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18 sertaline and 27 diazapam.

Korbel not sorbel

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18 sertaline and 27 diazapam.

Anonymous wrote:
Metaxa

The one i got is called sorbel, some kinda californian brandy. I was thinking about getting something higher end..but decided on the 15 dollar bottle, eh? I don't usually drink liquor anyway.


I want to though, this working from home c#$p is getting to me.

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18 sertaline and 27 diazapam.

What kinda brandy? Just curious.

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18 sertaline and 27 diazapam.

Anonymous wrote:

Lano wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I kind of feel like laying in the bath and taking more diazapam and brandy. A nice way to sleep

Sleeping in the bath while in drugs is dangerous and i dont recommend it.

Sounds like peace to me

Separately perhaps, but i wouldn't do something that may preclude the future doing of the thing i like.

You want to be able to keep drinking brandy. Brandy is nice. Brandy doesn't want you to drown.

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18 sertaline and 27 diazapam.

I actually bought some brandy and bourbon recently, we should have a party.

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18 sertaline and 27 diazapam.

Anonymous wrote:
I kind of feel like laying in the bath and taking more diazapam and brandy. A nice way to sleep

Sleeping in the bath while in drugs is dangerous and i dont recommend it.

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18 sertaline and 27 diazapam.

Try the brandy and a cigar. Talk about refreshing.


I dont know what sertaline is but i imagine you're not supposed to mix with alcohol.

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hey hope everyone is doing fine

Thanks. I hope you are too.

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I donโ€™t know what to do nowโ€ฆ

If you subtract the immense...let's say "illogicalness" of wanting to live in a place that could start collapsing at anytime. What they are doing is rational.

Leaving your home is extremely inconvenient, not cheap, and they may have to live in a place that is a lot more expensive than what they currently have, and who knows if they can afford that.

But still...safety of you and your family above all else. You don't want to live in a place where the roof could fall on your head any minute.

Like if it was me, I wouldn't be able to sleep in a place where I knew that it wasn't safe.

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I donโ€™t know what to do nowโ€ฆ

Padre_J_Roulston wrote:
And I just learned that they spoke briefly to another practicing lawyer... who told them not to move out, because the FD requires a court order to remove them.

However, as I understand it, all it takes is the FD to call a judge to sign the order... there's no hearing or anything. And given the state of the building, they wouldn't have a hard time getting the court order.

I wonder if that is part of some kind of legal strategy to try and argue that the eviction notice is invalid.

Maybe they can sue the owner to put an injunction on him to do the repairs? Supposing that the FD doesn't say the building has to be demolished.

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