December 6, 2006 - 9:59am
MY dumb boyfriend who i have found with xanax before and who supposedly "never does anything bad anymore" seems to have left me a nice present in the kitchen this morning- its part of a white round pill looks to be in half. and all i can see is the number 42. please help me find out what this one is so i can bust him when he gets home form work tonight!!!
December 6, 2006 - 10:13am
#2
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*giggles* sorry, the way you just put that is hilarious.. lol ah god. Okay, for starters, it'd be rather hard to identify your pill if it's just half of the pill, because the other half could have more imprints on it.. (for example, a letter, more numbers, etc..)..so my advice would be .. well, confront him about it when he gets home, show him the half that you found..I can't identify the pill for you, but maybe someone else can? Sorry's.
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December 6, 2006 - 10:17am
#3
thanks
thanks so much- i will do that- and be back on asking you if he told me the truth..haha thanks so much for your help yeah i dont htink im going to find out whatit is i looked uder all the imprints and cant find any that end in 42 i looked up pics of ephedra,hydrocodone,oxycodone,lorazapam, and diazepam... geez this is so hard!! haha
does it appear that 42 is the only numbers on it?
it will be hard to i.d. half of a pill b/c generally speaking we need all the numbers to i.d. it.
this is a total stab in the dark but after a quick search the only thing that came up was a white, round pill w/ K 42 imprint which is supposedly ephedra. of course, that may or may not be your pill at all. once again just a guess.
my best advice is to ask him what it is. then whatever he tells you, you can come and ask us and with a little more knowledge (of what it is supposed to be) we may be able to help.
worth a shot?
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