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Q&A: Why the hell is Suboxone legal?
Dec 25th
Question by RewireD (Retarded): Why the hell is Suboxone legal?
Here you go junkie, don’t pay street value.
This crap helps no one, I can get it easier than weed AND 20 dollars worth can kill me. STUPID. You start withdrawaling from it, vomiting everywhere like 4 hours after you take it (Though they claim no dependency). All you have to do is go to the doctor and tell em you’re a junkie and you have a supplier… or just pay street value.
Legal heroin… YUM.
I know plenty of people on Suboxone. It’s a lot like that. We call em faders bro… Cause they fade. Hard for em to stay awake when they’re boned up.
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Answer by brown9500v15
Limbaugh was jonesing.
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California legal standpoint about hitting an infant/toddler?
Apr 16th
Question by PiscesPassion: California legal standpoint about hitting an infant/toddler?
I need some help, here is my story…
My granddaughter is only 16 months old/young, so she’s pretty much on the borderline still of transition from infant to toddler. She is my son’s daughter, and the mother we’ll call “M” for now, and M’s mother (my grandaughter’s other grandmother) we’ll call “S” for now.
My son and M don’t live together anymore… my son moved into a room rental, and M moved back with her mother S in S’s mother’s house (the great-grandmother).
Note: S is an alcoholic, and I mention this because I don’t trust her judgement, much less her character.
Ok, now recently, when my son tells the baby “no” (the norm, like when she’s getting into something she shouldn’t, etc), the baby will hit herself in the face and say “pow pow”. This was a concern for my son as he loves his daughter tremendously, and he questioned M about it. M said she didn’t know why the baby was doing this, but then one day while S had the baby on her lap, the baby placed her little hand on S’s face, and S reacted by smacking the baby’s hand. My son got upset and told S not to ever hit his child. After going back & forth, ultimately it seems S “thought” the baby was going to hit her, and thus reacted… but this just didn’t sit well with my son, nor with “me” when I heard about the whole incident.
Since then, we’ve been trying to find out who has taught the baby this “pow pow” word, and so far all clues are pointing to S.
Today I gave my son a ride to work (I was in the area) and when we got to our destination he shared with me that yesterday he was talking with M on the phone, and in the background he heard S telling the baby, “Pow pow!”, and so naturally he asked M why S was saying that. After a supposedly explanation from M, my son told her that he absolutely did not want S hitting their child, and that as a father he is “not” giving the grandmother, nor any other 3rd party, permission to scold the child in this manner. He said he wants to raise the child with “verbal explanations” as “I did” when raising “my” children (I’ve never ever hit my children while childrearing, and the verbal explanations, which I learned from “my” father, always worked out extremely well, and I blame that for the open communication that all of my children have with me to this very day).
Well, M told my son that S doesn’t really “hit” the baby, she just “tells her she will”. However! My son has already seen S spanking the baby on several occasions, and if I remember correctly, the smack on the hand as well.
In my opinion, the parents have the right to decide the disciplinary actions of their child… REGARDLESS of the relation to the child that the 3rd party sustains. Am I right? And if M as the baby’s mother is “ok” with her mother S doing this, but my son as the baby’s father is “not ok” with this, shouldn’t S adhere to the other parent’s wishes/rules? Because, wouldn’t S need “both” parents’ consents to do any spanking or hitting to the child? Even if M is ok with it?
I promised my son I was going to talk to S, but only after asking my son if it was ok with him to do so. But I also told him I would like to do some quick research on the matter, as well as his paternal rights, prior to talking with her. Because, as I mentioned above, S is an alcoholic, and her attitude is not the greatest, so I’d like to have some legal standpoints to sustain my son’s/our request, just in case she tries to get all crazy with me. (I can handle her… no doubt! But being that I want to set a good example to my son (on a parental level), I want to come to an agreement in the most peaceful manner possible. (Unless of course this goes any further and we’re forced to take alternative actions.)
Thank you for reading my not-so-long-as-it-is-thorough story!!
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PS: I was thinking of printing out this page (see link that follows) and either taking it to her, or even better, sending it to her in the mail with a letter letting her know it’s from “me”. Her and I get along… up until this point… because our friendship will now depend on her reaction toward my confrontation (whatever I decide that to be). Here’s the link I was thinking of printing/sending:
http://www.neverhitachild.org/hitting.html
Best answer:
Answer by James
As long as it doesn’t cross the line to abuse (and from what you’re saying it doesn’t sound like it does), as long as the mother allows it, it’s legal. Your son’s consent is not required.
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Is it legal to be fired for asking your boss for a LOA to enter rehab for alcoholism?
Feb 18th
Question by jeafox: Is it legal to be fired for asking your boss for a LOA to enter rehab for alcoholism?
My brother asked his employer for a leave of absence so he could go to rehab for alcoholism (forget that his employer supposedly has an open door policy and programs to help its employees with problems without any reprocussions), his boss responded by firing him. Im pretty sure this is a violation of his ADA rights, but would like to know exactly what laws are being broken and the best way to handle the situation, as my brother cannot afford legal consult.
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Answer by Phoenix
I’m pretty sure that is in violation of Family Medical Leave of Absence laws. It would depend what, exactly, your brother was supposedly fired for. In an at-will state (most states), employment is at-will and you can be fired any time for just about any reason. However, you can’t lose your job for requesting FMLA as you are guaranteed 12 weeks per year and your employer has to guarantee your job will be waiting when you return.
Again, the specifics will determine whether it was handled legally or not, but this sounds like a blatant FMLA violation. Usually lawyers will give a first consultation for free and they may take his case on a pay-if-we-win basis (don’t do it for more than 30%!!) He should take advantage of that first consult (make sure when he makes the appt. that it is free).
He could also simply strong arm them by threatening to bring about a FMLA case. Often, if you push just a little, they won’t risk it or won’t bother dealing with it.
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Quick domestic legal help needed, please!? (very detailed, sorry so long!)?
Dec 3rd
Question by beenthereb4: Quick domestic legal help needed, please!? (very detailed, sorry so long!)?
Husband is an alcoholic. He is drunk tonight – like EVERY night. He goes to work and has a very good job, so he isn’t a “deadbeat”. He went back to school (while I worked, but he also got student loans) to get his Master’s Degree. I am currently a stay-at-home with our 2 sons (1 and 1/2 and 3 yr old). A few month’s ago our 3 yr old son stopped wanting daddy to put him to bed (this was a regular routine that daddy put him to bed) and I put our younger son down most times. This was during a 3-month hiatus of my husband’s drinking, NOT when he was drunk! Anyway, somehow, being a mom and always looking out for my son’s I wondered why my son started crying everytime daddy was going to put him to bed. He begged for me. In the back of my mind, I have to admit child abuse entered my mind (sexual). I have brushed it aside, while still paying close attn to any tell-tale signs, but the thought crops up every once in a while. Well, tonight, my son had his jammies on and my husband who had already started drinking was sitting with him on the couch. Husband started working outside the home 3 wks ago (was self-employed), so I assume my son misses his dad. Anyway, my son pulled up his shirt and rubbed his tummy against my husband’s bare chest (husband had his shirt off). My husband looked at me wide-eyed and said, “Where’d he get that from? He’s never done that to ME before!” I said, “NOT from ME!” Then, my husband went on to ask if my son had a MALE teacher teaching his mini soccer camp, which he participated in this week -today was last day. I said, “No, his teacher is female. Why?!” Anyway, I couldn’t help myself after that and said, “The only person I’ve ever seen him do that to is YOU, TONIGHT!” My husband went on to ask my son, pleasantly, where he got that from. My son said from himself. Maybe we are making a MUCH bigger deal out of this than necessary, I HOPE! But after that, I told my husband that I had had doubts about HIM in the past (I realize I should never have brought this up, esp. while my husband had been drinking, but it’s a done deal now.) After that, my husband said he was not going to help put the kids to bed, and like every night, I put them down. When I came back from putting the kids down, my husband said he wanted a divorce and had taken his pillows off the bed down to the couch. I was fine with that. I didn’t want to argue because he was really drunk by that point. I went to bed and was reading when he came up and started getting in our bed. I said, “What are you doing?” At this point, I didn’t want to be around him at all. He told me to turn off the small lamp I had on. I said No, I’m reading. He came over to my side of the bed and looked down at me and said something to the extent of, “One day, I’m going to bury you!” It scared the crap out of me! He told me he had one problem and I had 4??? I told him I had 1 and it was him. He went on about how I am lazy and never do anything and was good for nothing (though I take care of our 2 toddlers EVERY day, mostly 24/7 and keep the house as neat as possible.) I have also had SEVERAL issues with his mom who lives nearby and he and she always side together against me. You can read other posts to see more details. I told him I was no longer married to him and took off my ring. He took off his. I stopped responding to him and TRIED to read while he stared at me. He turned on the tv and left the room. I took the remote and turned off the tv. I tried to hide the remote. He came back in and turned the tv back on. I used the remote and turned it back off. I just wanted him OUT! Well, I couldn’t hold my tongue anymore and I threw his pillows down the stairs and pointed to the door. I told him I would call 911 if he didn’t leave me alone. I was really scared with him being drunk and after that threat! He went outside to smoke a cigarrette and I went down to take his keys and hide them so he couldn’t drive. I saw the opportunity to keep him out of the house and locked the door. He knocked. He called my cell phone to let him back in. I was too scared. I really thought about calling 911 but I didn’t want him to lose his job or anything by getting thrown in jail. I listened through the window to him calling his mom to come get him. He told her he was in a bad situation, that we argued about HER and that he stuck up for her and I was mad so I locked him out! Such a liar! I THINK she came to pick him up. I was “hiding” upstairs. I really think I should get AT LEAST a temporary restraining order on him… Advice please!!! And, yes, I am fully aware about and have attended Alanon. We also went to marriage counseling, which progressed to counseling for him individually because the PHD counselor said he couldn’t help US anymore without HIM getting help first. He went for a few months alone, quitting drinking for 3 months, but now has started back about 2-3 months ago and counselor refuses to see him until he stops drinking for at least 2 wks. This could really be a “hit
(continued) “hit rock bottom” or not… Yes, I love him or I wouldn’t still be in this awful mess. I’m not currently “in love” with him because he constantly puts me down, admittedly never gives me any emotional support, and I have stopped trusting him. He was arrested about 5 yrs ago for a similar threat and domestic violence when he was drunk and at that time was also doing drugs, of course I “felt sorry” for him and ended up dropping the charges. He has been clean of drugs for about 18 months. I had no idea he was a drug user or alcoholic when I first fell in love with him 9 yrs ago! I used to be very naive, evidently! What are my rights? Should I get a temporary restraining order or what? I live in NC.
Best answer:
Answer by ibjuscoolin
do you love him? the answer lies in there.. if you do then you should support him..
if you don’t then get out of the relationship quickly by all means….b/cause hes not gonna stay drunk…
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my boyfriend is on parole and has a drug addiction can he go to rehab without any legal consequences?
Sep 29th
Question by confuzzled: my boyfriend is on parole and has a drug addiction can he go to rehab without any legal consequences?
My boyfriend is on parole house arrest and he has a drug addiction he wants help he wants to go to rehab but he is on house arrest and he is worried that if his parole officer knows about his addiction he will send him back to jail. I don’t know who to contact about this. Can he tell his parole officer and there won’t be any consequences because he is seeking help or will I lose him to the drugs? Pls help us!
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Answer by Mr. Taco
Nice choice in boyfriends.
My suggestion is that he should go straight to the parole officer and discuss this. If he is upfront and honest about it and asks for help, he is more likely to get the help he needs. Sneak around, and you are right–back to jail.
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Tips to Get The Legal Escort Services in Madrid
Jan 5th
Madrid escort services are quite popular these days. However, not all of the services provided are considered legal. If you want to have pure, clean fun with a beautiful woman and you’re bent into hiring a Madrid escort to give that you, you have to be sure that you’re hiring ladies from the right places. Illegal escort services can put you in hot waters.
Technically speaking, the Madrid escorts are women who provide time and companionship as a service. You pay them for these two things. Other perks are considered extras. And most of the time, they are not really guaranteed into the meeting.
Illegal Madrid escort services are getting rampant. Prostitution is not acceptable in this city so you better watch out. If you book girls from dubious agencies, you might get busted. To keep yourself away from trouble, hire girls who are a part of a reputable escort agency.
There are many escorts in Barcelona who are offering their services under a company name. Some of these girls work independently while others are employed by the agency. Either way, you are always better off if you know which company you’re dealing with. But what’s really important is that they are after your pleasure and not your money.
A reputable escort agency would always be honest about their service. You can always call them and ask a few questions about their girls. Try to know what services they can provide. If they give you a flat-out answer that their girls can do just about everything for you, they’re lying through their teeth.
The escort agency, especially the reputable ones, can’t say that their girls are willing to lie on their backs for you. In this industry, every single added service happens with consent. Your escort is out there to provide you with fun, pleasure, and entertainment the acceptable way. Anything else beyond that is going to be the lady’s personal choice.
Reputable escort agencies would also post real photos of their girls. When you go to their website, there will be pictures and profiles for each one of them. Through this page, you should be able to choose which one is perfect for you. The problem only arises when the acompanantes Madrid who’ll meet with you at the rendezvous you’ve set is not really the lady you picked. If this is the case, you better switch agencies because they seem to be so used to doing wrong.
Be very careful when dealing with an escort. Don’t pick her up in the streets. The girls in the streets of Madrid, if you happen to find one, are mostly likely to be providing illegal services. You better stay clear of them because they can only mean trouble.
You should not hire ladies listed under the classified ads services section as well. These are random girls who may or may not provide legal services. You would rather hire from an agency because from them, you are at least sure that they do a background check on the girls that they take in. More than getting into trouble, men hiring Madrid escorts should be very concerned about their own safety and security.
Author: Andrew
Legal highs for Pleasure
Jan 3rd
One of the best things about legal highs is that they have spanned the generation and have brought benefits to people of all ages. Whilst the desire to change your consciousness and state of reality is high for many people, not everyone has been too keen to do so in a manner that may endanger them. There will always be people who do not think about what they are putting into their body or system but more and more people are developing awareness about the damages that chemical and unknown drugs can have on someone. Given that most people just want to have a good time when they take these products, the effects can be extremely harsh.
No matter the situation, there is likely to be a product that can send you legally soaring and the choices are becoming as limitless as the mind itself. For instance, if you want to party all night and see right through to the early hours, a product along the lines of crank or g monster may be the perfect tonic to see you through. There is nothing wrong with seeking a little assistance to be the best that you can and to have a great evening out and this is becoming more obvious for many people. However, a reason that some people will stay away from illegal drugs is because they have very little say in the level of control they maintain. It is a double edge sword as people want to escape their reality but can be frightened with what they find after they take these forms of medication.
Therefore, legal highs that manage to offer energy and endurance alongside clarity of thought and the ability to think clearly are going to be of great benefit to a number of consumers. Choosing a product like a mindgasm shot or benzo berries should keep you on top of your game but also available for anything that life may throw at you. Of course, it is fair to say that a key reason for people taking these products is to enjoy a party or club with their friends which is exactly where products such as Trip2nite or somatise are able to offer a level of assistance. Whether it is to gain confidence to dance or talk to people you wish to attract or just to give the evening a little extra boost, Legal Highs are a perfect way of prolonging and evening and turning a good time into a fantastic evening. It is possible to get the best of both worlds and staying safe is no barrier to having a wild time or working for longer. These products may be based upon ancient herbs and remedies but the combination of modern technologies has made it so much easier to bring the two strands together and give people a better option for when they want to keep going. No matter what your idea of a good time is or how long you wish to party, these are the products to get you through.
