Humans: there's nowhere on Earth we won't try to make money.

Oh. I didn't see that (I don't think I'm subbed to Giz on Facebook anymore). Carry on, then.

Not sure what happened to my reply from before, but it seems to have gone missing >_< . Basically, Suboxone and Naloxone work on different receptors.

Hookers without the blow, man. Hookers without the the blow. Or rather, different kind of blow. (Do I get a rimshot for that?)

They work on different receptors.

Stop their flesh from melting?

They do feel the rush, they just need more and more of the drug to do so. That's why overdose is so common: once you can't get a rush from your usual dose, you start shooting up more. If you can't get a rush no matter how much you shoot up, then at least the psychological dependence should decrease or disappear,…

Yes. Pain relief from morphine isn't caused by feeling good, it's caused by blocking the pain signals. The feeling good part is just a side-effect.

"...naloxone, which isn't addictive, so cheers to the end of the chain!"

How does Blogger do that?

I do like the way you can click on a particular piece of media (writing, image, whatever) and the entire page becomes just that and a back button. It's a nice way to maintain focus. It's just that when text is focused on this way, it looks terribly ugly, in stark contrast to the fullview site. Needs work, but…

xD Not that long ago if I remember it. Although, I was still in high school at the time...so I guess it was longer ago than I initially thought...

I don't usually agree with scare tactics. On the other hand, I am in favor of stopping people from hurting their dumb selves at all costs. Which puts me in a moral dilemma about this.

Rationalizing means making stuff up to fit what you already believe. Everything I've said either has cited sources of precedence or is just plain physics. I didn't make up physics to support my beliefs, I molded my beliefs to fit the facts. Which is what all beliefs should do.

Alright, alright. So a Fleshlight, a sex doll, a piston, and a speaker. Better?

The info button only shows the stars. What about the rest of the cast?

The little brother of Heavy D?

Who's sick? It's ONLY for when someone's SICK. >:|

In my original suggestion, I actually meant a custom one that uses Wikipedia's current styling, and just puts it in a more user-friendly interface. It's always possible, but you're right that it would need some extensive bugtesting/bugfixing. Still, I think the final result would be worth it in terms of the editor…

I don't know, sometimes you need more. Look at Rebecca Black's "Friday": Written by a monkey, still sucks.