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Door: Raoul
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29 September 2011 | Canada, Vancouver
In life people always recommend you stuff. You SHOULD see this movie. You have to read this book. And when you travel those books seem to be quite travel related.
I was expecting the effect to be instantaneous, but nothing happened for a few minutes; when it did kick in, it was nowhere near as strong as I expected. The first thing I noticed was that my front teeth went numb, followed gradually by other parts of my mouth. Next, I realized that I was wide awake, but the effect still wasn't that strong. I felt more confident, but it wasn't at all like being drunk because I was still in control of everything and it didn't affect my coordination. The world didn't look any different; it didn't go blurry and I didn't see things that weren't there. It didn't even change the way that I thought. It was just a good feeling. In fact, I felt better than good - I felt very good. No, I felt fantastic. For several minutes I couldn't think of anything except how amazingly happy I was feeling. I was like I was flying in my emotions. I can't describe it any other way. I felt that I was somehow more alive than I'd been before.
Thomas 'the tour guide' McFadden about cocaine in 'Marching Powder', a darkly comic, sometimes shocking account of life in the world's most bizzare prison; San Pedro in La Paz, Bolivia. By Rusty Young.
A good read and highly recommended!
Ik heb dit bewust in het engels gelaten omdat ik geen vertaling heb kunnen vinden van dit boek. Dus als je de taal niet machtig bent moet je nog even wachten. Er schijnt een verfilming aan te komen.
I was expecting the effect to be instantaneous, but nothing happened for a few minutes; when it did kick in, it was nowhere near as strong as I expected. The first thing I noticed was that my front teeth went numb, followed gradually by other parts of my mouth. Next, I realized that I was wide awake, but the effect still wasn't that strong. I felt more confident, but it wasn't at all like being drunk because I was still in control of everything and it didn't affect my coordination. The world didn't look any different; it didn't go blurry and I didn't see things that weren't there. It didn't even change the way that I thought. It was just a good feeling. In fact, I felt better than good - I felt very good. No, I felt fantastic. For several minutes I couldn't think of anything except how amazingly happy I was feeling. I was like I was flying in my emotions. I can't describe it any other way. I felt that I was somehow more alive than I'd been before.
Thomas 'the tour guide' McFadden about cocaine in 'Marching Powder', a darkly comic, sometimes shocking account of life in the world's most bizzare prison; San Pedro in La Paz, Bolivia. By Rusty Young.
A good read and highly recommended!
Ik heb dit bewust in het engels gelaten omdat ik geen vertaling heb kunnen vinden van dit boek. Dus als je de taal niet machtig bent moet je nog even wachten. Er schijnt een verfilming aan te komen.
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29 September 2011 - 10:34
Kapelle:
What's the reason you want shocking me!
love aunty J. -
29 September 2011 - 18:03
K +J:
Hallo Raoul,
We weten niet of de film net zo goed zal zijn als het boek....., maar je verhalen waren vaak beter............. -
03 Oktober 2011 - 06:21
Mark:
Wat krijgen we nou???
Een literaire aanbeveling van jou? Doen die vakanties je toch vrij goed.
:P
Mark
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