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how to spot a meth lab
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raccoon city
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I had a feeling that dog had ulterior motives when it asked to borrow some original formula Sudafed. :grin:
Joke explanation: Original formula Sudafed is a meth ingredient. That's why when I purchase the old type of Sudafed, my name goes on a government list of people that buy meth ingredients. I don't make or use meth, but I have heard that the old Sudafed is a more effective decongestant than the newer stuff. And, yes, a joke that requires an explanation isn't a very good joke.
Joke explanation: Original formula Sudafed is a meth ingredient. That's why when I purchase the old type of Sudafed, my name goes on a government list of people that buy meth ingredients. I don't make or use meth, but I have heard that the old Sudafed is a more effective decongestant than the newer stuff. And, yes, a joke that requires an explanation isn't a very good joke.
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Adam
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It never crossed my mind why Sudofed changed the active ingredient from pseudoephedrine hydrochloride to phenylephrine hydrochloride, but after seeing this post I did some investigating... now I know! I never used to be able to take pseudoephedrine, as it stopped me from being able to pee lol.
