JadedBeing
Hey, I'm using SanctionedSuicide
- Sep 17, 2025
- 198
Have you ever thought about this? I could find out where they store it and then maybe break in at night to steal it or while working.
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could be the robin hood that we all needI've just now thought about it but maybe the increased suicide rate among veterinarians can be, at least partially, explained by their easy access to N, which is almost impossible to obtain for the general population.
Crescendo
Member
- Aug 9, 2025
- 38
I remember a thread where the OP mentioned they work at a vet clinic and claimed to have stolen meto, and to have access to N. Idk how easy it is to just take it without anyone noticing its absence, or what the consequences may be. Perhaps you could ask them about their experience.
Pale_Rider
Enlightened
- Apr 21, 2025
- 1,471
I worked at a vet hospital when I was a young man. Had no interest at the tine, but there was tons of chemicals that would interest me now maybe available.
