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Tue Feb-27-07 03:52 AM
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KhatI used it in Saudi Arabia in 1990. At that time, it wasn't even illegal in the U.S. Beats the hell out of coffee.
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Tue Feb-27-07 05:19 AM
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| 1. When I was in Somolia... |
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...the Somoli Technicals would get jacked on this stuff and take pot shots at the UN coalition troops at the Airport in Mogadishu. Never tried it personally.
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Tue Feb-27-07 05:37 AM
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| 2. I don't know about getting jacked on it |
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Edited on Tue Feb-27-07 05:37 AM by pokerfan
but the Pakis I was working with brought me a cup of tea once. A warm feeling started at my toes and flowed over my body. I just felt alert but without any of the coffee jitters.
I asked them what it was, but they had no English word for it. One of them simply said drugs. I learned later what it was.
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Tue Feb-27-07 05:49 AM
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| 3. Yea, I think you can safely say it is a drug... |
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...they would actually chew on it.
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