Spendable Money

Ava Winchect wrote: 24 Jan 2023, 21:40 Yes. Stuff that hasn’t been on the market for years

Reducio

It was a designer 'potion' from the 1990's and 2000s that fell out of popularity and use in the last 2000s. It was a highly addictive substance known as 'darkest night' a pitch black substance with a unique scent -- of rotting meat, or the Rafflesia bloom. The potion was dangerous, not only for its addictive properties, a sustained sense of euphoria and psychedelic effect but for the end result it left in sustained users that slowly lost their humanity. The potion brought with it a dark curse, nobody knew who first put it on the market or why. The presumption was sustained profits which they had for years, years until their userbase died off. Well, death was more the hopeful end, most became monsters that were killed, few were saved and ever less were able to function in society afterwards. The psychiatric wards were full of near feral former users.
-taken from Lear’s post

David Howard wrote: 24 Jan 2023, 21:46

Ava Winchect wrote: 24 Jan 2023, 21:40 Yes. Stuff that hasn’t been on the market for years

Reducio

It was a designer 'potion' from the 1990's and 2000s that fell out of popularity and use in the last 2000s. It was a highly addictive substance known as 'darkest night' a pitch black substance with a unique scent -- of rotting meat, or the Rafflesia bloom. The potion was dangerous, not only for its addictive properties, a sustained sense of euphoria and psychedelic effect but for the end result it left in sustained users that slowly lost their humanity. The potion brought with it a dark curse, nobody knew who first put it on the market or why. The presumption was sustained profits which they had for years, years until their userbase died off. Well, death was more the hopeful end, most became monsters that were killed, few were saved and ever less were able to function in society afterwards. The psychiatric wards were full of near feral former users.
-taken from Lear’s post

Dang, I wonder how he had access to that. My guess is it's from one of his family members.

Ava Winchect wrote: 24 Jan 2023, 22:17

David Howard wrote: 24 Jan 2023, 21:46

Ava Winchect wrote: 24 Jan 2023, 21:40 Yes. Stuff that hasn’t been on the market for years

Reducio

It was a designer 'potion' from the 1990's and 2000s that fell out of popularity and use in the last 2000s. It was a highly addictive substance known as 'darkest night' a pitch black substance with a unique scent -- of rotting meat, or the Rafflesia bloom. The potion was dangerous, not only for its addictive properties, a sustained sense of euphoria and psychedelic effect but for the end result it left in sustained users that slowly lost their humanity. The potion brought with it a dark curse, nobody knew who first put it on the market or why. The presumption was sustained profits which they had for years, years until their userbase died off. Well, death was more the hopeful end, most became monsters that were killed, few were saved and ever less were able to function in society afterwards. The psychiatric wards were full of near feral former users.
-taken from Lear’s post

Dang, I wonder how he had access to that. My guess is it's from one of his family members.

Maybe. Colin wont tell us >:(