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To: discostu
That’s part of the cycle. But after their era we get the coke fueled late 70s and 80s, then coke morphs to crack in the late 80s and 90s, heroin had a quick resurgence in the mid-90s, but then meth hit big for late 90s into the 00s, and now has been replaced again by heroin.

I remember sitting on a couch at my aunt's house, reading a story about heroin addicts in Reader's Digest. This would have been in about 1965. I was in fourth or fifth grade. The story literally made me sick to my stomach. My parents thought I was just reading some story about the astronauts.

I'll never forget that story.

21 posted on 03/12/2014 2:54:06 PM PDT by Steely Tom (How do you feel about robbing Peter's robot?)
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To: Steely Tom

Heroin was really popular for a long time. Seems like almost everybody that was big in music in the 40s, 50s or 60s got hooked at some point. It’s definitely a nasty drug, of course once you get hooked anything is nasty.


22 posted on 03/12/2014 2:56:20 PM PDT by discostu (Call it collect, call it direct, call it TODAY!)
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