alcohol abuse

How Are “research” Chemicals Legal (Pharmaceutical Grade)?

Published March 8, 2014

Question by Mo: How are “research” chemicals legal (Pharmaceutical Grade)?
There’s alot of wierd crap on the internet. It seems that some daredevils have circumvented the laws regarding pharmacies and pharmaceuticals (that require Rx), and have brazenly begun selling pharmaceutical… Continue reading →

What Religion Is Most Dependent on Violence for It’s Existence?

Published March 7, 2014

Question by S. R.: What religion is most dependent on violence for it’s existence?
Out of the three religion factions at war today – Christianity, Judaism, and Islam – which religion is more a function of love and compassion and… Continue reading →

Besides Details to Protect Anonymity, at What Point Does a “non-fiction” Memoir Become a Fiction?

Published March 2, 2014

Question by im3ngs: Besides details to protect anonymity, at what point does a “non-fiction” memoir become a fiction?
What do you think about the James Frey controversy (thesmokinggun.com) about his non-fiction book?

Oprah called in tonite on Larry King Live… Continue reading →

Response About the Movie “trainspotting”? How Does It Shows Drug and Alcohol Abuse?

Published February 28, 2014

Question by gursewak s: response about the movie “trainspotting”? how does it shows drug and alcohol abuse?

Best answer:

Answer by Amshaegar *UK*
It shows it like it is.

Answer by jsplat24
trainspotting shows drug use as a terrible, dangerous,… Continue reading →

“You Are a Work of Your Own Fiction” by Chris Landreth—what Does It Mean?

Published February 24, 2014

Question by tilovasovereign: “You are a work of your own fiction” by Chris Landreth—what does it mean?
I found that in the film Ryan. Ryan is an Oscar-winning animated documentary about the influential Canadian animator Ryan Larkin. Larkin now lives… Continue reading →

Charlotte Dawson Bombarded With Vile Messages Over Twitter Before Death