4TheRcrd Mag.

How many reversible implant procedures are there really? And why would your doctor tell ya to remove a transplant?

Meanwhile, it’s good to know that, after all these millions in outreach funds spent in BC, crystal meth use is actually declining in the province. But by how much? What I don’t get is why “meth use may be moderating in some communities, but can then pop up in others,” if it is indeed declining.  What other common names do we have for this drug for those who may be curious: “Other common street names are “ice,” “crystal,” “glass,” “jibb” and “tina.”

My question is this: What happens to all the toxic material when you produce crystal meth cuz, from what I know, there is more volume of toxic waste produced than actual drug.

And my question is: does the statistic that is cited by the article take that into account?  Let’s not forget that: ” The manufacturing process, although relatively simple, is also toxic and dangerous. Each kilogram of crystal meth produces five to seven kilograms of chemical waste, which is often dumped down the drain or in the backyard. Another by-product, toxic gases, often leads to fire or explosions in the lab. When a crystal meth lab is discovered, a special clandestine drug lab team is brought in to investigate it, as well as a chemist from Health Canada who advises on dismantling the lab. A house that contained a crystal meth lab needs to be decontaminated, and can remain uninhabitable for months”(*).

What’s the deal with the transgendered male claiming that he’s pregnant? Only something the Province would publish (and I would love to criticize incessantly!).

What is the politics behind autism? And why do so few learn how to type? What’s problematic with that proposal anyways?

Ok, so I knew I’m not the only Bollywood fan around here — but Vancouver is getting borderline fanatical. Which I support wholeheartedy. It’s about time we’re fanatical about something else besides Hockey!

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