Pill Chill
The cold chill felt after an ecstasy fueled night in the early ours of the morning. Possibly from the beginnings of a come-down
Pill Chill by atomheartpd October 3, 2011
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Chill pill
A chill pill is a pill that helps you relax. Pills such as Vallium, Klonopin, Propranolol, Afobazole, and IndanylAminoPropane helps you relax. IndanylAminoPropane, Afobazole, and Propranolol are non habit forming while Vsllium and Klonopin are addictive. They are used for anxiety. Kratom pills also help you relax and are safer than Vallium and Xanax. Xanax are used only for extreme cases of anxiety under doctor supervision. Propranolol, Afobazole, IndanylAminoPropane, and Kratom can be used by anybody because they're very safe. Kratom only being mildly to moderately addictive. Propranolol, IndanylAminoPropane, and Afobazole are not addictive at all. Vallium and Klonopin are moderately high addictive while Xanax is highly addictive. Most street Xanax is just fentanyl which is even more addictive and can stop breathing. Adderall and Ritalin are relaxing but only if you have some forms of ADHD, otherwise they make you energetic and possibly anxious.
Tyler: I felt anxious so I took some chill pills. An IndanylAminoPropane chill pill, a Vallium, a Propranolol, some Afobazole, and if the anxiety comes back, I will try Kratom chill pills.
Chill pill by HawaiianPunch1 March 8, 2023
TAKE A CHILL PILL DUDE
Random Person #1: HEY DUDE WANNA KNOW THIS WANNA KNOW THAT HEY HEY DUDEEEEEE
Random Person #2: Calm down bud-
Random Person #1: I CAN'TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Random Person #2: TAKE A CHILL PILL DUDE
Random Person #1: ...UH..YEAH I SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THAT...
Random Person #2: Calm down bud-
Random Person #1: I CAN'TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Random Person #2: TAKE A CHILL PILL DUDE
Random Person #1: ...UH..YEAH I SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THAT...
TAKE A CHILL PILL DUDE by No🖐️ June 9, 2021
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Bob: Literally 1984!
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Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
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"My salad days,
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