StoPo
This kid tried to jump off the roof of C court and the StoPo barged into mad people's rooms looking for him.
StoPo by shortman009 July 17, 2007
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Scopolamine
Scopolamine is a drug extracted from certain flowers that can cause memory loss and confusion and sleepiness and can leave a person more passive and suggestible and reduces or cancels willpower, like hypnosis. Sometimes used by criminals alone or combined with a scam to end up stealing your money. Scopolamine is also known as devil's breath and burundanga. Scopolamine reduces or wipes out memory. The criminal blows burundanga dust in your face while you're not looking, or slips it into drinks or food, and depending on how much you took, you could end up falling for scams easier, or being a suggestive zombie, or even passing out. The antidote is arecoline hydrobromide (Arecoline HBr, Arcofuel, Arecoline), a willpower enhancing drug which enhances memory and focus and gives you energy. Scopolamine stops choline and acetylcholine from working correctly. Scopolamine is also used in small doses for motion sickness, but other medications can be used. Scopolamine can leave you in a trance-like state or even leave you unconscious temporarily.
Criminal: Sir, wait up! Can you help me.
Tyler: What?
Criminal: *Blows scopolamine in Tyler's face.
Criminal: I'm your uncle.
Tyler: ok. You're my uncle.
Criminal: Give me your money.
Tyler: ok. *Hands over $60.
*Tyler walks home.
Tyler: *Scopolamine wears off.
Tyler: How did I end up here at home.
Josh (brother): Let's buy pizza.
Tyler: ok. *checks wallet.
Tyler: My wallet is empty and I don't remember how I got home. Only thing I remember is someone walking up to me.
Josh: Sounds like burundanga or Scopolamine. They hypnotized you. Arecoline hydrobromide, or ArcoFuel is the antidote and it makes you more energetic and have better memory. It's good as a pre-workout.
Tyler: What?
Criminal: *Blows scopolamine in Tyler's face.
Criminal: I'm your uncle.
Tyler: ok. You're my uncle.
Criminal: Give me your money.
Tyler: ok. *Hands over $60.
*Tyler walks home.
Tyler: *Scopolamine wears off.
Tyler: How did I end up here at home.
Josh (brother): Let's buy pizza.
Tyler: ok. *checks wallet.
Tyler: My wallet is empty and I don't remember how I got home. Only thing I remember is someone walking up to me.
Josh: Sounds like burundanga or Scopolamine. They hypnotized you. Arecoline hydrobromide, or ArcoFuel is the antidote and it makes you more energetic and have better memory. It's good as a pre-workout.
Scopolamine by CognitiveFuel January 16, 2023
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