That's heroin. That's what heroin does to you. It makes you all spastic and shit...
And when a junky buys a fix, he/she gets really excited...it's like you're 14 and you're about to fuck for the first time only a lot more so...their knees tremble...when they score and run off to fix, it's not unusual for them to crap themselves with excitement, have a big orgasm...
And it takes a lot of work to become a junky...the first times you use are often quite unpleasant with vomiting, nausea etc. But they're determined.
They want to catch HIV too. Far from obsessing over sterile needles they'll eagerly use the fit of an HIV positive junky so they can get AIDS too. AIDs sufferers get a lot of government handouts for being sick. It's a political hot button pushed by the gays and the gays have huge political pull here. So the junkies get AIDS and get double, triple welfare
My professional opinion is that you should stop taking your advice from all those horrible cynical *ahem* MEN, who give you such terrible advice about women.
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I saw a WWII era Nat Geo where it was employed in the sense you took it at, as a sunk vessel, but who knows? In the Cold War era, just detecting and targeting an enemy sub could be seen as worthy of the "clean sweep" designation.
[quote]With the paradigm shift from strategic to tactical warfare operations, the United States Navy has found itself with an aging fleet of virtually obsolete nuclear submarines designed to fight a war that never happened – and which they played a significant role in preventing. (For a review of the post-Cold War state of our nuclear submarine fleet and the modern alternatives waiting in the wings to supplement or even replace these aging behemoths, see my 2002 article, “Tomorrow’s Submarine Fleet – The Non-nuclear Option,” DefenseWatch, Feb. 6, 2002).
In the two and a half years since that article appeared, the world of submarine warfare has changed significantly. This month, on Sept. 3, the nuclear submarine that eventually will be commissioned as the USS Virginia (SSN 774) underwent sea trials off the coast of New England .
According to Adm. Frank Bowman, director of naval nuclear propulsion, “This sea trial was an absolute success, a clean sweep, as we say in the Navy. It met every expectation of mine, for the propulsion plant and for the ship.”
I'm not. You are. You actually believe that scrawny little 150lb weakling ayrabs walked into the cockpits of American airliners and brandished little plastic boxcutters with 1" blades at the big powerful super patriotic former Navy pilots and made them passively surrender their aircraft so they could be crashed into the WTC and Pentagon.
You'd have to be a fucking retard or a traitor to believe shit like that. The kind of guys that land jet fighters on aircraft carriers would never ever do that.
no less.