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the fentanyl stance: why do people on fentanyl bend over? (Original Post) BlueWaveNeverEnd May 2024 OP
Seen it. ._. May 2024 #1
I saw a guy at a convenience store the other day like that- callous taoboy May 2024 #2
the bend is usually not symmetrical...they list to one side BlueWaveNeverEnd May 2024 #3
This guy is listing to starboard. nt Shermann May 2024 #6
Late night regular partying. Something's gonna get ya wolfie001 May 2024 #4
I want a new drug Shermann May 2024 #5
To help them find enough change to buy more? 😟 Wonder Why May 2024 #7
Is this different from nodding out on heroin? JoseBalow May 2024 #8
yes, different. nodders will nod forward. and not while walking. This is walking bent sideways BlueWaveNeverEnd May 2024 #9

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(1,064 posts)
1. Seen it.
Sat May 18, 2024, 02:52 AM
May 2024

I've seen it many times over the years. Heroin addicts do it as well, and I guess this new crap does the same thing, when it doesn't outright kill you.

callous taoboy

(4,673 posts)
2. I saw a guy at a convenience store the other day like that-
Sat May 18, 2024, 03:52 AM
May 2024

He was sitting at a booth and was completely bent to one side, staring blankly from under his hoodie. It was a strange sight. I thought he must be on something.

wolfie001

(3,646 posts)
4. Late night regular partying. Something's gonna get ya
Sat May 18, 2024, 07:07 AM
May 2024

The story of the guy who's hiking in Europe was amazing!

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