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To: joseffy who wrote (768502)	2/8/2014 2:06:14 PM
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Heroin. How come Heroin makes you so sleepy? malaysia.answers.yahoo.com A workmate of mine many years ago had a bit of trouble getting on and off the horse. He wasn't a bad bloke, we all knew about it, and we tried to be as supportive as we could, except for one time when he got high... just before he was about to drive us in the work bus to North Sydney, across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. When we got out from the work bathroom into the driver's seat of the bus he was smiling, pretty peaceful, just happy. By the time we were on the southern approach driving up the hill he'd started to get really sleepy, and we realised what was going on. "Nodding off" was exactly what it was; he wasn't asleep, and he didn't look all that tired, he just had his eyes half-shut, and his face was red, and he had a lot of trouble staying in the lane. He was that blissed-out and peaceful, he couldn't see what was wrong, and he didn't notice the rictus faces of utter terror on the other three of us. I'm still alive, he made it. Of course as soon as we got to North Sydney and he parked the rest of us nearly went of our f&*king heads. Don't drive on heroin, people. ask.metafilter.com