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For whatever ails ya

Photography Atmosphere/Mood posted on Nov 29, 2006
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In today's society so many people use and abuse drugs. We self-medicate, trying to mask that which we can't or won't face. Push away all the pain but never knowing that healing starts from within. Thank you for the click.

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earthman236

8:23PM | Wed, 29 November 2006

Looks like some sort of Oxy . (Comfortably numb ) I'll take 2 please :)

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shvrdavid

9:06PM | Wed, 29 November 2006

They are 5/325 Oxycodone, Acetaminophen (generic percocet)... Your writeup is all too true... Too many people think that a pill can fix every problem...

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busi2ness

11:12PM | Wed, 29 November 2006

Very true and you captured the subject well. Good lighting and composition.

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Vile

11:30PM | Wed, 29 November 2006

And yet Alcohol and Cigarettes are legal and all some can afford. Should only the rich have access to medication? Now pills to heal your twitchy leg syndrome I get, not to mention the commercialization of drugs. They no longer cure diseases only give you drugs to keep you taking drugs... I will say I agree with you and was drawn into why you did this image but pain is nothing to make fun of and chronic pain is something some people face everyday mostly without drugs.Or is all physical pain in peoples heads? And I am curious can you heal pain with pictures or words? Speaking of healing within can you make my Colon better before they take it out?

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short_ribs

12:17AM | Thu, 30 November 2006

DOH I thought that was the new 512mb pain reliever for the matrix.... No I'm only teasing there... I think this is an excellent... You've captured it in the ideal light and your setup is perfect! Excellent compo too! Thanks for sharing :) Hope you are keeping well.

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PhrankPower

7:15AM | Thu, 30 November 2006

Now if anybody remembers the number 713, well, then you probably never took them! Looked just like this! I can almost remember them! Great shot! My liberated parents They are gonin' out tonight Dad's wearin' real tight Levis And some Gucci Tennis shoes Mom's hair's all green and dirty She wears a high tech Devo Suit She changed her name to Xerox She hides QUAALUDES in her boots Oh, me, I'm all real embarrassed When I hear the things they do I get a kiss good-bye I get all numb and high From all the smoke left on their breath I smile and wish them well Then I pray like hell They go and dance themselves to death! ~Alice Cooper~

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geefal

9:48AM | Thu, 30 November 2006

I love this shot! I like the arrangements of the tablets, the depth of field of the shot and the lighting. The only thing I would do differently is "sponge" the tablets a little bit to make them whiter. They look a tad too yellowish (because of the incandescent lighting)

Valerie-Ducom

6:17AM | Fri, 01 December 2006

Wowwww, impressiv picture and excellent reflexion about the self-drug!!! Good day ;)

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Flannelman

3:25PM | Fri, 01 December 2006

So true and how times change. Re: PhrankPower ... uh I think thats was 714, but I have slept soundly since then and now have "Mad Cow Disease" mooooo-hehehe. Seriously, being a cancer survivor that has kicked all Dr. recomended drugs, changing ones diet and lifestyle, and having some faith works wonderzzzzzzz! Good post of the times. ;-)

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Denger

1:39PM | Tue, 20 March 2007

Great image and social statement!


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