you know, i was thinknig that very thing myself. And i am not 100% sure
that it would be so funny to od on paracetamol anyway. made jackie O look
likee a stupid git, and assuming the producers of the show read over her
script before she says it, then they are complete meatheads as well.
chris
Yep. Advil is ibuprofen (and Aleve is naproxyn). And paracetamol is very
hard if not impossible to get hold of in the US! They've got rid of it
because of the OD problem. Bloody stupid. However, the harder thing to get
hold of is codeine.
So Mersyndol probably isn't a to take to the US if customs find it
(although the 3rd ingredient, doxylamine succinate IS easily obtainable
there).
ant
are you a pharmacist or a backyard drug dealer by any chance?
you could always do what I did, when that segment came on, channel 9
went off.
Paracetemol is an absolutely miserable way to top yourself. It can
take days to kill you, and if in the meantime you've changed your mind
about dying - tough.
Mersyndol-FORTE FTW...
--
"You're not going to enjoy this, and it won't be quick"
Very apt quote from "300", I didn't and it wasn't.
Good riddance, the gene pool is stronger from these voluntary exits!
Jock
"Richard Cavell" <richar...@mail.com> wrote in message
news:1181207565....@a26g2000pre.googlegroups.com...
> Mick Molloy's new show The Nation on Tuesday night ridiculed the idea
> of Lindsay Lohan locking herself into a room with a bottle of Advil.
> Jackie O pointed out that Advil is not lethal in overdose, and said
> that Advil was like paracetamol.
>
> Advil is actually ibuprofen. That brand name is not used here in
Richard, you are old enough to remember that there are other options
of communication other than email. It wasn't THAT long ago that we
didn't even have an option of email. Cast your mind back, and I'm
certain that you will remember some other options of communication.
**You got that right. When I was last in the US, I wandered into a pharmacy
and asked for some pain relief pills. I asked for anything with paracetamol
and codeine. I was thrown out of the shop (well, the pharmacist looked at me
in horror and asked me to leave).
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Forwarded to Media Watch.
Dobber
ROFLMAO at all the righteous indignation from those who watched the
show.
WTF did you all expect from a show with both Molloy and O - side
splitting genuine enjoyable comedy???
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steam3801
God hates homos .... but he likes tabouli.
actually it stuffs your liver and you can give active carbon and
Acetylcysteine
Is it just me, or do others in this group feel that we have waaaaayy
too many 'contributors' who know just a little too much about
overdoses, cries for help, and an obsession with talking about their
past trips to the US.
Yep. It dissolves your liver, slowly, and it's irreversible once the drug
has worked through your system. But you need to take quite a lot of it.
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Don't try to reply to my email addy:
I'm borrowing that of the latest
scammer/spammer
IT'S A JOKE, JOYCE!
I'm a pharmacologist by training and was involved in the industry selling
and marketing paracetamol products so know quite a bit about paracetamol OD
>
about 200mg /kg and you could be in trouble iirc
> Advil is actually ibuprofen. That brand name is not used here in
> Australia.
Which would mean the pack of Advil I bought from Coles a while back doesn't
actually exist? :)
http://www.wyethconsumer.com.au/advil/index.html
"Whilst Advil was only introduced into the Australian market in 2004 it is
actually the worlds #1 selling ibuprofen based pain reliever. Advil has
been trusted by millions of people around the globe for over 20 years."
> Many young women accidentally kill themselves by swallowing
> paracetamol as a cry for help, thinking that it is harmless. Molloy
> and Jackie O should not have been so flippant. They are reinforcing
> the idea that it is okay to overdose on anti-inflammatories... it's
> not.
I agree completely, and thought so when I watch that segment the other
night.
That certainly explains your knowledge on the topic, but it doesn't
explain all the others. Unless this group is suddenly full of semi-
illiterate pharmacologists - which I doubt.
...and I always wanted to be a Dr. -- medical backgrounding gives me some
idea of this stuff through related accounts of these people dying just as
they want to live again.
Jock
you replied to me I replied to you. Simple system
>
Drugstore operator (OP), you silly goth. They're called "drugstore
operators" in the U.S.
"semi-illiterate" - I've never heard that used before. maybe I'm
semi-illiterate...
Do you often HEAR things as you're READing them, Tim Welch?
**They knew it. More importantly, they knew what Codeine was.
finally you have something correct, but it did take you over a month to
think about it and get it correct