yeah you and quite a few others. and i was never outta pocket in there either. just minding my business.

we'll see what happens i guess

Why is there so much Meth in rivers tho?

Junkies just throw them out? Lol

There’s a fire bar to be made about this.

We need the V2 brother

lmao u stay mad brah

The trouts in a few months

i messaged S this morning "will I get banned if I make another collapse style thread" lol so we will see.

i really dont wanna get booted again I like this place.

why would u think this'd help your argument

well i hope its all gonna work out,we need those threads

Probably waste being thrown out into the waters

anywho op i find this fascinating

i would much rather consume meth than microplastics too, i relate to these fish

So terrible, but I hope you’re doing well TML.

So there is quite a lot of prescription d**** in the water and they get there through urine and feces actually. So I imagine its the same for illegal d**** like meth.

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Damn, makes you wonder how many meth users there are or how much is mass produced in the world for it to pollute rivers like that

Thats nuts

defiantly

Bro they want me to say what they already know

see this is useful info i didnt kno that could actually have relevance to worldly s***

consider this signature my support for collapse 2 thread
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anywho, r those urine d**** inert due to having already been metabolized by the body? or is there still active material there even after it's excreted

Defiant

i did not know this but it makes sense damn

Our fish being addicted to meth is very concerning. Stop trying to be edgy in every thread loser

i dunno if u really think that tho
there are a kajillion things one could be worried bout
there's no obvious set of prioritized worries that everyone already knows

if u think there r bigger deals it's jus better to say what they are instead of goin the "i will condemn but not educate you. educate yourself. google it" route

cus google be like "About 1,250,000,000 results (0.58 seconds)"

bbc.com/news/health-29108330

usgs.gov/special-topic/water-science-school/science/pharmaceuticals-water?qt-science_center_objects=0#

Couple different articles here. Didn't see anything saying they're rendered inert or not, the impression I get is that they're essentially still the same d*** since in the first one they were talking about how the d**** effect fish in basically the same exact way as us.