Cocaine 101

[almightybounter]

COCAINE 101 

THIS GUIDE WILL UNDERGO THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:

• What is cocaine?
• Why do people cut cocaine?
• What are the effects of cocaine?

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WHAT IS COCAINE?

Did you know that cocaine is a really powerful stimulant drug? It's actually made from the leaves of two coca plant species. Nowadays, cocaine is infamous and can be found all over the world. It's used by different types of people, from addicts to regular working folks. Cocaine used to be known as a party drug or something people would use to keep themselves going. For example, imagine someone who goes out all night partying and drinking, but then they have to work the next morning. They haven't slept much, so they sniff a bit of cocaine to get some energy and stay awake. That's actually why it got the nickname "work."

On the streets, cocaine is known by different names like soft, white, powder, or tiffany. And let me tell you, pure cocaine is not cheap at all. Usually, it's the people with jobs who can afford it and become regular users. Some distributors make a ton of money selling cocaine if they have a steady group of customers. In fact, it can turn a broke person into a rich one.

Remember Pablo Escobar? He was the head of a cartel and made most of his fortune through trafficking cocaine. Another example is Demetrius Flenory, also known as "Big Meech." He controlled a lot of cocaine trades in several states through his organization, the Black Mafia Family. So, if you have the right product and the right connections, cocaine can really change your life.

 

                      

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WHY DO PEOPLE CUT COCAINE?

When it comes to buying cocaine, it's important to know that if you're purchasing a small amount like a gram or a few grams, the product you get is usually not pure, unless you have an amazing dealer. See, distributors who don't sell in large quantities often "cut" their cocaine to make more money. Let me explain how it works.

Let's say you buy 14 grams of cocaine. If you were to mix each gram with 0.5 grams of baking soda, you'd end up with more than your original 14 grams. The ratio of cutting agents like baking soda can vary, and most consumers can't really tell the difference. It's a way for distributors to maximize their profits.

Interestingly, even the distributors themselves rarely come across pure cocaine, unless they're dealing with large quantities like 36 ounces, which is called a "brick." So, if you're at the lower end of the drug supply chain, chances are that the product you're receiving has been cut with other substances. It's essential to be aware of this when purchasing cocaine, as the purity can greatly impact its effects and potential risks.

                                           

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WHAT ARE THE EFFECTS OF COCAINE?

There are three main ways to consume cocaine, each with its own effects. The most common method is to break down the cocaine rocks into powder and sniff it. Another way is by smoking it in a pipe, but that requires cooking it (for more details, check out Crack 101). The least common method is injecting it into your bloodstream with a needle, which is actually done by some people, not just with heroin but also with cocaine.

When you sniff cocaine, after some time, you might be able to tell if it's pure or cut (if you've been sniffing for a while). Pure cocaine tends to cause drips in your throat, almost like loogies that you want to spit out. Another way to test its purity is by rubbing the residue on your inner gums. If it goes numb, then you've hit the jackpot, my friend. Cut cocaine won't give you these same symptoms. In fact, you can often visually distinguish pure cocaine from cut cocaine. Pure cocaine has a sparkling appearance, almost like there's glitter on the chunks, and it may have fish scale-like patterns. So, when someone mentions "fish scale cocaine," they're referring to the pure stuff. Cut cocaine usually looks more solid and lacks the sparkle.

The effects of a cocaine high typically last around 20 to 30 minutes. During this time, your energy levels skyrocket. Some people feel more focused, while others are just filled with pure energy. It's not like an energy drink, though. People high on cocaine often speak faster than usual, and they may not even realize it or be able to stop talking (true facts).

In terms of detection, cocaine usually stays in your system for a few days, but no longer than a week, depending on the consumption method. If you sniff cocaine, it will typically be detectable for up to a week.

 

 

           

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credits: wavy, almightybounter

Edited November 2, 2023 by almightybounter

[Cursed_King]

**sniffs** 

Good stuff 

[MAK0]

never again

 

 

Nice guide!

[Trceo]

Slight correction good sir. A brick is a kilo, which is 2.2lbs. 36 grams is an ounce and a quarter. An ounce is 28 grams

 

1000 grams in a kilo etc etc.

[iDrill]

On 11/2/2023 at 6:25 PM, almightybounter said:

When you sniff cocaine, after some time, you might be able to tell if it's pure or cut (if you've been sniffing for a while). Pure cocaine tends to cause drips in your throat, almost like loogies that you want to spit out. Another way to test its purity is by rubbing the residue on your inner gums. If it goes numb, then you've hit the jackpot, my friend. Cut cocaine won't give you these same symptoms.

 

You've either hit the jackpot, or it's cut with Lidocaine as well.