation for likes.
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Virtually every single condom-snorting article mentions it—if not starts and ends by invoking the sudsy trend.
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This standalone audio app offers a searchable achieve of streaming comedy for fans of chortling, guffawing, and snorting.
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"I just became a snorting, speedball freak with a lot of pills and pot and booze," he admits.
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The comic's deadpan conversation responses and borderline bullying of Colin Quinn undoubtedly bring ample snorting from Schumer's followers.
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She started snorting heroin about a year ago to cope with the stress of looking for a job.
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These versions of painkillers are designed to be more difficult to abuse through crushing and snorting or injecting.
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Raghav is a cocaine-snorting police officer with daddy issues and a girlfriend whom he treats like dirt.
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A meditation on Whitney Houston's overdose went viral; so did a video of Marnell snorting fancy bath salts.
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But fentanyl is only dangerous when it's genuinely ingested — by snorting it or injecting it into the bloodstream.
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Of course a real one should get tossed in jail for snorting before the job, but this isn't reality.
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The city was the historic terminus for jingling, snorting camel trains on trade routes later dubbed the Silk Road.
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Ahead, we talk about CEO psychopaths, snorting fake cocaine with a hundred dollar bill, and the necessity of tracksuits.
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We couldn't wait to turn our 10 second audio iMessages into chattering monkeys, snorting pigs, and freaked out aliens.
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Investigators have said Johnson and Cerveny spent the night in various New York City bars drinking and snorting cocaine.
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In the middle of the night this time, the newlyweds heard the couple snorting cocaine in the living room.
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After a while I started crushing them up and snorting, just chasing that high I felt the first time.
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He began snorting heroin after traveling to Paris in his early twenties to study for a degree in technology.
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Snorting cocaine can create holes in parts of the nose like the septum between your right and left airways.
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Like other viral challenges, the condom snorting challenge has been around for years but recently reemerged on social media.
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What would he think about my smile or the awkward snorting sound I make when I laugh too hard?
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Investigators believe Miller died after snorting the counterfeit, fentanyl-laced oxycodone pills, according to a criminal complaint filed Friday.
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From drinking water every 15 minutes to snorting cocaine, the myths range from the absurd to the truly dangerous.
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Horses eat shorter grass just as enthusiastically as longer blades, "but they don't do all that snorting," she said.
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Her friends told detectives that she had been snorting cocaine and drinking for two days before meeting Mr. Johnson.
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To get a better deal for his client, Cohn orchestrated a story about Jordan snorting cocaine at the club.
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Her instrument, at least, had never let her down, and Vaughan took it for granted, smoking and snorting coke.
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He discovers her in a glittering bronze minidress, snorting cocaine on a toilet, her girlfriend draped across her lap.
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Miami Dolphins offensive line coach Chris Foerster resigned a day after a video surfaced showing him snorting a white powder.
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When I got busted and knew I was going to lose everything, I started snorting heroin and coke and drinking.
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Apparently, Jahil — whom we see snorting cocaine shortly before Carlotta's confrontation — got Star and Simone's mother, Mary, hooked on drugs.
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The real reason the Condom Snorting Challenge reached the Icarus-like heights it did, though, is the Tide Pod Challenge.
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Snorting heroin could also be perceived to be safer, and the users may be less worried about overdosing, Nikolaides added.
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Ok so boom… these two coke snorting silicon valley dudes (Billy Eichner and Evan Peters) are billionaires who make robots.
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We started to hear the familiar sounds of cutting and snorting (and we would later find tell-tale baggies too).
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Francis Bacon, the 5003th-century English polymath, recommended snorting a bit of powdered castoreum as a cure for brain-fog.
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Despite its strong association with spoons and syringes, there are many ways to use heroin, including snorting or smoking it.
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Snort one condom, and all of a sudden parents are convinced the "Condom Snorting Challenge" is a full-blown thing.
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While the others were crashing cars and snorting coke, Robertson was making sure the whole damn thing didn't fall apart.
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Another SEAL who confessed to snorting coke in Colombia also admitted to years of drug abuse in the United States.
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He's drinking and snorting cocaine all over the place, making his top team of bros extremely nervous about the future.
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And they market it like a drug—and they tell users to take it like a drug, by snorting it.
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Jet washed, painted over and attacked by thieves, Banksy's Snorting Copper artwork in London's Shoreditch had been thought lost forever.
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She went through her first detox at 23: by then she was snorting up to 10 Perc 30s a day.
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I did, though, see those necking giraffes, as well as plenty of snorting rhinos, brilliantly hued birds and lumbering elephants.
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South Americans wouldn't manufacture massive amounts of cocaine from coca leaves if chic Americans didn't buy powdered cocaine for snorting.
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Not turn their back for monetary reasons or power struggles because they're all big shots smoking pot and snorting coke.
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Gustavo, who stuck to drinking, saw people snorting coke and smoking weed there, and felt it was a lot to handle.
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Still, Stomp said she wants to replicate the study to know for sure that snorting is truly tied to positive emotion.
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Johnson and Cerveny, 38, allegedly spent the night in various New York City bars drinking and snorting cocaine, the spokesperson says.
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Think of a UK punk band on their first US tour and you might imagine a boozing, drug-snorting ragtag cliche.
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" Kudos to Zuckerberg for not snorting, although it did take three to four seconds before he replied, "Senator, we run ads.
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Liston's face was still impassive, but the grooves along his forehead seemed deeper, and the snorting breaths through his nose harsher.
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Then again, horses probably do use snorting to somehow communicate to others in the herd, alerting them when danger has passed.
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Her addiction eventually led to snorting around 21 pills a day, having her clinic raided and a 14-month prison sentence.
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Court documents show that investigators believe Pettit provided Miller with counterfeit oxycodone pills that contained fentanyl, which Miller died after snorting.
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Woodley also tells us if snorting workout powder is a real problem in the bodybuilding community after the death of Rich Piana.
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Last year, he generated some headlines when he plopped a cocaine-snorting Oscar statue on Hollywood Boulevard ahead of the Academy Awards.
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One day you're snorting weed bongs and the next thing you know, you're hanging out at seedy clubs like Reddit doing AMAs.
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But the actor seems to find that more forgivable than the hypocrisy of censorious, coke-snorting Americans, whose demand stokes the violence.
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It started with Trump becoming the snorting embodiment of an alt-right message board by turning sexual assault allegations into a carnival.
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And yet, some have no problem with snorting a few lines or popping a pill with the people who gave them life.
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"I couldn't tell you how many times I was on that property, sitting in a work truck, snorting a pill," he said.
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" Earlier, Burns had said of the Obama project, "I am a bull at a rodeo, snorting to get out and do this.
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In a 2006 episode of Ricky Gervais's HBO series "Extras," Mr. Corbett, playing himself, was caught snorting cocaine in a bathroom stall.
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Who cares that he's so incensed by two white businessmen snorting cocaine in the bathroom that he beats one of them mercilessly?
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Examples of misuse include taking the drug recreationally, changing the delivery method by crushing and snorting it, and hoarding and binging pills.
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Navigating this black hole of shock politics and machismo and stevia-snorting, it offers a guide for the confused and tweet-fatigued.
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Pick any of them up, and you can flip to a page about groupie fucking, hotel-room trashing, and white-line snorting.
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Remember that time she was carried out by security semi-conscious from The Glamour awards after accidentally snorting a line of ket?
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Erin Bell isn't likable or (that horrid word) relatable, whether snorting, boozing or blasting a gun; she is instead fully felt, human.
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It crests the hill, majestic and barely clinging to the CGI afforded to it, before charging at Jackson in a snorting rage.
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He was constantly on Fox News, yelling about cultural Marxism and snorting red wine powder on its late-night show Red Eye.
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The massive and enchanting creatures lolled gently before snorting indignantly a few times and submerging; they seemed entirely unconcerned with us humans.
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Associates would find him blue on the floor and help him to bed — only to discover him snorting lines a short while later.
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In 1986, a plastic surgeon advised her that if she wanted her nose to remain intact, she needed to stop snorting cocaine immediately.
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Missouri has suspended Matty Mauk indefinitely after this video surfaced showing what appears to be the Mizzou quarterback snorting a line of cocaine.
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Snorting chocolate to get high lives alongside "Beezing," butt chugging, and blumpkins as things that everyone talks about but few people take seriously.
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To find out, you'd have to ask the man who was arrested over the weekend after allegedly snorting coke outside Lewisham Police Station.
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Now, it's more about "exploit[ing] fandoms for a bottom line, "snorting lines of cinnamon, copycat cashin' in" and "monetizing kissing guys.
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With news of a forthcoming album, legions of fiending fans have been waiting and snorting up new music releases into their brain cavities.
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Are you imagining me snorting cocaine through $100 notes, a glass of champagne in one hand, the other fondling a stranger's firm thigh?
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As I write, there are two men snorting and hawking loudly -- one man in his late 20s and another in his late 50s.
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One of them, Major James Coleby, has been filmed allegedly snorting a "powder-like substance" from a ceremonial sword at St. James's Palace.
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If you want cocaine but feel bad about where your money is ending up, snorting it will of course help numb your guilt.
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She's watched stallions snorting as their adrenaline levels fall, suggesting that the flow of mucus caused them to make the noise, she said.
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We read about his long nights, before he was sober, doing things like snorting pills off the back of filthy toilets in bars.
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Using tools designed for detecting earthquakes, researchers found that different elephant activities — walking, running, snorting, grunting — create distinct "seismic signatures" in the ground.
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The Scorpion is a rip-snorting good ride and an exciting addition to Juiced's lineup, which includes the Scrambler, CrossCurrent, and RipCurrent bikes.
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Yet, publications from Newsweek to Fox to Yahoo called it one, pretty much just because they could find evidence of multiple teenagers snorting condoms.
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Elliot was dosed at last year's spring equinox party while snorting cocaine with Ravi and Marnie, who did not end up also doing heroin.
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And then her snorting makes her laugh even more, so then you've got to let her bloody [go on], just leave her to it.
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A despondent Murphy gets drunk at an airport bar before finding himself in the bathroom next to a flyer who was just snorting cocaine.
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The National Institute on Drug Abuse says that snorting a line of cocaine produces a slow-building high that lasts 20153 to 30 minutes.
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But Rinna demanded to know if the woman was snorting coke, in her home, during a dinner party, with two young kids sleeping upstairs.
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Intravenous use is instant, while snorting and smoking create a slower pathway, but the difference isn't enough to effect the window of detection much.
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The FDA said post-market data suggested that after the company reformulated the medication, people were injecting it more than they were snorting it.
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The singer added there was a top-secret room, or "a place of secrets and secretions, the in-crowd and inhalations, sucking and snorting."
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Anderson describes a mild buzz, like that of an energy drink, which makes sense given its ingredients and the reported effects of snorting chocolate.
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Zac Efron, with a Zoolander-esque haircut and a Bluetooth incessantly in his ear, seems to love God and snorting narcotics with equal fervor.
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This was drug-taking like we'd never seen on screen before—injecting, snorting, cooking-up, all done with gusto by junkies in Edinburgh's underbelly.
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Smoking, snorting, ingesting or injecting methamphetamine can cause aggression, memory loss and a range of other health complications, including heart attack or sudden death.
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The Miami Dolphins' offensive line coach, Chris Foerster, resigned on Monday after a video was posted online showing him snorting a powdery white substance.
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The summer before I went to college, prescriptions became both too expensive and hard to find, which is when I switched to snorting heroin.
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"Twenty-five dollars is sort of my Porg limit," Connor said, choosing instead to pick up a snorting Puffer Pig ($17) as a gift.
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Drug use was so rampant that one student filmed another snorting white powder off a textbook in the middle of a class in 2014.
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Dr. McDonnell, who daily observes her school's herd, takes the more traditional view that snorting is a way of clearing a horse's nasal passages.
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But they have often been diverted for illicit use, with many people crushing and snorting or injecting them for a particularly potent, dangerous high.
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This central duo coexists with a pacing, snorting equine world — represented figuratively onstage and with a balletic grace at odds with Alan's horrific act.
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Snorting lines, having chemical-laden sex, stealing, dirty hotel rooms—there's no shortage of these images in Hollywood movies that feature heavy drug use.
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Later, when Corbally found out Fleiss was snorting crystal meth, he told her to stop — and he set an example with his own sober lifestyle.
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A few years ago, it was reported that some crystal meth users had turned to snorting detergent as a substitute and then become violently ill.
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However, it could easily be abused by crushing and snorting the entire pill, giving a user a day's worth of dosages in just one hit.
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A cop told me that these guys were snorting more up their nose in one night then he made in a year, even with overtime.
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The Lyceum, George tells us with his snorting and misplaced confidence, is haunted by the tragic ghosts of Tennessee Williams and his sister, Serena Williams.
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But the company also knew that supporters of the War on Drugs worried that some people were snorting or injecting oxycodone for non-medical purposes.
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An investigation is underway after an army officer was filmed snorting a powder-like substance from a sword in St. James's Palace while on duty.
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More likely they supplied the vast amounts of coke that the city runs on (strange how few police raids are made on stockbroker 'snorting dens').
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She would like to see research into snorting behavior when horses are ridden, are pulling carriages, used for therapy and performing in shows or races.
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Mr. Broeksmit shared some of his files with a Senate investigator and — after snorting some heroin — a former prosecutor in the Manhattan district attorney's office.
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Charles, who had been snorting heroin, went into treatment 10 days after she did, and they began the process of getting their other children back.
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Chyna's accused of snorting cocaine and making violent threats to people in her home ... and getting physical by throwing objects, including knives and lit candles.
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After I found out about that, there were no more secrets, and I saw my co-workers snorting behind the bar while we were open.
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To his great consternation, he also became known as the coke-snorting Congress member who voted to allow the drug testing of food stamp recipients.
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The authors also wrote in their paper that the horses probably aren't snorting to clear dust from their noses, because stalls are much dustier than pastures.
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Our boy Sniffles also has some crooked teeth to go along with his noseless face, which also causes a form of snorting from the little guy.
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On a sunny San Francisco afternoon, I hopped on the T train in the Bayview neighborhood to find some guy snorting white powder through a straw.
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Especially with my boss, who kept snorting lines 24/7—at lunch, before a jet ski tour, while fishing, and in the middle of the night.
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Most of the 300-pound pigs are opting to sleep in, but a few amble out onto the snowy ground, grunting, snorting and looking for breakfast.
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People who have asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other lung disorders are particularly susceptible to this type of harm when snorting powdered substances, he said.
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The stimulant effect of snorting energy drink ingredients isn't any different from taking them in any other way once it gets into the bloodstream, he said.
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At 24, she'd started self-medicating with the benzodiazepine Klonopin, snorting it until she passed out and had to be dumped on the doorstep by friends.
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This human-free island in the Bahamas, Big Major Cay, has sandy white beaches and is home to world-famous, loud, snorting and utterly adorable pigs.
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"It's a dirty, filthy song about snorting speed and getting blow jobs" and meant to evoke the "bright, shiny feeling you get on speed," Jenkins said.
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All that snorting creates a pressure differential—a kind of smell vortex—that helps them pull a rich, new sample into their nose with each sniff.
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Despite being known as perhaps the most painful drug to snort, 2C-B powder is also available; snorting hits harder and faster, with effects fading quicker.
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David Paterson — a fellow Democrat and former colleague in the Senate — as a "coke-snorting" governor, a reference to Mr. Paterson's admission of past drug use.
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Not all horses may be snorting in contentment, however, but rather in discomfort or simply acting on a physical need, akin to humans blowing their noses.
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But that is the case for a Banksy stencil, "Snorting Copper," on the site of a former public toilet in the Shoreditch area of East London.
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The local authority, Hackney Council, said its records of street art only date back seven years and so contain no mention of "Snorting Copper," from 2005.
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According to WMTW, police allege Nelligan denied ever using heroin when first approached by police last year, but then allegedly admitted to snorting the drug weekly.
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Heavily prescribed from the 22s, some of these pills were abused by people who defeated their slow-release mechanisms by crushing and then snorting or injecting them.
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Toad is a coke-snorting kingpin; bob-ombs become Bobby Bombs; Bullet Bill didn't exactly need renaming, but now he's a person instead of an anthropomorphic projectile.
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Cotton finally goes into the hospital to have her surgery, with both Jahil (who stopped snorting coke for two seconds) and Carlotta there to hold her hand.
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Because we have now learned that Desi is a drug addict, he's snorting the crushed Oxy — and what I assume is crushed glass— from the floor itself.
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Her film checks off many "firsts" in Palestinian cinema — this is the first time Palestinian women are seen pot-smoking, coke-snorting, and girl-kissing on screen.
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Our interaction beyond this, however, was limited, as the girls spent a majority of their time taking selfies and snorting a strange powder straight from the bag.
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While Nicolson doesn't seem too enthusiastic about the whole snorting thing, it seems likely that it is in this form that it will first reach UK shores.
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Over dinner on Chris's first night in town, Dick introduces himself to her by berating female filmmakers, snorting that he is too "post-idea" to read books.
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That's when she mockingly lined up something on the table, and started snorting it ... and a woman we believe to be her older sister, Pumpkin, went off.
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Cincinnati Reds player development director Jeff Graupe said it was "alarming" that suspended pitching prospect Ian Kahaloa apparently was snorting a white substance in an online video.
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Regularly snorting it, the National Institute on Drug Abuse notes, can cause: a loss of the sense of smell, nosebleeds, problems swallowing, hoarseness, and a runny nose.
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On May 16, 2018, Terri Lyn died in "Pigeon Park," a hangout spot for all of Troy's old-time street folks, after snorting heroin laced with fentanyl.
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Opiates dominate the story of her next seven years, spent either in full-blown addiction — eventually snorting heroin, and then fentanyl — or working fiercely to get sober.
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She's now living out her golden years with us, snorting with glee when she eats turkey and purring like a cat when she gets good belly rubs.
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Until we know more about Pig, you can at least tide yourself over with all these adorable videos of truffle-hunting pigs snorting around in the dirt.
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It's unsurprising, then, how many stories have come from his castmates about his gleeful onset antics, from snorting Swedish Fish out of his nose to pretend farting.
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In one clip, a woman sits in the passenger seat of a car with a plate, and appears to make tidy lines of something before snorting them.
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There's a sort of placebo effect to cutting and snorting a line of white powder where, for a moment, your brain goes: 'I'm about to get fucked up.
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Here's me snorting: And here's me blowing kisses: And here's me asking you to deal with it: You don't have to point Memoji at a human face, either.
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All that stamping and snorting alarmed the eels so much, they attacked, pressing their long bodies to the horses' bellies and letting loose with volleys of electric shocks.
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This helps explain why shooting drugs is generally more addictive than swallowing them and why smoking crack or shooting cocaine powder are both more addictive than snorting it.
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You'll be hard pressed to find anyone extolling the life-giving qualities of cocaine the morning after snorting great big lines off of a Black Swan DVD case.
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I mean, we're not sitting around cutting up black truffles and snorting them with a side of Dom Pérignon; we did sacrifice to make our dream come true.
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The high from snorting cocaine is short-lived as well, but lasts a bit longer — roughly 15 to 30 minutes, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Don't get me wrong; the artists weren't spending every waking hour smoking or snorting, but most people who were responsible for catering on tour liked to go nuts.
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At the time he was struggling with a pretty serious cocaine addiction, snorting an estimated $10,000 worth of coke a week, and it allegedly made filming a nightmare.
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Her character gets a liver replacement using a puppet liver and she becomes prone to the ailments of the puppets (including a glucose-snorting-through-licorice-straws addiction).
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When a horse was snorting, the researchers also recorded the animal's ear position; forward-pointing ears are a known signal of a positive internal state, Ms. Stomp said.
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The colors are records of inoculations and other health matters, but the luster of bristle and pigment seems to turn the animals into snorting, squealing works of art.
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I had been snorting Adderall all day and barely eating, so I completely misjudged how much I was drinking and got wasted to the brink of blacking out.
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Because I had told him I was high on life, he kind of took it as a hint that I was high from snorting coke like he was.
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If a female doesn't pay any attention to a male, he gets in front of her, stares off into the distance, and starts snorting at a non-existent predator.
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G-Eazy and Halsey previously made headlines in January after photos surfaced of the couple snorting what appeared to be a white, powdery substance on a boat in Miami.
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And when I leave for the night, they finally take a break from hacking to watch a YouTube video of John McAfee snorting bath salts through a crazy straw.
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Read: Hero Manager Locked Burglars in His Store and Then Stood Outside and Laughed A man who was arrested after being caught allegedly snorting cocaine outside Lewisham Police Station.
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Finally, Bissonnette completes—barely—not one, but two separate "Stuntman" shots, which consisted of snorting salt, pounding a shot of tequila, and squirting a lime into his own eye.
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They regaled me with stories of their wild nights out, of snorting K, and of the boring hedge-funders who took them to expensive dinners and fancy trips abroad.
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Meanwhile, drugs that produced mere psychological dependence were seen as not especially dangerous: a 1982 Scientific American article described snorting cocaine as being roughly as addictive as potato chips.
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Alas, it never really went beyond college radio, but it did become one of their most beloved and signature songs, thanks to its rip-snorting tempo and titanic riff.
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Mickey has already smashed a few of the ones on your table while hurtling back from the bathroom after snorting a line off the screen of his Samsung Galaxy.
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It has Jepsen in the same vein as she was on 2015's masterful Emotion, bubbling up over irresistible synths, goading you into snorting an entire bag of glitter.
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The Miami Dolphins assistant coach caught blowing lines is coming clean on his addiction -- admitting he was hooked on coke before his snorting video ... and vowing to stay sober.
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Created by Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger, Vinyl was a careening louche-fest, with record executives snorting cocaine off mirrored tables and wearing pants that lowered their sperm count.
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Most recently, she told the doctor, she had been snorting fentanyl from a dealer who gave it to her for free in exchange for meth provided by her friend.
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The intermittent broisms — including various musings about sex with twenty-two-year-olds and snorting coke to cope with altitude sickness — cement how vacuous the game presents its operators.
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White socialites snorting cocaine in an Aspen ski lodge are forgiven, while inner-city blacks smoking crack -- just another form of cocaine -- are vilified and locked away, Miller explains.
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In the report, prosecutors pointed to a 1999 email indicating that Mr. Sackler was told then that in internet chat rooms, drug abusers were discussing crushing and snorting OxyContin.
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Having sex, snorting cocaine, and listening to your favorite music all make you feel good to varying degrees—and that's because each of them, to some extent, gets you high.
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The treatment is a reformulated version of the company's commonly abused painkiller Roxicodone, intended to make the drug less desirable and more difficult to be abused by snorting or injecting.
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From BioShock's toxic mutagen EVE to the Fallout series' menagerie of euphemistic intoxicants, games protagonists have been shooting up, snorting, and smoking their way through their adventures for decades now.
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SwagBot is the vanguard of our incoming steer-driving overlords, its independent all-wheel drive churning carelessly the mud in which once toiled our manly forbears and their snorting charges.
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And ever since Minor Threat sang about having better things to do than snorting white shit up their noses in 1981, that's exactly what straight edge people have been doing.
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The night I wore them I also had a dream that I was snorting cocaine out of a bucket with red and white striped straws hanging out of my nose.
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Uh, probably, because if Cruel Intentions taught me anything, a necklace with a detachable tiny spoon tends to be used for one thing — snorting coke at your step-brother's funeral.
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When the film takes you backstage with singer and guitarist Ellie Rowsell, drummer Joel Amey, guitarist Joff Odie, and bassist Theo Ellis, you don't see tantrums or coke-snorting excess.
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She plays Celeste, a drug-snorting, booze-chugging pop star, a banal narcissist who's having a bad run personally and professionally, partly because she has sacrificed one for the other.
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In the now-deleted video post, Foerster is shown saying, "Hey babe, miss you, thinking about you," before snorting lines of what appears to be cocaine with a $20 bill.
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In the study, published Wednesday in the journal PLOS ONE, researchers in France determined that the snorting exhale that horses often make may be a sign of a positive emotion.
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At a bachelor party two years ago in South Lake Tahoe, California, a tech worker who we'll call Owen glanced down at his Fitbit in between snorting lines of cocaine.
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Two years ago, the National Theater in London presented Carol Ann Duffy's contemporary adaptation, which turned the title figure into a coke-snorting, big-spending hedonist played by Chiwetel Ejiofor.
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My 8-month-old son was so mesmerized watching our elderly bulldog snorting and scratching her back on the carpet that I could finally clip his fingernails without a struggle.
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In fact, that formula made it more prone to misuse, because people soon realized that crushing, snorting, and injecting the pills would allow them to bypass the slow release mechanism.
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"He approached the entrance of the cave and as people screamed, his manner was aggressive, he was huffing and looking rapidly at the crowd and making a snorting noise," says O'Connor.
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Although snorting it could be harmful to the nasal passage, Stanton said, there is even greater risk if powder that doesn't get caught in the nose ends up in the lungs.
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I mean there are really the best strip clubs in Atlanta, there are really strippers shaking their ass and snorting coke, and fucking trap niggas and that's what's really going on.
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Both Richie and Devon are struggling with sobriety, although Devon seems to be doing much better with it, seeing as the series starts with Richie snorting some massive lines of cocaine.
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"I have not only smoked, but advocated for weed, I've experimented with drugs, my biggest song to date is about dancing on molly and snorting lines in the bathroom," Cyrus wrote.
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When they and other townspeople crane their necks to figure out what's going on, they see a large animal thundering down one of the streets, stamping and snorting all the way.
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In San Antonio, Stephen Enriquez, who teaches drug and alcohol prevention to parents, has also started to teach parents about dangerous online trends like the condom snorting challenge, KABB-TV reported.
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Studies also show that capsaicin-based nasal sprays can alleviate sinus pressure, which is why some natural-remedy sites recommend snorting a pinch of cayenne, mixed in water, up your nose.
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In it, the Fayetteville native is imagined as an eerie, pupil-less king with lean-sipping, blow-snorting, and blunt-smoking children coming out of the opening of his heavy cape.
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That internet "game" was ultimately found to be bogus, along with several other waves of panic, like those that falsely suggested hordes of kids were eating Tide Pods or snorting condoms.
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And who, having heard the rest — the coke-snorting billionaire bad guy, the climactic battle, the many dystopian flights of fancy — could resist helping Riley get the thing up on screen?
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In their minds, it's still the old bar, the old saloon, so they carry along hip flasks and beef jerky to ease themselves through the unholy tedium, belching and snorting noisily.
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Soon students were experimenting with pills at parties, while some, including Mr. Bradshaw, took to regularly snorting them before school, totally unaware of the opioid addictions taking over their teenage brains.
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" Unclear when and where the video was shot, but while snorting the powder with a $20 bill, Foerster speaks to the camera and says, "Hey babe, miss you, thinking about you.
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This time is maybe best summed up by the 20143 reality show Britney and Federline starred in, featuring footage they shot of each other acting stoned and snorting through Cheetos: Chaotic.
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And then they just started snorting cocaine again instead, so the cocaine deaths that had decreased in 2009 started to climb back up and have been around the same level ever since.
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The F.B.I. fails to snare the fixer in a sting operation, likely bringing an end to the subplot, which now seems to have existed mostly to justify that lesbian coke-snorting session.
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My reactions included half-heartedly clapping, audibly saying "dayum" whenever a suit-clad Dornan would pop up on screen, and, of course, snorting whenever Mr. Grey would send a "Laters, Baby" text.
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He is investigating the gruesome murders Ramanna has committed, but can barely focus on the job at hand, given he is either acting like a petulant five-year-old or snorting cocaine.
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Coco Loko is made by an Orlando company, Legal Lean, whose 29-year-old founder, Nick Anderson, learned of what he calls the "chocolate-snorting trend" in Europe a few months ago.
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Martin Lawrence, a dolphin guide with a coke-snorting parrot who has Vietnam flashbacks even though he never served, can't tell those mammals from sharks, which [spoiler alert] eventually becomes his undoing.
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The kind of guy who thinks coming home to his wife and family with six freshly caught sea bass in the trunk is a better high than snorting lines off ladies' hip bones.
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Its CEO, coke-snorting, sarong-wearing, grandiose bro Steve Lift (played with visible glee by Armie Hammer) has built his empire on forced labor — and he wants Cassius to help him sell that.
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Earlier in the evening, Marc Henry Johnson, 52, and Cerveny allegedly spent the night in various New York City bars drinking cocktails and snorting cocaine, a U.S. Department of Justice spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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After snorting ten times the legal limit of crushed Ritalin one night, Robertson went after his parents with a butcher knife and a claw hammer, beating and stabbing both of them to death.
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Starring alongside Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Mackie as bodybuilders who get caught up in an extortion and kidnapping scheme, Johnson is the highlight as the coke-snorting, born-again loose cannon Paul Doyle.
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If you've wondered why you haven't seen me around lately snorting rails in your local bathroom stalls, it's because I've been working on the creative project of a lifetime called Adam Green's Aladdin.
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"Line bumps," the woman next to me says to herself, tapping a half of a teaspoon or so (I'm hoping to cook more in 2018) of cocaine onto her knuckle, then snorting it.
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Police fatally shot that black bear, Davis said, before two other black bears -- one stomping its feet, snorting and smacking its lips and another working its way around a perimeter -- soon took off.
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Johnson and Cerveny, 38, allegedly spent the hours before she died in various New York City bars drinking and snorting cocaine, a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Justice told PEOPLE at the time.
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The panel, however, had reservations about the drug's ability to curb all forms of abuse, voting against a claim that it deters oral abuse while endorsing claims of deterring injecting or snorting the drug.
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You may recall a story TMZ broke a year ago in May, when G-Eazy was arrested in Stockholm after punching a security guard in a club and snorting coke using a $100 bill.
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It can make people less likely to recommend or seek out safer options—and by all accounts, snorting or smoking heroin is safer than injecting, even if it's not safe in and of itself.
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The people who are selling fights are people who are giving each other the middle finger, throwing objects at press conferences, getting caught snorting cocaine and making headlines for all kinds of wrong reasons.
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In March, the FDA advisory committee was shown data that generic extended-release oxymorphone had the highest rate of abuse of all opioid pills, even among users who are snorting or injecting the drugs.
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"Now many people are keeping camels," said Gulnara Uteniyazova, a camel milkmaid out on a recent, sweltering day, maneuvering through her grunting, snorting herd with a pail, at a camel farm on the steppe.
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But the time-release effect could be defeated by crushing the tablets and snorting the powder, or by smoking it, or by adding water and injecting it — all for an immediate, sometimes heroinlike, high.
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That six-some also includes several other comedy heavyweights: Fred Savage plays coke-snorting Max, Nat Faxon is the wealthy Nick, Annie Parisse is the neurotic Sam, and Jae Suh Park is aspiring actor Marianne.
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For the next year, you spend much of your free time in the corner of a pub, bitterly asking couples questions about how long they've been together, snorting smugly when it's under two years. Pathetic!
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Because so much heroin today is adulterated with potent synthetic opioids like fentanyl, some users are developing techniques to sample their heroin with less risk of overdose by snorting, shooting, or smoking a minuscule dose.
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"I can't think of a single parent who thinks it is a good idea for their children to be snorting over-the-counter stimulants up their noses," Schumer, D-New York, said in a statement.
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First, there was the short-lived Scorsese/Mick Jagger-created HBO series, "Vinyl," in which Romano played a cocaine-snorting music executive (Romano said Scorsese cast him though he had no clue who he was).
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But they wrote that Richard Sackler was told in 21999 while he was president of Purdue Pharma about discussions in internet chat rooms where drug abusers described snorting OxyContin, which contains oxycodone, a powerful narcotic.
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But they wrote that Richard Sackler was told in 22006 while he was president of Purdue Pharma about discussions in internet chat rooms where drug abusers described snorting OxyContin, which contains oxycodone, a powerful narcotic.
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While there's nothing I can do about getting older, there are products and procedures available that can eliminate or significantly reduce the annoyance to one's bed partner caused by all that nighttime snorting and wheezing.
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They couldn't see me and I couldn't see them, but in the explosive clamor of snorting and hooves, I fancied I was caught up in some colossal bestial panic that would crush me to death.
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Roughly 50 to 100 times more toxic than morphine, fentanyl is cheap, hard to detect, and can be consumed in many ways — snorting, shooting up, ingesting, smoking or even touching it will get you high.
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University of Missouri QB Maty Mauk has been cut from the football team for his behavior in recent weeks ... but not specifically because of a video that appeared to show him snorting a line of coke.
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The FDA said it made its latest decision based on a review of all post-market data, which suggested that when the company reformulated the medication, people were injecting it more than they were snorting it.
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Perhaps those of us who don't misuse or overdose on drugs should not be overly introspective about those who voluntarily kill themselves with pain-killing pills or by snorting and injecting illicit heroin spiked with fentanyl.
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In addition to this service, funded by a Portuguese NGDO, Boomers could receive drug information pamphlets, ear plugs, and even tiny water bottles for nasal rinsing and paper cards meant to be used as snorting paraphernalia.
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The godmother of Condom Snorting Challenges may well be Amber-Lynn Strong, a YouTuber whose April 2013 video of a big ol' condom snort garnered 2.2 million views and viral coverage from Gawker, Buzzfeed, and more.
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That feeling of relief was addictive for Lanktree, who slowly upped her own dose — taking a couple of extra pills here and there at first, then chewing, crushing, and snorting them, and eventually injecting the drug.
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Now she's a young woman with light hair and white skin, who breathes in hard through her nose, perhaps snorting back a little coke drip, given her frizzed-out energy: she can't sit or stand still.
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Much of what follows, with MTV VJ setting the scenes with timeline interjections, finds the Van Halen team interacting explosively (throwing punches, wrestling, swigging booze, snorting coke), while displaying the emotional intelligence of 13-year-olds.
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The first thing we see in HBO's now-canceled series Vinyl is white music mogul Richie Finestra (Bobby Cannavale), upset and morosely snorting coke in his luxury car on a gritty street in 1973 New York.
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I have not only smoked, but advocated for weed, I've experimented with drugs, my biggest song to date is about dancing on molly and snorting lines in the bathroom," said Cyrus about her song "We Can't Stop.
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The intensity and length of the high depends on the method of ingestion: snorting a powdered form or rubbing it into the gums, liquefying it and "shooting up" intravenously or smoking a base form known as crack.
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Because the substance it's extracted from, the neuropeptide orexin, occurs in naturally in the brain—and because Siegel has already published the results of his study—the drug and its method of administration (snorting) can't be patented.
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"(The) government's censorial authority in recent times has resembled not so much a man-eating tiger or fire-snorting dragon as a giant anaconda coiled in an overhead chandelier," Link wrote about academic self-censorship in China.
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Viewing them as the braying ball of coke-snorting, expense-fiddling, bonus-receiving brokers and bankers who seemingly single-handedly sent the entire world into an economic head-spin is both a bit reductive and really cathartic.
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"You hear a lot of riders and instructors and trainers who will say they're looking for horses to do that snorting behavior while they're riding, because they believe the horses are relaxing and releasing adrenaline," she said.
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Just nine minutes into the film, Rapp was shocked to see Spacey, his face on the big screen as a cocaine-snorting, champagne-guzzling Wall Street trader attempting to lewdly seduce Griffith in the back of a limo.
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WorryFree — led by erratic, charismatic, coke-snorting, cheerfully exploitative CEO Steve Lift (Armie Hammer) — encourages people facing financial difficulty to sign a lifetime labor contract in which they'll work for the company for the rest of their lives.
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It didn't have me guffawing at gags or snorting at snarky remarks, no, it employs a sweeter kind of humor than you typically find in games, depending more on an appreciation of the absurd and perfect comic timing.
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It's a bacchanal of drinking, snorting and grinding, filmed in gaudy color by Harmony Korine (Rachel's husband), who "embraces the role of court jester, the fool whose transgressive laughter carries corrosive truth," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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Takei, for example, described Beyond as "a rip-snorting soap opera, I mean space opera," while also acknowledging that he disagreed with the writers' decision to reveal that his character Sulu (now played by Jon Cho) is gay.
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I tried psychotherapy, meditation, yoga, cognitive behavioral therapy workbooks, stacks of reading on neuroplasticity and mindfulness, lightbox therapy, acupuncture, 3-mile a day walks, neurofeedback, hypnosis, journal writing, snorting aromatherapy oils, and, in my most desperate moments, prayer.
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Huffing, snorting and in no hurry to move, the big-horned bovines occasionally meander across the Khmer-American Friendship Highway, the dusty, 140-mile route linking Phnom Penh's factories with the port in the coastal city of Sihanoukville.
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While they had acquired a reputation for being wild, reckless, coke-snorting loose canons, its leadership realized they needed a more business-like approach if they were going to reach the next level on the criminal hierarchy ladder.
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In court papers, Alvogen also cited instances in Alabama, Arizona and Oklahoma in the past few years in which inmates given midazolam were left gasping or snorting, appeared to regain consciousness or took an unusually long time to die.
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"I'm sorry, but it's the same neural pathways lighting up [while using technology] as if I was snorting blow," he said (actions including likes and retweets on social media provide dopamine bursts not unlike the consumption of a drug).
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This ex-roomie would periodically enjoy a cocaine-fueled weekend with some of his high school friends, and had bought the table specifically for these events—it's a thick and low glass table, ideal for cutting and snorting cocaine.
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I'm fine with snorting, smoking, drinking, and eating weird mushrooms and shit that grows in the ground, but puncturing your skin and sticking it straight into your bloodstream… I'm not really sure how anyone thinks that's a good idea.
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There was the revelation that Michael Gove [the Secretary of State, Food, and Rural Affairs of the United Kingdom] had, in a private meeting back in 2016, admitted to snorting cocaine "on several occasions" before being elected to Parliament.
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What is one to do when there are others using the library who obviously have a cold or sinus issues, but who seem completely oblivious of the disturbance -- not to mention disgust -- caused by their constant snorting and snuffling?
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The first real scene ("1979!" the actors shout) takes place at Frank's mansion in Bel Air, at a party for a movie that he's produced, where smiling guests dance to the ebullient "Rich and Happy" and mime snorting cocaine.
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A few hours later, I woke up again – with a jolt, this time to hear, in the span of about eight seconds, a pod of hippos snorting, two monkeys scrambling on our tent top and one lion a-grunting.
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It used to be normal to find Navy veteran Shane O'Neil sitting in his basement, snorting Adderall and washing down opioids with alcohol to deal with post traumatic stress disorder and other injuries sustained in the line of duty.
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Other tactics that came up in the research included trying a very small "tester" injection first or snorting a small amount of the powder and getting a sense of how it tasted when it hit the back of the throat.
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I tried psychotherapy, meditation, yoga, cognitive behavioral therapy workbooks, stacks of reading on neuroplasticity and mindfulness, light box therapy, acupuncture, 3-mile a day walks, neuro feedback, hypnosis, journal writing, snorting aromatherapy oils, and, in my most desperate moments, prayer.
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It's clear, by now, that the show isn't going to have the rip-snorting climax a lot of people have expected, but let me ask you: Which loose ends do you hope it can tie up in the three hours remaining?
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August 2010: From pills to heroin The makers of OxyContin released a newly formulated version of the drug -- one with an "abuse deterrent" -- with the hope of making make it more difficult to crush and abuse by snorting or injecting it.
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"Encouraging the use of snortable chocolate as an alternative to illegal street drugs is not acceptable—there are very real consequences to snorting any powder, not to mention the societal dangers of promoting drug abuse," Gottlieb said in a statement.
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Abuse-deterrent formulations can also be pH sensitive so they "know" to turn into unusable paste when they don't dissolve in the gut; they can be formulated to have "sticky" binders that prevent snorting, or can have crush-proof outer coatings.
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While teens may think the condom snorting challenge goes without consequences, it can be dangerous, Bruce Y. Lee, a Forbes contributor and associate professor of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, said in a recent column.
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Imagine crushing a DVD of "The Phantom Menace" into a fine powder, tossing in some Adderall and Ecstasy and a pinch of cayenne pepper and snorting the resulting mixture while wearing a virtual reality helmet in a Las Vegas karaoke bar.
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DeGuglielmo, 49, will work with assistant offensive line coach Chris Kuper and replace former assistant Chris Foerster, who resigned Monday after a video surfaced on social media showing him snorting an unknown white power substance off a table while at work.
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And then, it's a bacchanal of drinking, snorting and grinding, filmed in gaudy color by Harmony Korine (Rachel's husband), who "embraces the role of court jester, the fool whose transgressive laughter carries corrosive truth," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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In a story that hits nearly all of the British tabloid sweet spots, a Catholic priest in Northern Ireland was caught on camera snorting coke surrounded by Nazi memorabilia during a party at his house on church grounds, the Sun reports.
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Indeed, by encouraging and normalizing heroin injection, [supervised consumption sites] may even encourage individuals to use opiates for the first time, or to switch their method of ingestion from snorting to injection, the latter carrying greatly increased risk of fatality and overdose.
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" Cash Money Records founder Birdman's (formerly Baby) regional 239 track "I Need a Bag of Dope" with the 22013 Golds celebrated his love for snorting heroin but then getting sick if he couldn't score: "I started snortin' and scratchin' and throwing up.
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Unfortunately, Adderall tends to have a "high abuse liability," meaning it's particularly easy to misuse it by injecting it or snorting it, Frances Levin, MD, a board-certified psychiatrist who specializes in addiction at the Columbia University Department of Psychiatry told Refinery29.
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Maybe it would be an aria scored by somebody joylessly snorting tons of coke and caressing the glitter-checkered flesh of anonymous boys, all to a Patrick Cowley beat at humping tempo with a few lines of Faust recited over the top.
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The camera paces through the offices as if it's been snorting cocaine, just like several of the characters do, and the story often feels as if it will simply tip over the edge into inspired weirdness, rather than any kind of coherence.
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In 2005 the easily-led David is tired of trudging from mansion to beachside mansion as a massage therapist, so he jumps at the chance to go into business with Efraim, an old schoolmate who is now a cocaine-snorting wheeler-dealer.
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Rainbow and brown trout are pushing up into cut-throat fisheries, even into the protected rivers of Yellowstone National Park, where anglers must watch for grizzly bears and snorting, shaggy-headed bison, but increasingly catch hybrid trout, rather than pure-bred cut-throats.
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These come not only from Caroline's immediate family, but also from her snippy, cocaine-snorting assistant — Amanda (Jasmyn Banks), whose mother recently died after a long siege of multiple sclerosis — and the hunky handyman, Graeme (James Sutton), who worships the patrician Caroline.
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Researchers also developed a composite score of each animal's stress level when snorting, with measurements including how much time a horse spent facing the wall in its stall, as well as its level of interaction with or aggressive behavior toward the researcher.
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In their early thirties, they want to want what they have—each other, a committed relationship—but they are no more able to will away their nagging discontents than the narrator of "Bright Lights" was to refrain from snorting that final, inadvisable line.
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Indeed, by encouraging and normalizing heroin injection, [safe injection facilities] may even encourage individuals to use opiates for the first time, or to switch their method of ingestion from snorting to injection, the latter carrying greatly increased risk of fatality and overdose.
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Before he had a career breakdown in 1968, he was snorting $100 of cocaine a day, had been arrested for assault and battery, sued for wife-beating and accused of stabbing a landlord with a fork and of beating a hotel clerk, PEOPLE reported.
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In reality, it was more prone to misuse; the extended-release formula let Purdue include more opioids in each pill, and people found they could bypass the extended-release formula and absorb the opioids all at once by crushing and snorting or injecting the pills.
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A thread that ran through many of their lives was periods of substance use or abuse, from David Bowie snorting so much coke he'd only consume red peppers and milk for sustenance to Carrie Fisher's "coke nail" on the set of Return of the Jedi.
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It's basically more of the amusing, often very funny, occasionally wincing raucous same, with Eddy and Patsy as the brand-wearing and hard-partying — and hard-smoking, sometimes-snorting — irresistible fools whose adventures are as female-specific as Lucy and Ethel's were decades earlier.
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" Anyone who's been in bad need of a fix knows such delays are sidestepped by crushing and snorting the pill, and the drug's "own packaging warned that consuming broken pills would thwart the timed-release system and subject patients to a potentially fatal overdose.
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Instead, the two-song effort is a tribute to the father of the modern submarine—even the title (which at first glance would suggest a snorting horned beast, in typical metal-adjacent fashion) actually refers to the name given Holland's first full-size submarine.
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Within my first few hours, I witnessed an Australian snorting lines of cocaine, a girl attempting to squeeze period blood out of her vagina onto the floor of a kitchen as a party trick, and drunk people giving each other stick-and-poke tattoos of stars.
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One ad's tagline seemed to suggest any number of strange things: that drinking soda was like snorting cocaine, that the average Diet Coke drinker was prone to using sex to advance her career, maybe even that she was plainly desperate and needed to be reined in.
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It might be worth noting that, while extremely dangerous experimentation (such as alcohol delivery through the rectum) is nothing new for teenagers, snorting powdered alcohol is noted to be very uncomfortable and not an effective way to experience the effects of alcohol, making it fairly innocuous.
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The third Denby Dale pie was cooked to celebrate the repeal of the Corn Laws which, as any of you who weren't too busy snorting nutmeg in your A Level history lessons will remember, followed the disastrous reduction of food supplies during two years of apocalyptic famine in Ireland.
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The apathy and self-loathing that characterized 90s youth culture combined with the increased popularity of heroin—which had lost some of its stigma once people started snorting it in the wake of the AIDS crisis—informed not just the way the decade sounded, but the way it looked.
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A reminder of the band's bungles and gaffs both private and public—snorting a bunch of crystal meth thinking it was blow before a critical show in LA being one of them; being denied entry to Holland after causing utter drunken chaos on the ferry ride over being another.
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" Sadly, they will also be shaking their heads to read Slater's odd account of snorting cocaine with one of his sources; not to mention his somewhat too pithy description of Laredo, a city founded two decades before the American colonies declared independence, as "a giant, unimproved truck stop.
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The track's manic drive and mental-as-hell drones were right in line with a period in dance music history that could perhaps be best summed up by the rip-snorting "Hoover" synth noise heard on "Mentasm," a '22001 track by Joey Beltram and Mundo Muzique's Second Phase project.
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I never saw for myself because I couldn't get out of bed, but thinking back, it always struck me as odd that she spent so much time in the bathroom and it was naive of me to think that the snorting sounds I heard were just her allergies acting up.
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Ms. Heyward skillfully plays both Cece's attraction to Hannibal and her ability to take care of business: When Richie is detained at the office, closing the Nasty Bits deal and snorting coke, she's the only representative of American Century available to fend off the predatory advances of another label's chief.
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Videos that were posted by a Reds fan account weeks earlier have now become more widely circulated, and they show the Reds pitcher snorting what appears to be cocaine, smoking pot, and doing other weird things like sticking his tongue out and using a Snapchat filter to make himself look like Bambi.
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The suit, filed in December 2015, lays it out in detail: being forced to choose between snorting cocaine or being sodomized; stealing; gutting, skinning and killing animals; forced physical fighting that resulted in concussions; extreme sleep deprivation; guns pointed at their heads; hot wax dripped down their backs; enormous consumption of alcohol.
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On top of that, she had an angry staring competition with RuPaul, on his show—that's like starting a fistfight with Oprah, or having sex against the gravestone of someone you know, or snorting coke off your nan's gentle, downy-haired head while she naps; it's just not something that's generally done.
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Or maybe it's just that "millennials" is a category that now includes 30-somethings, and people old enough to know shit about 401(k)s aren't inclined to spend their weekends snorting whatever gets offered to them in unisex bathrooms, then either dancing or talking about the JFK assassination for seven hours straight.
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I felt less sickened by the depiction of snorting heroin (or, indeed, the ashes of his late wife's corpse) than by the novel's reduction (or elevation; you decide) of Donald Trump to Olympian presence: He was devoted to the image of the man, to his bitter humor and sense of endless grievance.
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The Rich Are Different From You and Me: Gerri keeps encouraging Roman to be a team player, which is how he ends up in a bathroom, pitching a mega-rich, coke-snorting young Azerbaijani man named Edward — whose shoes, according to Roman, are probably made from the skin of human rights activists.
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The House of Lords has recently been hurt by scandals over misconduct by some members — one, Lord Sewel, resigned in July after being recorded snorting cocaine during a romp with prostitutes — and, more significantly, its power to delay legislation, a feature of Britain's long-evolving constitutional system, has been the subject of much recent debate.
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Tongue-in-cheek articles detailing the most effective way to commit suicide, graphic sex tutorials and the proper way to use a coke straw (complete with a child snorting a line of a skate deck—don't worry it was Pixie Stix powder) ran next to impressively amateur photos of professional skateboarding's next big talents.
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While Silicon Valley millionaires pay $28,24 a night for organic magic mushrooms with a trip guide, and middle-class Londoners pick up deluxe cocaine for £22012 a gram in West End bars, people living in relative poverty are snorting and injecting the psychoactive equivalents of knock-off designer clothes to get their stimulant high.
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The film's first hour or so follows a hungry, younger man, Sergio Morra (Riccardo Scamarcio), who is desperate to catch the eye of the great showman: An early scene finds him, the picture of postmodern ambition and focus, fucking and snorting coke off a young woman with a Berlusconi tattoo on her lower back.
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So I did a shit ton more, also started drinking, and the next thing I remember is it being daytime and I am shivering in the fetal position outside of a train station with 911 on speed dial while a girl I'd never met before is sitting beside me snorting ketamine off a mirror.
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In Showtime's new crime drama "City on a Hill," Jackie Rohr is a cocaine-snorting, corrupt and racist F.B.I. veteran who longs for the days when the "bad men" were in power, and Decourcy Ward is a principled new assistant district attorney from Brooklyn, determined to "rip out the [expletive] up machinery" in 1990s Boston.
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This album has its own comic momentum, inhabiting a tone best described as mock-exasperated — Offset yelps "cookin up dope in the crockpot" as if alarmed that anyone would try such a thing — while the three snorting, giggling goofballs in the spotlight bounce off each other like too many pinballs rattling around in the machine.
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And since you're probably not sleeping seven or eight hours a night—since, in all likelihood, you can barely focus on this sentence, having sacrificed one or two or all of your needed eight hours to soothing your newborn, or streaming bad TV, or snorting cocaine—what all this stuff is really saying is: sleep more.
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" And then here's one from Craig Silverman, who was at Poynter, now he's at Buzzfeed, this was from earlier, I think when the book was coming out: "He has a point to make, but he's like an addict warning of the dangers of drugs, all the while snorting a line and shaking his head at how bad it is.
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For the mice given the highest dosage of xanthohumol, it was as effective as snorting Lipitor while doing burpees at CrossFit: The little rodents cut their harmful LDL cholesterol levels by 80 percent, their insulin levels by 42 percent, and a biomarker of inflammation by 78 percent compared to mice who didn't ingest any of the compound.
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Ellis summons more detail and color about Alex Gibney's 2015 HBO documentary about Frank Sinatra (three pages) than he does in the two paragraphs he dedicates to snorting coke and talking about race with Jean-Michel Basquiat on a random October afternoon at the Odeon in 1987 — an anecdote that any person with a pulse would be interested in.
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The closing montage shows Barbara getting bumped in prison; Larry guiltily shoving away a slice of pie; Sandra raging over her defanged exposé, tucked deep into the paper; Bobby sliding into an affair with a prostitute; C.C. and Lori snorting cocaine; and Vinnie in bed with Abby, looking regretful about his deepening commitment to mob business.
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The 'condom snorting challenge' is every parent's worst nightmare MyONE Perfect Fit offers custom-fit condom in 60 sizes In addition to preventing pregnancies, the CDC says on its website, condoms can halt the spread of most sexually transmitted diseases — such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis — but are only fully effective when used according to instructions.
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Ultra-rich One Percenters in their luxury encampments at Burning Man have already been airlifted onto the psychedelic bandwagon, paying $223,222 a session to "trip guides" and snorting $220 a gram of "pure veterinarian medical grade ketamine baked in the sun," advertised on the menu of a high-end drug delivery service for tourists in the luxury coastal resort of Tulum in Mexico.
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Either way, if you are going to use cocaine, there are a few steps you can take to make sure you're using it as safely as possible: Crush it up as finely as possible, alternate your snorting nostril, wait until the effects of each line are over before taking your next, and wash your nose out well at the end of the night.
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But I had a good time—a different, more sober kind of good time but a good time nonetheless, and I powered through, just walking around and people watching and noticing three pairs of feet in one bathroom stall and people snorting substances as they stand next to you in a crowd (you notice a lot when you are in the sober minority).
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Armie Hammer has played a Russian spy (The Man From UNCLE); a beloved cowboy with a questionable sidekick (The Lone Ranger); a hirsute, bearded gunslinger (Free Fire); a tender and tall lover (Call Me By Your Name); a stylish cheater (Nocturnal Animal); a coke-snorting, sarong-wearing billionaire (Sorry To Bother You); and two 6'5, 220lb-twins (The Social Network).
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Mad Dog 1003 Bath Salts In 2012, beauty writer/party girl Cat Marnell snorted a line of jasmine-scented bath salts (like, the beauty product) in the xoJane offices: "I'm about to snort a line of bath salts, following the trend of bath salt-snorting worldwide," she said, unscrewing the lid on a nice little container of Napoleon Perdis salts.
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It also lies with rival media dynasties like the WASPy liberal Pierce family, with Logan's arch-nemesis Sandy Furness (Larry Pine), with coke-snorting venture capitalists and oil-rich oligarchs in the Caucasus, with the people invited to subterranean orgies who commute between their many homes by private helicopter, and with Facebook and Google and Amazon, all of which exist with their real names in this otherwise alternate universe.
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While we wait to see whether they get together — and whether Ramon reconciles with Henry and whether Audrey forgives Greg and whether Duc will ever let Carmen touch him — I'll be pondering some other lingering questions: Why is Malcolm — who is otherwise the most understanding husband imaginable for a woman who lies about snorting cocaine with male models — so mad that Ashley confronted Babette Gibson (Wynn Everett), whose daughter called Hailey "poopy"?
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That said, I think there is a little bit of misunderstanding, at least within our gym, the level of testosterone and aggression involved with what we're doing—even though it's really hard and there's a lot of challenging aspects to it, people are lifting weights and dropping weights and getting tired during workouts and rolling on the ground—it's really not a culture, within our gym, of screaming and pushing yourself and getting angry and snorting smelling salts before lifts.
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The Bronx rapper accuses Minaj of sleeping with Trey Songz and Hot 97's Ebro Harden; she says that she has video of Minaj snorting cocaine; she goes in on Minaj for supporting her brother, who was accused last year of child rape; she accuses Minaj of starting the beef between Meek Mill and Drake; she says that Meek Mill relayed to her All-Star game that Nicki's ass implants collapsed and he couldn't have sex with her for three months; she says Minaj had Drake and Wayne and Safaree ghostwrite for her.
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