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Re: Domestic Goddess

So Charles Saatchi was married to a woman who could be a chef in the kitchen, a tart in the boudoir, and who had access to Class-A drugs?
And he divorced her?
No wonder his advertising agency went out of business.

Re: Domestic Goddess

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Originally Posted by jam25mack (Post 11011482)

Apparently not so.

Personally I have never tried it which was a miracle after running nightclubs for 6 years. Anyway, friends who have been back recently have been raving about the quality of the gear available. Pricey - hell yes, but they are saying it's the best they have had in many years.

Quite glad I didn't go down that route to be honest. One of the reasons was when I was a student and working in the clubs I spent enough on booze and green so I didn't need another addiction. also, I think I would melt down on coke, I talk enough on booze / weed so on coke I would probably just explode!

Good bugle is making a comeback because in the last few years the money was in cheap pills and MDMA . The quality in the coke went down hill and the Dutch mob upped the pill quality and the kids went and danced again and the gangsters of Rotterdam got rich again.

I know a few shady fellas who were making a lot of money importing cutting agent and binder because it's de classified in certain import areas and getting your hands on the cutting agent was how the money was made . No kid from the estate wants to pay 80 rubs for 0.7 of a gram of decent nosebag and smashing it down was where the money was for the street dealers .

Im sure Nigella's bugle supply was artisan and right up the scale in the purity stakes .

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Originally Posted by Kix (Post 11013526)

How'd the ole geezer land her; not like she is struggling for money.

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Originally Posted by Boomhauer (Post 11014334)

How'd the ole geezer land her; not like she is struggling for money.

On the rebound from the death of her first husband, the darkly hilarious John Diamond.

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Originally Posted by Kelli28 (Post 11013367)

I was given Diamorphine for pain relief in hospital once AKA heroin and that was good shit can totally understand why you might get addicted to that.

same here. given codeine for pain relief in gram quantities after a broken collarbone (in two places). that was really really hard to reduce the quantities day by day. :blink:

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Originally Posted by OriginalSunshine (Post 11015068)

same here. given codeine for pain relief in gram quantities after a broken collarbone (in two places). that was really really hard to reduce the quantities day by day. :blink:

Yeah good painkillers are tough, you take them for pain but then you get more pain when you don't have any! I had that problem when I was young got really bad migraines when I went through puberty and was given codeine.
I don't remember the dr ever telling me what could happen, even after i went back when 5-6 at a time weren't killing the pain, saying to the dr I need something stronger these aren't working!! I had no clue what was happening I just stopped going for my prescription as I thought they were shit.